UGH! Travel, teens, and meds...Oh My! That can certainly be a recipe for disaster. ... As far as the Dxes are concerned try not to get too worked up over them. Until the researchers elite and insurance companies figure out a way to make fMRIs and expansive genome testing cost efficient and not to mention all the political red tape with big pharma+ a serious change in societal views that MI IS A SERIOUS PHYSICAL ILLNESS!!! grrr... the pdocs kinda have to continue poking around blindfolded. It's mainly onservation, trial and error to the best of their ability... So they ideally do the best they can to treat whatever the most urgent and consistently reccurant symptoms that are presented. And over the yrs, their maybe added, subtracted, working, comorid, and differential does that you are informed of. For instance I believe we currently hold 6? dxes. Most of them at one point or another was the main dx for which we spent lots of therapy and many many med changes +other treatments trying to find some solidity functionality workable baseline... dealing with each disorder one,at a time in therapy has done some good, but meds have always been a DISASTER! Either not tolerated, allerigic, complete opposite effects, or disappointing when a med or treatment worked for a bit, but then stopped working entirely even with every imaginable augmentation or took a sudden turn for the absolute worst! Srry got off track with all that TMI.... now I'm completely lost as to what I was trying to say.... if it come back around later I'll post it.