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My Middle son had anxiety in kindergarten, I took him to the doctor and she tried to prescribe a medicine that was not approved by the FDA for children that young. When I questioned its safety she told me-- "I do it all the time".

Years later, he grew out of the anxiety, and it was determined he was exceptionally bright. If I had been like other Moms and walked out with that medicine, it would have slowed him down and hindered his ability to do all of the things he's done. ( Dean's list 4 years straight, Presidential Achievement award for academic excellence)

I get it, parenting is difficult, and sometimes our kids have challenges that take extra time. My story shows that they are well worth the effort.