Fathering Autism #35 Tinkerhog: the worlds only two ton tiktok Cilla! Get your tickets!

[WowMeowMeowWow]

Tid bit of useless information but the kid who played Charlie Bucket graduated from high school with my sister
Can you tell I'm bored
And I think Violet blown up was still thinner than

I think that is so neat! I adore the original version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Tinkerhoss would have to go to the juicing room at least 7 times before even coming close to our Miss Violet.

 

[Monkey1651]

One of my doctors wants me off my beta blocker because of hypoglycemia. If I do that my pots will get super bad so my neuromuscular dr (pots specialist at Cleveland clinic) said he would. recommend me going on clonidine and Corlanor, because the Corlanor doesn't control blood pressure and my lovely rare type of pots causes super high spikes of blood pressure. I wonder if I would have to come off my anxiety med if I switch to those because Clonidine is also used for psych stuff. lol sorry so off topic. P needs bigger shorts ASAP before she cuts off circulation to her lower legs. She probably has rings around her thighs like socks leave on some people's ankles. and Meow you left out the second part of the song! "Where are you at getting terribly fat? What do you think will come of that" she needs an Oompa Loompa to follow her around and sing to her everytime she wants to eat

 

[RocketQueen]

Clonidine is not an antidepressant. It is an anti-hypertensive. It may be prescribed for other uses, but it isnt an antidepressant. Frankly, it is also very addictive and many of my clients abuse it. Not to be nit-picky, just sayin'.

 

[NotYourMama]

Looking at this pic, I can see Abby as an aged woman missing her dentures.

OMG YESSSS!

 

[Pink Marshmallow]

Clonodine is not an antidepressant. It is an anti-hypertensive. It may be prescribed for other uses, but it isnt an antidepressant. Frankly, it is also very addictive and many of my clients abuse it. Not to be nit-picky, just sayin'.

This is where google info gets a bit confusing, some websites I looked at listed it as an anti-hypertensive, and others like drugs.com list it as Antiadrenergic.

But, in either case, you're right. It's not an anti-depressant. It just has properties that treat things like anxiety and the other things I mentioned in a previous post.

 

[NotYourMama]

0:38 P says "She gets frustrated because she's not communicating effectively and we're not knowing what she wants."

So, it's Abbie's fault that she hasn't been taught more signs and it's also her fault that Tinkerhog and Ass-hat ignore or dismiss most of her signs.

Miss Priscilla, you can duck right off with that one. Putting the blame on Abbie. That's a very crappy thing to do.

It’s no wonder that someone called CPS on them. They were so upset because they were scared that if they lost custody, then they would loose their paycheck, oh I mean their Autistic Princess.

 

[Gmarie1988x]

Just viewed Cilla’s channel, confused why she did a charcuterie board to feed just her family for lunch. Every meal in that house is a huge production. Besides Abbie every one else in that house can throw their own sandwich together.

I really have come to the conclusion that she doesnt actually cook unless it's on a vlog. Asa goes on & on about how wonderful her meals are but I think it's to show normalcy and not a daily thing. For someone who had weightloss surgery she surely doesnt cook like shes watching her or the family's food consumption. All her dinners remind me of is when I first started cooking- the right knife, the right bowls, the right pan. I had no idea how to just throw something together without measuring or using the proper bowl it called for. When they had fajitas P had every side in a individual bowl but its was only the 5 of them. Why are we wasting dishes? That's only something I would do if I had company. She never says she has a recipe she always made for the kids or for asa except her spaghetti

 

[Junebug88]

I have a theory that Isaiah and Summer both juul and that’s why they always go on drives just the two of them. To go get pods. No hate just wondering if anyone else had the same thought

 

[Broken puzzle]

I have a theory that Isaiah and Summer both juul and that’s why they always go on drives just the two of them. To go get pods. No hate just wondering if anyone else had the same thought

Its possible. Anything is possible. Is it likely? Issa is the goodest boy he could be. Summer has college influences, and was sports minded. I don't think she'd want to jack up her lung capacity. Mmmm. No. Coffee and donuts are their junk.

