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Well they finally figured out what was wrong with Justin. Justin tried to take his life.
It was only figured out when Justin's older brother Michael had the presence of mind to go through the trash from the weekend and found the empty bottle of Amitripylene, one of Stella's old prescriptions.
Stella hadn't taken the drug for 6-8 months since her symptoms had cleared up so the pills just set in the cabinet supposedly un-noticed.
Justin took about 50 pills of 50 milligram strength and came very close to succeeding what he set out to do.
The Drs said he was as close to death as anyone could be and still survive.
I don't understand why the drug didn't show up in Justin's system other than that he wasn't tested for this particular one.
Amitripylene isn't generally a drug of choice for suicide and Justin was very fortunate in that he didn't choose another of the high powered drugs prescribed for his mother setting next to the Amitripylene or he would have succeeded.
Justin hasn't displayed any of the symptoms of depression other than sleeping a lot and mom and dad thought that was due too the amount of homework that Justin had.
Stella said today that Justin has continually been the loving little boy he has always been.
Justin has been moved too the psychiatric wing of the hospital for further evaluation.
Justin has really wanted to succeed at this special shool he is at now and has obsessed over getting all of his homework done and done correctly.
Stella also said that there was a girl that Justin was obsessed over that has been playing the games that girls of that age have always played.
Today's culture with the focus on success and sex at such an early age doesn't set real well with anyone methinks, especially the young.:grumpy:
I wish I was closer to them so visits would be handy and I could help keep track of all the kids but on the other hand I'm glad I'm where I'm at as I don't know if I could handle it.
But I also think the kids don't get much in the way of spiritual nourishment and that I could provide.
I keep telling mom & dad that the kids need that as much as they do food.
Anyway Justin still has his life and now perhaps with the proper treatment he can get things sorted out and put them in their proper places.
I will keep sending Smoke that he does. My heart is on the ground!
It was only figured out when Justin's older brother Michael had the presence of mind to go through the trash from the weekend and found the empty bottle of Amitripylene, one of Stella's old prescriptions.
Stella hadn't taken the drug for 6-8 months since her symptoms had cleared up so the pills just set in the cabinet supposedly un-noticed.
Justin took about 50 pills of 50 milligram strength and came very close to succeeding what he set out to do.
The Drs said he was as close to death as anyone could be and still survive.
I don't understand why the drug didn't show up in Justin's system other than that he wasn't tested for this particular one.
Amitripylene isn't generally a drug of choice for suicide and Justin was very fortunate in that he didn't choose another of the high powered drugs prescribed for his mother setting next to the Amitripylene or he would have succeeded.
Justin hasn't displayed any of the symptoms of depression other than sleeping a lot and mom and dad thought that was due too the amount of homework that Justin had.
Stella said today that Justin has continually been the loving little boy he has always been.
Justin has been moved too the psychiatric wing of the hospital for further evaluation.
Justin has really wanted to succeed at this special shool he is at now and has obsessed over getting all of his homework done and done correctly.
Stella also said that there was a girl that Justin was obsessed over that has been playing the games that girls of that age have always played.
Today's culture with the focus on success and sex at such an early age doesn't set real well with anyone methinks, especially the young.:grumpy:
I wish I was closer to them so visits would be handy and I could help keep track of all the kids but on the other hand I'm glad I'm where I'm at as I don't know if I could handle it.
But I also think the kids don't get much in the way of spiritual nourishment and that I could provide.
I keep telling mom & dad that the kids need that as much as they do food.
Anyway Justin still has his life and now perhaps with the proper treatment he can get things sorted out and put them in their proper places.
I will keep sending Smoke that he does. My heart is on the ground!