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I do want to say thank you for sharing a little bit about your son. My son is 8 and sounds soooo much like your son. The struggles in school are the same. Our situation though is that usually, outside of school he is ok (not to mean he is perfect but he never talks to me the way he talks to his teachers, I have never heard any serious threats against his siblings or anyone else). This past week just about tops everything in his book about his behavior at school. So, I do find it helpful to hear from other parents. Thanks again. Good luck with your son. J
I hope your son has wonderful results with the abilify!!!!
Thanks Karen
Thanks for sharing and nice to have found this group.
FOR ALL OF YOU WITH KIDS ON ABILIFY HERE IS THE GREATEST TIP I CAN GIVE: the first time I went to get my son's script filled, it cost me $500! I am self-employed and on an HSA, so I have to pay for all of y family's drugs out or pocket. You can get a GENERIC for Abilify out of Canada, that they do not sell here in the states. Our cost for the generic is $57 a month now! There a a ton of websites that sell drugs from Canada and this will save you a TON of money if your doctor will write the script for the generic. This has already saved us at least $5000.
He was diagnosed bipolar about 5 years ago. We had him on Gabapentin, but he was very lethargic, gained weight, and slept all the time. We took him off medication after about 6 months for several reasons. Over the last four years we've worked really hard on our parenting and have had only a few problems.
The thing is, when my son isn't ticked off at the world, he's funny, insightful, and brilliant. He really is a genius--for real. However, about 6 months ago the testosterone kicked-in. Between wacky hormones and rivalry with an older brother, his raging and violence has picked up to the extreme. Now it's problems at school, home, and everywhere we go--that is, when he's not barricaded in his room and being anti-social.
We can't take away the things he likes for fear he'll destroy things and/or hurt one of us. We've had the police at our home several times over the last 4 months... trying to fight with his brother, breaking things, putting holes in the walls and doors, calling mom and feigning having cut off his hand...
Last night he actually called me out and lunged at me at the dinner table because my wife and I were trying to be proactive in solving what he perceived to be a problem. As I held him at bay he bit the you-know-what out of my arm. The PD came again... I didn't have the heart to have him booked into juvenile hall--he has an anger problem... The PD had us take him to a crisis center and he volunteered to go.
It was hard hearing him tell his side of the story... I'm the mean, oppressive father... my wife is mean... my other son is more privileged, all teachers are out to fail him, policemen are hypocrites... this despite our bending over backwards to give our son the best of everything to meet his needs.
Today we were able to get him to our Psychiatrist. He prescribed Abilify. He took the 5mg pill at 5pm and fell asleep right after dinner. He did get up a few minutes ago and said he felt a little nauseous, but he went right back into his room and laid down.
Bottom line, we love our son and we just want him to be happy and normal. I don't know if one or both of us failed at parenting or if this was out of our control. He has the capacity to be a great leader--he's so resourceful and understands concepts far beyond his years. But, his anger and hurting the people who love him most will stunt his ability to function and contribute positively to society.
Again, I hope this Abilify works. Say a prayer for us and our son.
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He didn't say "poor people" - he said those dependent on government which, by definition, makes them irresponsible for themselves. What you're doing is not unlike what he did - just from a left-wing slant.
The truth is, I'm not exactly surprised by your reaction here. This reminds me of why the Paul Ryan thread went haywire. I think you kind of agree with Romney on this issue. I think it's good for people who believe this way to see how these beliefs play out in a public sphere, and to see how out of touch and rather baseless such beliefs are.
Levi, I know you're reasonable on lots of issues, but the notion of people depending on the government really offends you, in a sense that seems exaggerated--to the point where you can forgive a 39 point over-estimate from Romney. It just seems so inherently ideological.
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"He didn't say 'poor people' - he said those dependent on government, which, by definition, makes them irresponsible for themselves."
Read that garbage out loud to yourself, please. Clearly he meant poor people who aren't paying federal income taxes. And clearly, saying "dependent" on government is a gross exaggeration. But what is worst about your endorsement of this view is that you think such people are "irresponsible for themselves." In what way? As human beings? Or as economically successful? There are plenty of people who are fully responsible for themselves, their children, and their community who are not making enough money to pay federal income taxes. One has to be an ass to declare such people "irresponsible."
