Re: FDA approves Risperdal for autism

[Guest guest]

--- Resperdal really helps several conditions..including schziphrenia

and bipolar,and when they have trouble deciding exactly what the

patient has...it did everything for my daughter[age 40] but I still

want them to try some hypnosis,group prayer, and better

nutrution..she is not herself when she does not get it..and does not

sleep ot want to do anything but write crazy notes...many notebooks

full of nothing just weird notes..they give 100 mg of it in Norway or

maybe it was Finland...she is on 37 mg injection twice a month.the

tablets might be safer but she would pretend to take them.

Rica

In health , " Janet Hamilton "

<dragonhealing@...> wrote:

>

> Ummm I hate to break this to you guys, but this was used on my son

with no

> side effects for 6 months. I am not pushing pharmaceuticals here,

but it has

> helped some children when nothing else has. Until you have an

autistic child> who is suffering, don't you dare judge me.

>

> Janet

>

[Guest guest]

This is good to know. It's easy to say, " this is bad this is bad " .

But I personally have absolutely no experience with it.

Thanks Ric and Janet for giving me a better view of it.

>

> --- Resperdal really helps several conditions..including

schziphrenia

> and bipolar,and when they have trouble deciding exactly what the

> patient has...it did everything for my daughter[age 40] but I still

> want them to try some hypnosis,group prayer, and better

> nutrution..she is not herself when she does not get it..and does

not

> sleep ot want to do anything but write crazy notes...many notebooks

> full of nothing just weird notes..they give 100 mg of it in Norway

or

> maybe it was Finland...she is on 37 mg injection twice a month.the

> tablets might be safer but she would pretend to take them.

> Rica

[Guest guest]

, To add to your note, we are not just talk but action. I think Tracey and Caroline can attest to that. We do care about all and even with our differences too. I know it has to be super frustraring for you Janet and unless I have walked in your shoes I will never know how it feels. Hang in with us! We care! Have blessed day. carolgdeuteronomy2929 <deuteronomy2929@...> wrote: Y'know what, Janet? We are not like any other list/group I have ever been on. We truly love each other, and are a family in just about every sense of the word. And you are one of us. Sounds a little sinister, doesn't it?Q: Back in the old days, when Great Grandpa put horseradish on his head, what was he trying to do?A: Gobel: Get it in

his mouth.>> I want to apologize for sounding so paranoid (which I am). It was rude of me> and I'm sorry. Suzi is right on the money about the other list and I'm not> sure why I thought you guys would react as badly as that other place.> > > > *blushing* Janet

[Guest guest]

Yes Janet I can attest to that as Carol said. This is the most loving wonderful group of people on the web. They don't judge just accept and I know what you mean about other lists because I have been judged and had problems on other lists too not over medication but just my views.

We all care about you Janet you are part of the Hawke family.

Blessings & Hugs

Tracey

[Guest guest]

>

> Ummm I hate to break this to you guys, but this was used on my son

with no

> side effects for 6 months....snip>

> Janet

>

Janet, I am so happy for you that you have found something that is

working for you. We are all unique in some ways and what won't work

for one, may work for another. This is Grany Lee and I don't get on

line very much so you may not remembeer me, but I think of you and

Susie and jon and others ever so often. I usually am too tire to stay

on line very long, but do try to read a bit once in while. God bless

you all and hope your hopes and dreams will continue improving as time

goes on.

Moutais of love.. Grany Lee