Natural treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorders

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Dave,

 

My son was diagnosised with ADHD (whatever that " hoax " is) I had

nasty fights with some teachers and their counselors because of how

they were treating me. When they see deaf/hearing impaired mother

(me), they seems to automatically assume that I am too dumb to

mother and care for my kid. I was a single mother and it was easy

for a lot of people to bulldoze over me.

 

I had to change the way I live and the way I was raising my son. I

argued and begged his father (my ex husband) to please spend more

times and talk to him. I did the same, gave him more love and

married a wonderful deaf man who is a great role model and kid at

heart. Taylor, son, started to calm down, felt at ease with himself

and the rest of the world. He started to pay attention more, focus

inwardly, became mindful of his surrounding and feeling less

compelled to act out. His father noticed the positive change and

has thanked me many times for not letting the system drugged up our

kid.

 

Sometimes, all it takes it a change in the diet. (I found out that

my son was allergic to corn and nut as well as cat horribly...also

he had some mercury in his system which can be flushed out with

professional holistic care which can be found in telephone books

or " Green Page " phone books that you can find in health food store,

herbal shop, etc.) Sometimes all the kid just want is to know they

are loved so they can feel safe. There are so many ways to meet the

kids' needs, emotionally, mentally, physically, spiritually and

socially. What works for my son will not always work for others.

 

Don't give up, Dave, fight for your girl. My Daddy did fought for

me when the school found out about my deafness and wanted to meddle

in every way possible. I thank God for him everyday of my life.

 

Warmest regards,

Bec

 

, " trep12tide "

<trep12tide> wrote:

> My 12 year old daughter has been diagnosed with an Obsessive

Compulsive

> Disorder called trichotillomania. With trichotillomania, she

pulls out

> her hair due to the stress that she encounters (school, peer

pressure,

> etc.). Her doctor suggests that medication may be an option. I

don't

> know about you but the anti depressant medications (Prozac, etc.)

scare

> the hell out of me! From what I've been researching, it seems the

> medication does not help and sometimes the symptoms can worsen. I

have

> been researching some natural alternatives that have been used

with

> people who have trichotillomania, but I really don't know much

about

> them. I have found four natural ways: 1) Marjoram leaves 2)

Kava

> Kava 3) Chamomile tea 4) Natracalm. I have read that Kava Kava

> should only be taken by people who are 18 and up. I have also

read

> where some people have found Natracalm to be a very effective

natural

> way to relieve the stress. Any further input would be greatly

> appreiated.

>

> Thank you,

> Dave