RE: Has anyone's child grown out of ?

[Guest guest]

Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as you. After 2

years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up to 105 for 7 days

straight, things appear to be getting better. The last " full blown "

attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then there have been 3

more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week interval) but

they've been extremely mild, sometimes only impacting a day or two, and

only getting up to about 102 or so.

I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter break " I've read about on

this group before. We shall see. I have no idea about the calcium

thing, though my son does crave milk during an episode too.

Thanks,

Keri Gerber

Mom to , likely according to our ID specialist, 3 1/2 years old

Austin, TX

[Guest guest]

Keri & ,

Our son Blake started fevering just after he turned 2, we went rounds with the

pediatrician and eventually were hospitalized and saw a specialist before we

were diagnosed with . After being on cimetidine for a year we elected to

stop this treatment hoping the fevers would end and they did. We are not sure if

Blake outgrew his fevers or if the cimetidine really worked or if it was a

combination of the two. We are thrilled and knock on wood that Blake has not

fevered in over a year.

Rich & Felicia,

Blake 4

Alec 18 mos

Caitlin 11

, CO

Keri and <wgerber@...> wrote:

Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as you. After 2

years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up to 105 for 7 days

straight, things appear to be getting better. The last " full blown "

attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then there have been 3

more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week interval) but

they've been extremely mild, sometimes only impacting a day or two, and

only getting up to about 102 or so.

I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter break " I've read about on

this group before. We shall see. I have no idea about the calcium

thing, though my son does crave milk during an episode too.

Thanks,

Keri Gerber

Mom to , likely according to our ID specialist, 3 1/2 years old

Austin, TX

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[Guest guest]

That is so great to hear!

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Felicia Olson

Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:25 AM

Subject: Re: Has anyone's child grown out of ?

Keri & ,

Our son Blake started fevering just after he turned 2, we went rounds with

the pediatrician and eventually were hospitalized and saw a specialist

before we were diagnosed with . After being on cimetidine for a year we

elected to stop this treatment hoping the fevers would end and they did. We

are not sure if Blake outgrew his fevers or if the cimetidine really worked

or if it was a combination of the two. We are thrilled and knock on wood

that Blake has not fevered in over a year.

Rich & Felicia,

Blake 4

Alec 18 mos

Caitlin 11

, CO

Keri and <wgerber@... <mailto:wgerber%40alum.mit.edu> >

wrote:

Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as you. After 2

years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up to 105 for 7 days

straight, things appear to be getting better. The last " full blown "

attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then there have been 3

more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week interval) but

they've been extremely mild, sometimes only impacting a day or two, and

only getting up to about 102 or so.

I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter break " I've read about on

this group before. We shall see. I have no idea about the calcium

thing, though my son does crave milk during an episode too.

Thanks,

Keri Gerber

Mom to , likely according to our ID specialist, 3 1/2 years old

Austin, TX

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[Guest guest]

That IS great to hear. My son started his fevers when

he turned 2 and is almost 4 now. He hasn't had a fever

in six weeks. I am hoping that it is coming to an end,

but I don't want to get my hopes up too much.

Gillian

mother of Kai age 3

--- Azzie Fiouzi <azzief@...> wrote:

> That is so great to hear!

>

>

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

> Felicia Olson

> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:25 AM

>

> Subject: Re: Has anyone's child grown out of

> ?

>

>

>

> Keri & ,

>

> Our son Blake started fevering just after he turned

> 2, we went rounds with

> the pediatrician and eventually were hospitalized

> and saw a specialist

> before we were diagnosed with . After being on

> cimetidine for a year we

> elected to stop this treatment hoping the fevers

> would end and they did. We

> are not sure if Blake outgrew his fevers or if the

> cimetidine really worked

> or if it was a combination of the two. We are

> thrilled and knock on wood

> that Blake has not fevered in over a year.

>

> Rich & Felicia,

>

> Blake 4

> Alec 18 mos

> Caitlin 11

> , CO

>

> Keri and <wgerber@...

