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Old 11-12-2011, 10:40 AM #1
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Default So we're dropping kiddo's risperdal down and...
THursday night, the second day he'd been down .25 mg of his former 1.75 ,g daily dose, he grabbed the scissors at some point and cut the cord to my CPAP machine. All because we wanted him to shower. He's really lost his impulse control. Not sure that we'll be able to maintain this dose drop, hard to know if it will equalize out and all or if we're gonna have to bump it back to the previous dose. Oh well. I am pretty disappointed he did this to my cpap machine.
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