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Old 11-28-2007, 10:05 AM #14
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The pdoc did rx Haldol with cogetin. He also increased the abilify by double. We are dropping the Lamictal in half and will increase the depakote 250 mgs then do labs.

He was chipper yesterday, but woke up in a depression this morning. His moods are everywhere. He is with my husband today because that is where he feels the most safe.

Thank you all so much.

HighHatSize, I have heard of the book you mentioned, but haven't read it. But, your suggestion has made me think..............I will start giving him a fairly large dose of B12. It has worked in the past, I had just forgotten. It helps his mood.

Love you all.
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