 

[Hotographer512]

I have a theory that Isaiah and Summer both juul and that’s why they always go on drives just the two of them. To go get pods. No hate just wondering if anyone else had the same thought

Maybe they go buy pot.
Or just smoke it.
It's an explanation for why they are both so spaced out all the time.
But maybe they are naturally spacy.
Who knows.
I've known plenty of athletes who smoked it.
But then again, these 2 are just weird.
They could be doing literally anything.

 

[Junebug88]

Its possible. Anything is possible. Is it likely? Issa is the goodest boy he could be. Summer has college influences, and was sports minded. I don't think she'd want to jack up her lung capacity. Mmmm. No. Coffee and donuts are their junk.

True. I think it’s his good boy persona that makes me think he’s got to have some hidden vice Also, for P’s dad being a vegetarian, that family eats more meat than any I’ve ever seen. Maybe it’s just because I’m also vegetarian (in no way am I against people eating meat, though- just a personal decision), but at some points I do get grossed out by the amount of meat consumed by that family.

Maybe they go buy pot.
Or just smoke it.
It's an explanation for why they are both so spaced out all the time.
But maybe they are naturally spacy.
Who knows.
I've known plenty of athletes who smoked it.
But then again, these 2 are just weird.
They could be doing literally anything.

No hate on that either

 

[Broken puzzle]

If clonidine sounds like a remedy for all ills, bear in mind that it's approved by the Food and Drug Administration only to treat high blood pressure, and as an injection in combination with other medications, to ease severe cancer pain.

However, it's likely that doctors prescribe clonidine for more off-label uses than for its approved use. But the evidence for many of those off-label uses consists of only a few studies that are too small or that have other shortcomings which prevents making a clear recommendation. Where the evidence is sufficient to support its use, clonidine is generally recommended as a second-choice or additional medication when preferred treatments aren't effective or can't be used.

Available as a pill, skin patch, or an injection, clonidine works by controlling certain nerve impulses. As a result, it decreases your heart rate and relaxes blood vessels so that blood can flow more easily through the body. Studies indicate that it can be useful sometimes for the following off-label indications:
Studies suggest that clonidine may be more valuable as an adjunct medication to treat secondary ADHD symptoms and the side effects of stimulants. Those may include aggression, jittery behavior, irritability, tics, and insomnia. Clonidine is among the most commonly prescribed drugs to treat insomnia for children with ADHD, according to a survey of more than 1,200 child psychiatrists. However, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine advises first trying behavioral strategies for pediatric insomnia and using medication sparingly. Consumer Reports medical advisors urge people to avoid taking medication to treat the side effects of another drug unless that drug is essential.

 

[Pink Marshmallow]

If clonidine sounds like a remedy for all ills, bear in mind that it's approved by the Food and Drug Administration only to treat high blood pressure, and as an injection in combination with other medications, to ease severe cancer pain.

However, it's likely that doctors prescribe clonidine for more off-label uses than for its approved use. But the evidence for many of those off-label uses consists of only a few studies that are too small or that have other shortcomings which prevents making a clear recommendation. Where the evidence is sufficient to support its use, clonidine is generally recommended as a second-choice or additional medication when preferred treatments aren't effective or can't be used.

Available as a pill, skin patch, or an injection, clonidine works by controlling certain nerve impulses. As a result, it decreases your heart rate and relaxes blood vessels so that blood can flow more easily through the body. Studies indicate that it can be useful sometimes for the following off-label indications:
Studies suggest that clonidine may be more valuable as an adjunct medication to treat secondary ADHD symptoms and the side effects of stimulants. Those may include aggression, jittery behavior, irritability, tics, and insomnia. Clonidine is among the most commonly prescribed drugs to treat insomnia for children with ADHD, according to a survey of more than 1,200 child psychiatrists. However, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine advises first trying behavioral strategies for pediatric insomnia and using medication sparingly. Consumer Reports medical advisors urge people to avoid taking medication to treat the side effects of another drug unless that drug is essential.

That reminds me of something I read about the hydroxyzine that Abbie is also taking. From what I've read, it's primarily for allergies, an anti-histamine, but it has sedative or tranquilizing side effects. The info I read also said it is meant to be taken on a short term basis. But from what I know, Abbie has been taking it for at least three years straight (maybe more, I don't recall exactly when she started taking it).