The rich are milking the economy, by the way. They are the ones who spend millions on lobbyists to save tens or hundreds of million on tax breaks and subsidies. YOU are the naive one.
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Although this is a political thread being used as an outlet of passion for the participants' belief system. I am not seeing many stories that link the said ideas to personal experience.
I am a 37 year old man who was a citizen of the inner city internment camp, which some of you might know as being the ghetto. To start this out, I came from parents who were cocaine users and dealers. My father was a man who would beat the **** out of one of his kids like he/she was an adult. My mother was much more compassionate, but was an addict herself, which rendered her useless to being a good parent. My parents divorced and went their separate ways. My dad becoming a crack head, my mother becoming a anti-child management alcoholic.
After the divorce, my grandparents interceded and I went to live with them as a teenager. My much younger sister and brother stayed with my mother. That in turn ended up being a slow disaster of which no one fully realized until I was in my early twenties. As it turns out I find out my little sister has been molested by my mother's long term companion, he was arrested, convicted, given probation and went back to my mother's house to live. I was incensed and searched this man out and beat the living **** out of him. I held back a bit, not wanting to be a perpetrator of murder.
As it turned out, my assault on this molester did no good and I moved out of a place I was sharing with some room mates to be the overseer of my younger siblings. Unfortunately my sister was embittered and too advanced of an age where my efforts were rendered useless, but my brother was very open to influence and with him I had a chance to make a difference.
My sister ended up having a child at the age of 16 and a few years later my brother died in a tragic accident when he was 16. Today my sister is a fighting spirit and works towards success with her 3 children - working her ass off none the less.
My memories are this: Bad Parents, a dad who beat the **** out of me, a mother who in my early youth was compassionate and loving, but turned into a drunken land mark of which low life humans tied their ship to. I have hope hope for my sister - she is an angry young lady that will get the job done. Losing my brother changed my life... ruined my life... after 9 years I am still trying to find my peace with it.
For me: I was beat down by the school kids because I was poor and didn't fit in. I was beaten by my dad who was a violent drug addict sociopath. All of these situations have made me stronger and more forthright in my beliefs.
What I am seeing on this site is a bunch or number crunchers who have never really experienced adversity and want to make it an economical debate or even a religious moral debate, or maybe you are being your true selves in not giving a bleep about your fellow humans because the almighty dollar runs your existence. Of course I am a leftist, could anyone expect any different? I am a Humanist foremost and the fact I do not see any humanism floating around these parts makes me a bit depressed.
[QUOTE=PseudoSABR;54730] It's not that he said some people are dependent (which is really about 8% whom aren't elderly) it's that he said he doesn't worry about them nor will he try to change them. It's despicable. When he calls half the nation 'victims,' and sneers about it, we have every right to call him Thurston Howell, and tell the guy to **** off. [quote]
Is it really that much different than "You didn't build that business yourself?" I would say no. They are both massive gaffes that speak to the inner soul of both parties. You are being more offended by this one than the last because the opposition is the one making the gaffe. As someone looking from the outside of both - this isn't that big of a deal. Much like Obama's offensively stupid remark, this one will just get thrown in the pile.
He suggested that all Obama voters (or all non-income tax payers) are dependent on the government which is total crap; and you're letting it slide.
The truth is, I'm not exactly surprised by your reaction here. This reminds me of why the Paul Ryan thread went haywire. I think you kind of agree with Romney on this issue.
No one is agreeing with his number - it's inflated intentionally. But I don't see you getting hot and bothered by the same game on the other side. It happens all the time in politics - am I the only non-naive person here? It doesn't make it right, but it happens. I don't get hot and bothered by either side doing it - I'd prefer to criticize the deeper issues than these stupid superficial ones.
As someone who has worked in social services for a long time, I can tell you that many people "dependent" on government services are, indeed, NOT poor. Unfortunately our system has long ago stopped focusing on true need and instead opened blank checks across dozens of programs that are far easier to manipulate and take advantage of than most think.
