I assure you OG, neither of us are on medication nor are we going to be. I do have a support group that I have discussions with and I thought I'd bring this question on here. Sometimes posters on here need to be told where their fault is and I certainly got my share of it. I wont say that I joined this sit with an open mind, but I certainly have more of an open mind now. I want DS to have dad in his life as much as dad wants to be there. Ill discuss the parenting plan in another thread so that I can get feedback.
Back to my original question. I would think that if some kind of anti-anxiety drug has some serious side effects, the court would just want to make sure that it will not interfere with the care of the child. Its like with anti-depressants. If the drug serves to improve the health of the parent, then there should be no issue, as long as the parent does not abuse the drugs