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ReannaBexleiyroseSummerKiarah | March 2009

Daughter out of control-updated

Hey all i've updated this question as got some response but didnt have full details in message, more info. Please help.

Diagnosis daughter has:

*Add, odd, sleep apneia, severe learning and speech delays

*takes ritalin-prescribed by sleep doctor/peaditrician

Bexleiy of the past few days has been having epispodes of agreesive and
non-responsive behavior and becomes uncontrollable and blank and
foccussed on her disobedience.  She become super strengthed unable
to be held and very loud and agressive hitting and pinching struggling
against any form or attempt at calming her. When opposed or put into
her room begins banging on doors and damaging objects, messing her room
and possessions up and acting in defient ways. She also goes into repition
of loud noises and words ignoring anyone asking her to clam down or
be more quiet and becomes louder when requested to quiten down.
This can be triggered by something as simple as being told for the
third of fouth time - Bexleiy please go and have a bath! When told
more directly and sternly she triggers into an episode of the above
behavior and any attempt to tell her is responded with agressive
behavior, glazed eyes and blank stares. Her pupils dialate (become
enlargered) and her strength is more than a single adult can manage.
Environmental changes - school, close school friends acting around
her in hyperactive ways (very excited and wont listen to requests),
feral (out of control), her closest friend has been stealing and lying and
whinges at lot complaining (dobbing) other kids in for things they
have not done. Bexleiy is the centre stage for focus in her class everyone
wants to be her firend. She is social and plays with a central 5 - 6 person
group of boys and girls.
She is doing very well in her class academically. She has on a few occasions
been diciplined a school for reported pinching in the play group, being
disobedient to a teacher who at the end of recess requested they come
into class and 3 - 4 children hid from the teacher and it took 10 minutes
to get them into class. This resulted in being sent to the office - the
other children said it was Bexleiy who said to run and hide from the
teacher (unconfirmed  - Bexleiy says different).  
We feel that something may have happened at school, or a childs
house or she may have been bullied  but Bexleiy when asked what
is wrong, or has anything happened at school, starts looking away
from eye contact and either distracting behavior (diversion of topic),
or gets emotional and angry, or cries but still does not say what is
going on. Bexleiy has become very obsessed with her closest friend
(Ashley) and won't seperate from her at school or in class, and Ashely
is also the same back to her. She often rejects other friends because
of her desire to be with Ashley and ignore them or walk away. Ashley we
feel is not the best influence on Bexleiy as she behaviorally is very
hyperactive and at times naughty and disobedient. It is however very
difficult to seperate them from playing together and we feel not right
to say things such as "we don't want you playing with Ashley".
She also becomes very softly spoken in class and lacks vocal and ability
confidence and the teacher finds it difficult to hear what she is saying
at times. Always seeking attention from teacher for acadmic approval.
She gets huffy if the teacher gives academic attention to other kids and
dismisses her need for approval from the teacher. She often seeks the
teachers assistance on things she does not want to do on her own. When
the teacher is unable to give this assistance rather than attempt it she
will just go sit down and not do the activity  - this may be to aviod failure or
doing it wrong or be seen by others doing it wrong.
Bexleiy was very anxious starting school on the first few weeks, and at
times still display anxiety of separation when mum leaves after drop off.

 



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Marglr
March 2009 | Marglr
Re: Daughter out of control-updated

You must be so worried about her.  The thing is with kiddies that have learning problems, they are just like any kiddies!!!  They want to have control of their situations.  She seems to not have these outbursts at shcool so maybe she feels home is where she can let loose??  I think the best thing to do is get some councelling in how to handle these as she will get bigger and harder to handle.  I would also go back to the Doctor and see if the dozage and meds are right for her.  Best of luck!



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mand
March 2009 | mand
Re: Daughter out of control-updated

My daughter use to have a tamtrums and cry out side the class room she wouldnt do her work in class and was getting told off all the time. When I put her in her room at home for hurting her sister or me she would cry kick pinch  she was stressed and frustrated at school which in turn stresses us out as well. 

 If they have a  learning difficulties they have no confidence she needs support from the school for her speach and learning difficulties is she getting that which means lots of one on one at home and school everday it has to be consistant trust me it has made a difference .

My daughter has four days a week help but she doesnt have a speech delay  but does have  learning difficulties and clinged to friends now branches out more has gone up four levels in reading because lots of one on one at home and school.

Setting boundaries at home that you stick to. Ask  the special help teacher,her teacher and the speech theripist  in what areas do I need to work on to help her at home go on your own to talk to them about her hearing negetive comments wont help your child  lots of praise. 

My children are very strong willed be consistant with there routine espeacilly for bedtime the only time they come out their rooms is to go to the toilet or when they are sick and if they arent being sick then back to bed. 

With Add well my daughter doesnt have it and my daughter acted pretty much the same as your child I couldnt even get out the class most days with out her hangging off me and at the time my three year old was two so i was holding her this went on for six months screaming and crying. I hope things improve I am sure they will there is a light at the end of the tunnel she will get there soon. I hope someone else on minti can help you with her Add.



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mystikal
March 2009 | mystikal
Re: Daughter out of control-updated

Congrats on knowing your daughter so well but I don't think anyone here has answers for you. Nobody here knows your daughter. Nobody here diagnosed your daughter. Nobody here prescribed her medication. I think you should go back to the pediatrician who prescribed ritalin and discuss this with him/her. Also the person who diagnosed her if it was a different person. I can't believe someone would diagnose your child, prescribe medication for your child and then give you no support or a counsellor to work with her behaviours afterwards. Very slack (thumbs down) on their behalf.



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