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    DMDD Discussion Forum

    DMDD is a tough diagnosis. Having other families to talk to is a godsend. Find your sanity here.

    VENT

    DMDD is hard. We've all been there. Please feel free to vent!
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    MEDICATIONS

    Ask members about medications they've tried, side effects, etc
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    WHAT'S MADE IT BETTER?

    What's the #1 thing that's improved your DMDD world?
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    HOW DO YOU CALM YOUR KID?

    How do you calm your DMDDer down after a rage?
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    SMALL VICTORIES

    Please share your small victories - it helps all of us!
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    SELF CARE

    It's so important. How do you take care of yourself?
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    SUPPORTIVE MEMES

    We could all use a smile today - post your favorite meme here
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    INPATIENT TREATMENT

    Post questions about inpatient treatment facilities
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    DR. MATTHEWS PROTOCOL

    Did it work for you? Tell us about your experience
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    COMORMID DIAGNOSES

    Let's talk about the interplay of DMDD plus ADD, autism, etc
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    SCHOOL SUPPORT

    How do we get the support they need?
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    PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND

    How do you deal with people who don't understand DMDD?
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    CBD OIL

    Have you tried it? Does it work?
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    DIETARY WATCHOUTS

    Any dietary items you include or avoid to keep your DMDDer on track?
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    • Laura K.
      Jul 1, 2019
      Therapy Dogs
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    • Laura K.
      Jun 28, 2019
      protein!
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      For our guy, protein at every meal is a must and too much sugar is a no-no. At 15 years old, it's hard to get more prescriptive than that - he eats lunch off campus during the week and looks at fruit like it's a peculiar alien species. We do what we can. What foods have you found you need to avoid (or include) to help your kiddo stay on track?
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    • Laura K.
      Jun 28, 2019
      The well-meaning friends...
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      If I had a dollar for every time someone told me "it's probably just a phase", or "he's never acted like that at my house", or "have you thought about military school?" - I would have enough money to pay for all the psychiatrist and therapy bills! It's hard not to get frustrated with them and it's even harder not to feel understood. I still haven't not figured out the right come back for these well-meaning folks, so let us know how you've handled it
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