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Originally Posted by Miguel'smom
Well the band-aids and neosporen didn't work. I'm going to keep trying. Best guess is he's picking under the band-aids because they're bloody messes. I've changed them 2x just today. I think tonight we're going to have to talk to him about getting back on medication. I'm going to push for solely an SSRI he hurt himself more just solely being on Zoloft but it's worth another shot at somewhere in the SSRI family. IDK I'm worried about him. He's depressed I'm sure. At least he's getting out of bed. I need something to work for him. I'm worried he won't go back on meds because "what's the point, it's not like it works." Hell the only reason I take my meds is because they're disolvable. One of us has to pull ourselves out of this mess. I'm think we're going to try valerian root for him as a compromise. No Dr's, No T's, no scripts and no embarrassing sleep overs.
Our car is still broken. My mom is giving me money to fix one but we have to scrap/sell the other one. It's really not worth the $600 for a rebuild but we need a car. I wish we had the money for at least a newer car our car is 16 years old.
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Sorry about your car troubles. Ours are old too - a 2004 Subaru Forester & a 1995 Jeep Cherokee. Some years, I feel we've kept our mechanic afloat, but it is still cheaper than buying a new car.
Not sure where you live, but if you have public transportation, thank the lords. There is no public transportation here. Even the Houston bus park & ride stops are not very widespread (none here or the nearest 3 cities), leaving lots of suburbs like mine without public transport.
 Not sure what to suggest about your son. Has a pdoc or T suggested another route to try? Is there someone new to ask?
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