Quote From: mashella I am a mother of nine year old twins, a boy and a girl. My son shows alot of the signs of aspergers, we have been to 4 doctors and been on several types of med! I 'm going to doctor number 5 thursday. I know what i see everyday and what his teachers tell me, trying to get a doctor to see it is hard. 
So far there hasn't been a right medicine, or it doesn't work for long, soon the teachers are calling everyday at the end of their rope, and i end up crying and feeling helpless! 
Is there help for us? Is there a medicine thats helps this? 
You aren't alone in this. Yes, Aspergers sufferers do have various tendencies. That doesn't mean
that there isn't hope though.
You haven't been to the 'right' doctors. In the show, the 'patient' was put on RITILIN. According
to several Clinical Psychiatrists, RITILIN should not be used for Autism. It's for ADHD.
There are options open to you. I would suggest that you take your son to a clinical psychiatrist.
They often have the most up to date information on Neurological disorders. Make no mistake,
that is what Aspergers is.
I am autistic, as are my two daughters. I am having my children do councilling, seeing a
clinical psychiatrist. They are both on Prozac (I kept them OFF meds until it was all too
aparant that they were a danger to theirselves and to others). The Prozac has enabled them
to focus better in school (as has the biofeedback - which by the way works well with
people who are ADHD as well).
See the clinical Psychiatrist, if anyone can help you find the answers you so badly need it's them.
Forgive me for saying so, but this was NOT Dr. Phil's best show.
Instead of focusing on ALL aspects of ASPERGERS, he focused only on ONE aspect of Autism.
He made it seem that it is impossible for anyone with Aspergers/Autism to have a normal life.
That isn't true.
I am autistic, as are my children, as are millions of people across the world. I and they are living
proof that there is hope.
I will be praying for you.