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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Title has my question;[b] wondering because 12yo refusing school multiple times per month due to panic attacks and severe anxiety.[/b] New issue for us. Need help for my child as soon as possible and there are long waits to be seen by anyone. At my wit’s end, and I don’t know what to do. Please help me. [/quote]

Ok, here is where you are doing wrong. Instead of throwing drugs at an already bad situation, you should find out WHY they are having these anxiety attacks and solve the root cause, not mask the symptoms and create a lifelong drug addict and mess up a growing child's brain with toxic drugs that are proven to damage neuralogical growth. [/quote]

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Sorry but this is the truth. 
Psychiatric pharmaceuticals are far from settled science and often do more harm than good, and come with their own set of side effects, even for adults.

Your child’s symptoms are likely a very natural and normal response to their environment or things that have happened to them. Please consider other options before putting them on what is very likely a lifetime track of being medicated but never well.[/quote]

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