 

[Kermy]

I think that is so neat! I adore the original version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Tinkerhoss would have to go to the juicing room at least 7 times before even coming close to our Miss Violet.

Come to think of it Asshats a perfect greedy Augustus Gloop

 

[RocketQueen]

This is where google info gets a bit confusing, some websites I looked at listed it as an anti-hypertensive, and others like drugs.com list it as Antiadrenergic.

But, in either case, you're right. It's not an anti-depressant. It just has properties that treat things like anxiety and the other things I mentioned in a previous post.

Yeah it can be. Anti-hypertensive is the class. Antiadrenergic is the term for the type of agents in the drug, and there can be many agent combinations in a pill to treat different things. For example, BETA blockers, ACE inhibitors, even cholesterol medicine is considered an anti-hypertensive...but are made with different agents for those purposes. One reason Clonidine is a popular multi purpose drug is it because it helps with physical symptoms of anxiety or drug withdrawal like racing heart, shortness of breath, etc. Those are also the symptoms of hypertension...so presto...it slows your racing heart, slows the blood flow ,lowers your BP and eases those symptoms. In Abbies case it is perfect, because it is an anti-hypertensive not an anti-psychotic. Her Ziprasdone is the anti-psychotic which is a common drug but does cause high BP. So in this case the Clonidine assists the anti-psychotic by keeping the blood pressure low, and relieving the physical symptoms of her anxiety, but technically that is not supposed to be the purpose of Clonidine. But many drugs are used for different purposes. For example, I take Amitriptyline which is an anti-depressant, but I take it for neuropathy. Not its intended purpose, but it works.
Sorry. Been hen-pecking this out on my tablet. Nightmare. It autocorrects every stinkin' word LOL

ETA...slow typing...Broken beat me to it!

 

[Katie.kate.kate]

Snooze fast as far as today’s vlog goes. I had to make a smart comment. Probably will be deleted though.
1. stupid plug for Abridge app & unnecessary telehealth visit for views
2. everyone lies about doing 5 miles on peloton
3. Sharing of cycling shoes
4. Abbie on the bike
5. Pigcilla watching App State videos. Why? You’re not going to college. She obviously is trying to recreate her worthless life through Isaiah.

The sharing of the shoes and not wearing socks is disgusting. These people are animals.

 

[WowMeowMeowWow]

Come to think of it Asshats a perfect greedy Augustus Gloop

@Kermy OH MY!!!! That he is! Someone may need to have his picture altered in a chocolate pond!

 

[RocketQueen]

The sharing of the shoes and not wearing socks is disgusting. These people are animals.

What amazes me is they can all fit two pairs of shoes! I mean....what are the chances that they all have the same size feet?! And P's HAVE to be stretched WAYYYYYY out

 

[Msbullwnkl]

That reminds me of something I read about the hydroxyzine that Abbie is also taking. From what I've read, it's primarily for allergies, an anti-histamine, but it has sedative or tranquilizing side effects. The info I read also said it is meant to be taken on a short term basis. But from what I know, Abbie has been taking it for at least three years straight (maybe more, I don't recall exactly when she started taking it).

I have been taking Clonidine for sleep. Been on it for a few years now.

Hydroxyzine has a brand name of Vistaril. It is used frequently as a sedative. It is one of those drugs where you can scream your head off for a procedure (dislocations, setting bones, stitches) but not remember a single thing. I have been taking it for years for its antihistamine properties.

Both Clonidine and Hydroxyzine can be a pain to taper down or completely stop using it. I would think this is something they discuss with Abie's doctor, if either are still working or do they need to adjust the dose. Developing a tolerance to a drug is very common, and require higher doses.

 

[Srsmom]

I have been taking Clonidine for sleep. Been on it for a few years now.

Hydroxyzine has a brand name of Vistaril. It is used frequently as a sedative. It is one of those drugs where you can scream your head off for a procedure (dislocations, setting bones, stitches) but not remember a single thing. I have been taking it for years for its antihistamine properties.

Both Clonidine and Hydroxyzine can be a pain to taper down or completely stop using it. I would think this is something they discuss with Abie's doctor, if either are still working or do they need to adjust the dose. Developing a tolerance to a drug is very common, and require higher doses.

May I ask your hydroxyzine dosage? I take 75 mg for sleep occasionally and it barely does anything.