I can't think of a more offensive moral mantra than the idea that anyone who believes there is a difference between "need" and want" is somehow inconsiderate towards people. Hell, my beliefs are driven by true "need" and how often I see it shunned in favor of this liberal, left-wing driven concoction of what "need" is. Yeah, the rich need to be paying more. Company tax loopholes need to be closed. No disagreement here - now let's see if you're as fair in your thinking when the reality of left-wing social programs is on the table. College loans, welfare, and just about any other federal aid you can think of is saturated with abuse by people claiming "need" who would really just rather milk the system. Or the system itself, as in college loans, actually makes everyone worse off.
So we flush billions down the toilet every year that could go to skills training, better subsidized housing, early education services, etc. That's the reality you're blindly supporting. To me, if someone is making me choose, I'd say defending that under the guise of moral superiority is a far worse crime.
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This debate, as do most in the political arena, has gone from functionality to ideals. The functional end of how we work with our elderly and disabled is that currently we throw money at them with minimal oversight. I work for a boss that is livid when someone with $50,000 in the bank is getting any food stamps and has us crush that. That said, if we didn't know that and the consumer didn't reveal it to DSS, they'd be getting plenty of food stamps every single month. That's just one area. I've seen similar with disability benefits, with section 8 housing, and with scores of other programs intended to help those neediest among us, but the design of oversight in those programs is poor, to say the least. Nevermind that those that are being taxed with doing that oversight are not paid anywhere near enough for what they work with on a daily basis. That breeds apathy in a quick hurry and leads to less focus on the job or quick turnover on the job, and every new person on the job has many unwritten things to learn about how people will try to get "free money". A great example was the "Ticket To Work" program for those accessing SSI or SSDI benefits. The program, in its launch, was not easily understood to those who would be doing the exact work and be receiving the least benefit from the program, though the program can be marked for giving the provider an incentive benefit upon advancement in work status for the consumer. However, there was never anyone who really knew the program if someone had questions, and those who were available to do trainings on the program had obviously not had real-life experience in the field, so they spoke completely over the head of those doing the job day to day. Now that program, while still running, has received no promotion and no offered trainings for nearly two full years, and one of the better attempts at both improving the work status of those receiving disability benefits while incentivizing those who spend their time assisting those consumers in their improvements is now dead. I've seen programs like this come and go through multiple presidents of both parties and multiple governors of many different parties, and the main reason they fail is a consistent lack of understanding about the middle - between the political "Do this!" and the social workers that actually have to implement it. We could drastically alter the amount of people who "milk" the system for handouts by structuring better implementation and oversight of the positive programs that could make a difference in the life of someone on disability and help them move to the point of independent living.
Now correcting the tax breaks that those with plenty get, that's not my expertise, and I don't have hands-on experience with it. I do know there are those out there who want to repeal agricultural assistance before dealing with the tax loopholes, yet out of the other side of their mouth, they'll lament "corporate farming". Too many decisions, frankly, are being made by a number of people in Washington who have no direct idea what it's like to be in a certain situation, and rather than do the research to actually find out, they stick to their assumptions along a partisan line that never really helps anyone truly move up.Staff Writer for Tomahawktake.com, come check it out!
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No recent administration has ever worked on getting the government to run more efficiently. If the Republicans did, they would lose one of their rallying points. The Democrats seem incapable of it. 20 years ago Al Gore talked about it after the election, but nothing came of it. Perhaps the operation is too unwieldy. To rethink a whole new process is beyond the current crop of politicians.
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First off, kudos for making it out and generally sounding like a reasonable, intelligent human being.
People out there that have never faced adversity or been out there on the edge of life have no clue what it is like to be there. It makes them lucky individuals. When you get the blank look it is disheartening. Worse yet is a proposed "easy " fix. The complications of life are not that easy. Sometimes I think you get shunned as people think whatever is going on with you will somehow have an effect on them.
The last statement is my problem with the libertarian and conservative people. I start to view government more as an entity that attempts to correct problems. The genesis of legislation is to correct a societal problem. If you get rid of the legislation does the problem go away? Look back on history for that answer.
Looking only in terms of numbers reduces the complexity of things. It reduces the human factors of the game.
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Of course, there are Libertarians who call for much more radical government reform/de-legislation than myself, though after the financial debacle of 2007/2008, I do not understand how they reconcile those beliefs with reality.
