I am not the type of mom to try all kinds of fancy herbs, vitamins or the like to try and solve our health issues. But when it comes to Noah we are willing to try anything short of crack cocaine! Okay, maybe a bit far. Anway, Noah has been through some more substantial testing and they have nearly sworn to us that he does not have autism. Praise God!
Back to the meds part. We have tried Noah on the no sugar diet- do you have any idea how hard that is? We even tried this weird root a little over a year ago that was supposed to help the brain. So, we've tried a lot of things to say the least. These are just a few of our failed attempts. So, we were sent to a behavioral neurologist who says that, no question, no has ADHD- and pretty severe. Said we didn't absolutely stink as parents (Mommy needs to hear that every once in a while) and thinks Noah would benenfit greatly from a trial course of meds. So, tomorrow is the start of the trial of Adderol for our little Noah. The doctor says that it will hopefully slow his brain down enough to give him a second to think before he does something. My impulsive little boy needs a little assistance in this area. He touched the stove Saturday at Grandma Bucks house- how many times has he been told not to touch? He just has a greater tendency to do things without thinking. The doctor said hopefully this will help us in keeping him safe. So, we got the prescription today and we start tomorrow. Pray that this will be a breakthrough for Noah. That he will have enough attention to learn to listen, learn, and be the all around amazing boy that he is!!!
Zoe continues to keep us on our toes with personality to boot!!! (What does that really mean anyways?) Night before last we were coming home from Holly's house and mommy had to run inside quickly (early pregnancy emergency bladder) so one of the girls from church went out to the car to get her. Zoe did not want help to say the least. She ended up telling the girl something along the lines of "Don't help me. I don't like you." all with this nasty little scowl on her face. Okay, very naughty but kinda funny too. So, we told her that she needed to say she was sorry for hurting Rachel's feelings. She ended up sitting in time out for a bit over half an hour before finally buckling down and apologizing. Wow. They can be so naughty but why do they have to be so cute? Kids...
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so naughty but so cute.... OH how I can relate!!! Jaden has started the running and hiding when he's in trouble, which is awefully annoying and bad on his part, but oh so cute!! I hope the meds help out little Noah some. You're not a bad mommy!! I've had to tell myself that a lot here recently, but you're not either. Just hang in there, I'll be praying for you!
Sounds like Zoe could give Elisha a run for the money (what does that mean?) Elisha was telling me no today, and I told him that he needs to obey and say "Yes, Mommy" when I ask him to do something. He kept saying "Yes, Mommy, but..." and I said, "No buts" to which Elisha replied, "but I need buts."
I actually smiled and started to laugh which probably didn't help make my point. :)
I hope the meds help Noah. Jim (yep, that's my husband) has ADD (seriously) and meds have revolutionized our life.
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How I love my very special grandkids and their mommy and daddy. You're great parents, don't doubt it for a second. And your kids are the best, even if they need a little medicinal help to slow down the brain hurricane. Hey! We all take meds now and then to help with our various issues. Why not our Noah?
Hey Shel! I'm hoping the meds are going well and praying for little Noah right now as I'm sitting here reading and missing you and Jonah's little friends so much! I hope they help...I've seen many kids who have needed a little help with ADHD and the meds really do make a difference. They can even help the kids "feel better" too and more successful...my hands go down to you and Josh. You inspire me always. I love ya!
I am happy to hear that little Noah is just needing a little meds - Ask Mike how much it has helped him. I miss that Little Noah - wish we would've made the move! Hang in there - you are awesome parents! It truly shows. And congrats too!
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