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[quote=Anonymous]OP, I am with you. Mine is 12, soon will be 13, and we have these at least once a week on the good week, or once a day on the bad week. My older daughter who is in college now never had this. My youngest is more emotional, more sensitive. She always been like that, even when she was 2. I am just keep talking with her, even if at the time of the next episode it seems like the talks were moot. I am keep praying that she will outgrow this stage. I am also trying to keep her diet with little added sugar. She drinks calming teas with honey and tells me it helps her to fall to sleep. I also tried nerve tonic pills (it is herbal and sold without prescription). She took it for a littlbe bit, but then told me she doesn't need it. Hugs to you. I was a terrible teenager and now I am feeling like I am paying my price. But it also gives me a hope because I turned out to be very successful and productive adult. [/quote]
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