My son has PAH and has a very aggressive behavior. Is this normal?
Maybe your son feels he's lost control. Everyone trying to do and help might make him feel helpless. My family was trying to help, but only making me upset because I felt I wasn't in control. They were pushing me to do this and that and I was'nt ready and it made me angry. We had to sit down and set boundaries. I'm having to learn to ask for help, and they now wait until I do. It's hard to let go.
There are definitely some anger issues involved. Diagnosed 2 1/2 years ago and on oxygen full time. I call the tubing my leash. From what we were once able to do to our current state of mind! Im hoping your son is getting some appropriate counseling. I have noticed that any anger I might have now is directly associated with my fatigue level.
I have aggression too IAM 64 yrs. I'm also on prinivil for blood pressure and water pill. And represent cymbalta. I feel the symbalta I have a harder time breathing
I think anyone who has a incureable disease that renders them useless part of the time may have more aggression than others , i know i have had my moments and i am a great deal older than him
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