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Yikes, The Leviathan, you mentioned "you didn't build that." As though that hasn't been debunked again and again and again. Clearly, he did not say "you didn't build the business." The fact that you are swept away by such propaganda (in this case, the propaganda of selective editing) says a lot and it tells me that there is little point in trying to argue with you about any of this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKjPI6no5ng - Except, that is precisely what he said. Well, "If you have a business....you didn't build that" is slightly different - if you want to quibble about that let me know and I'll stop taking you seriously. Now I understand his point and I don't completely disagree with him. There is no selective editing here - he went too far with a point and came off insultingly. He took his party mantra too far and it sounds badly. They are very much the same issue.
I don't think either argument is crippling, but both are indicative of the stupidity that reigns on both sides.


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The highs and lows of Tomb Raider
Tomb Raider is one of the most iconic and long-running videogame franchises on the market, still going strong after 17+ plus years. As well as pioneering the 3D action/adventure landscape, the series was one of the first to receive mainstream recognition thanks to its voluptuous heroine, Lara Croft....
- Posted Mar 9th 2013
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OPINION: Crystal Dynamics deserves an apology from gamers for hasty Tomb Raider 'controversy'
Crystal Dynamics deserves an apology from any person who even nodded toward the rape controversy surrounding the now-released Tomb Raider reboot. That also means a personally addressed card to Rob Rosenburg, the executive producer who was defamed over his honest comments and feelings toward the proj...
- Posted Mar 8th 2013
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Tomb Raider review round-up
Lara Croft makes her way back into the realm of video games with a smaller head and much nicer physical appearance in Tomb Raider. Here is a round-up of reviews for Crystal Dynamics' hotly-anticipated reboot from across the world wide web. IGN- 9.1/10 Eurogamer- 8/10 Games Master- 90% ...
- Posted Feb 25th 2013
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Sex sells, but women and videogames deserve better
The narrative direction of Crystal Dynamic's Tomb Raider reboot has proven to be great kindle for a raging Internet fire. A young, vulnerable Lara Croft is faced with a world that wants to break her down by any means necessary, including sexual violence. Lara must fend off rape, and no matter how ...
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Microsoft® Windows® Home Server 2011 Unleashed, Third Edition
By: Paul McFedries
Publisher: Sams
Publication Date: 29-MAR-2011
Insert Date: 29-MAR-2011
Slots: 1.0
Overview: Microsoft® Windows® Home Server 2011 Unleashed, Third Edition
This is the most comprehensive, practical, and useful guide to the new "Vail" version of Windows Home Server - packed with new features and now based on Windows Server 2008 R2. Paul McFedries brings together tips, techniques, and shortcuts that can't be found in any other book. He covers all facets of running Windows Home Server 2011: setup, configuration, file/folder sharing, networking, security, digital media streaming and sharing, backup/restore, monitoring, Web and SharePoint site deployment, performance optimization, maintenance, and customization. This edition thoroughly covers Vail's...
By: Greg Kettell; Jennifer Ackerman Kettell
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Publication Date: 17-MAR-2008
Insert Date: 05-MAR-2010
Slots: 1.0
Overview: Windows® Home Server Bible
When was the last time you backed up your home computer? If your household is a hodge-podge of unconnected laptops, desktops, and printers, it's time to bring order and peace of mind by creating your own secure home network with Windows Home Server (WHS) and this comprehensive guide. From protecting your data against hardware failures to organizing all of your family's digital media onto one central hub, this practical reference covers all the techniques and step-by-step instruction you need to succeed. ...
Microsoft® Windows® Home Server Unleashed
By: Paul McFedries
Publisher: Sams
Publication Date: 13-SEP-2007
Insert Date: 27-AUG-2007
Slots: 1.0
Overview: Microsoft® Windows® Home Server Unleashed
"Computer data can be immeasurably valuable, yet most people leave it totally vulnerable to damage or loss. Windows Home Server is the data equivalent to a home safe. We recommend Paul McFedries's Microsoft®Windows®Home Server Unleashed as the best first step in getting a strong hold on securing and maintaining personal data at home." –Professor Michael L. Kleper Editor, The Kleper Report on Digital Publishing Windows Home Server is a brand new server operating system from Microsoft designed to be used in home settings. Windows Home Server is designed to reduce or eliminate the...
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