I feel for your daughter -- it seems she is going through some rough times these days. It's likely very difficult for you, as well.
My advice is to visit your family doctor first. If your daughter is open to discuss HER situation with the doctor, allow her to do so.
I am sure your family doctor would be the one to give you the best advice. Emotional issues can arise for many reasons/illnesses, including bipolar disorder (which is a mood disorder and yes, i have it). Your daughter could be suffering from depression, or even some physical ailment?
Depression can cause feelings of anxiety, loss of control in our lives, which can lead to angry, helpless feelings.
I wish your daughter and you all the best.
take care... nursecracker
2007-03-06 13:13:16
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answered by Anonymous
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I tell you, every things wrong only with you.
Thats the age, they think they are only right.
Mom is a fool who is scared of Pop and Pop is an idiot who thinks he knows everything.
You ask any kid of 17, in the entire world, they say only this.
Nothing is wrong with them and Nothing is wrong with you also. just forget it.
Let them do whatever they want. But you force them to do what you want.
Thats the life. Every thing will become all right in due course.
And she will realise, how foolish she was, only when she is 47.
Take it on the lighter side.
And enjoy every momnet of life, fighting with daughter or other family members.
End of the day, every one in family should be happy.
Thats the secret of living the life happily.
2007-03-05 23:32:11
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answered by surez 3
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Only meditation can control such behaviour. For that, she should be willing to meditate. Otherwise, the members of her family should do intense meditation by realizing their selves so as to create a serene and peaceful eniron at home which would in turn help her to control her anger and wildness.
2007-03-05 23:59:40
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answered by spiritual healer 4
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Talk to a doctor she might need meds to control her fits of rage. teens lose it when there parents try to tell some thing some times but to totally lose it isn't normal either.
2007-03-06 01:47:32
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answered by Anonymous
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ignore her when she throws a tantrum and pay special attention to her when she is calm and controlled. temper tantrums are a way of getting attention and when she realises that her tantrums are getting her nowhere but good behaviour is, she will calm down.
2007-03-07 18:31:40
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answered by G 2 1
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I THINK ITS BETTER TO CONSULT A COUNSELLOR BUT BEFORE THAT STOP THE USAGE OF WORDS LIKE MAD,PSYCHO,U NEED A COUNSELLORETC AROUND HER.SHE MAY INTERNALLY FEEEL THAT SHE HAS GONE CRAZY AND WILL NOT BE ABLE TO EXPRESS HERSELF EVEN IN FRONT OF A COUNSELLOR
2007-03-05 23:52:15
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answered by lovely 1
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She, may be is confused over her sex drive & circulation...first consult a gynacologist then a psychiatrist.
2007-03-05 22:39:40
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answered by saumitra s 6
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That's good.
2007-03-05 22:39:26
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answered by joey k 3
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counseling
2007-03-06 00:50:19
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answered by keral 6
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