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amother
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 Yesterday at 11:43 am
I can't really deny any longer that my daughter has anxiety. I guess I have been in denial as it isn't a textbook case. When I think of an anxious kid I think of one that wears it on their body at all time.
I know some will say PANDAS but it isn't out of nowhere.
She has always been a more sensitive prone child like crying in sad movies or still missing our dog that past 3 years ago. Even when she sees pictures of her and her siblings as younger children it makes her feel teary of "the good old days." She is 8 for gosh sakes, mothers should cry about these things not kids.
She often remarks that her brain feels different but can't really express what that means. She can do new things but is a bit more reserved. She is not usually up for an adventure like the other kids and does need coaxing but is happy once there.
-She is having trouble sleeping in her own room (I.e. maybe sleeps there 1x every 2 weeks). This is obviously a huge issue.
- Recently in the mornings she has been crying a LOT with a stomache on the way to school but then is fine once school starts.
- Doesn't go out for sleepovers and prefers to be home for playdates.
I am not sure how much it is really affecting her day to day as she is well liked and is usually happy. Maybe she just feels more deeply and is prone to depression.
Should I assume I need to start therapy?
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:47 am
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Yes start therapy with someone who specializes in childhood anxiety
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:23 pm
Pandas isn't only out of the blue.
There are other root causes as well.
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:24 pm
| amother Lime wrote: | Pandas isn't only out of the blue.
There are other root causes as well. |
The criteria is literally sudden onset
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:28 pm
Some kids have very early onset that's missed.
Lots of kids don't have a sudden abrupt onset but still respond to treatment.
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:30 pm
| amother Lime wrote: | Some kids have very early onset that's missed.
Lots of kids don't have a sudden abrupt onset but still respond to treatment. |
Then it’s not pandas. And most kids with pandas just suffer and don’t respond to treatment. Except a few that the antibiotic protocol works for.
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:31 pm
| amother Cerise wrote: | | Then it’s not pandas. And most kids with pandas just suffer and don’t respond to treatment. Except a few that the antibiotic protocol works for. | Kids recover from pandas all the time.
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amother
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Yesterday at 12:35 pm
Look into therapy.
Ask Relief for referrals
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