> <mailto:wgerber%40alum.mit.edu> >

> wrote:

> Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as

> you. After 2

> years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up

> to 105 for 7 days

> straight, things appear to be getting better. The

> last " full blown "

> attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then

> there have been 3

> more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week

> interval) but

> they've been extremely mild, sometimes only

> impacting a day or two, and

> only getting up to about 102 or so.

>

> I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter

> break " I've read about on

> this group before. We shall see. I have no idea

> about the calcium

> thing, though my son does crave milk during an

> episode too.

>

> Thanks,

> Keri Gerber

> Mom to , likely according to our ID

> specialist, 3 1/2 years old

> Austin, TX

>

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[Guest guest]

My daughter is 9 now and has not had her consitent fevers since 2004. She had

only 1 in 2005 and we have been fever-free since. So I'm praying and hoping that

yes a person can grow out of it.

Ms Gillian Sano-Giles <sanogiles@...> wrote: That IS great to

hear. My son started his fevers when

he turned 2 and is almost 4 now. He hasn't had a fever

in six weeks. I am hoping that it is coming to an end,

but I don't want to get my hopes up too much.

Gillian

mother of Kai age 3

--- Azzie Fiouzi <azzief@...> wrote:

> That is so great to hear!

>

>

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

> Felicia Olson

> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:25 AM

>

> Subject: Re: Has anyone's child grown out of

> ?

>

>

>

> Keri & ,

>

> Our son Blake started fevering just after he turned

> 2, we went rounds with

> the pediatrician and eventually were hospitalized

> and saw a specialist

> before we were diagnosed with . After being on

> cimetidine for a year we

> elected to stop this treatment hoping the fevers

> would end and they did. We

> are not sure if Blake outgrew his fevers or if the

> cimetidine really worked

> or if it was a combination of the two. We are

> thrilled and knock on wood

> that Blake has not fevered in over a year.

>

> Rich & Felicia,

>

> Blake 4

> Alec 18 mos

> Caitlin 11

> , CO

>

> Keri and <wgerber@...

> <mailto:wgerber%40alum.mit.edu> >

> wrote:

> Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as

> you. After 2

> years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up

> to 105 for 7 days

> straight, things appear to be getting better. The

> last " full blown "

> attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then

> there have been 3

> more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week

> interval) but

> they've been extremely mild, sometimes only

> impacting a day or two, and

> only getting up to about 102 or so.

>

> I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter

> break " I've read about on

> this group before. We shall see. I have no idea

> about the calcium

> thing, though my son does crave milk during an

> episode too.

>

> Thanks,

> Keri Gerber

> Mom to , likely according to our ID

> specialist, 3 1/2 years old

> Austin, TX

>

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> hotels

> in 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your

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>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I only wish you the very best. My daughter did have one episode in 2005,

probably after a year of nothing. But- it went away right after predisone. Do

you keep the predisone on hand just in case?

TRISHA KINCAID <trishalee13371@...> wrote: My daughter is 9 now

and has not had her consitent fevers since 2004. She had only 1 in 2005 and we

have been fever-free since. So I'm praying and hoping that yes a person can grow

out of it.

Ms Gillian Sano-Giles <sanogiles@...> wrote: That IS great to hear. My son

started his fevers when

he turned 2 and is almost 4 now. He hasn't had a fever

in six weeks. I am hoping that it is coming to an end,

but I don't want to get my hopes up too much.

Gillian

mother of Kai age 3

--- Azzie Fiouzi <azzief@...> wrote:

> That is so great to hear!

>

>

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

> Felicia Olson

> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:25 AM

>

> Subject: Re: Has anyone's child grown out of

> ?

>

>

>

> Keri & ,

>

> Our son Blake started fevering just after he turned

> 2, we went rounds with

> the pediatrician and eventually were hospitalized

> and saw a specialist

> before we were diagnosed with . After being on

> cimetidine for a year we

> elected to stop this treatment hoping the fevers

> would end and they did. We

> are not sure if Blake outgrew his fevers or if the

> cimetidine really worked

> or if it was a combination of the two. We are

> thrilled and knock on wood

> that Blake has not fevered in over a year.

>

> Rich & Felicia,

>

> Blake 4

> Alec 18 mos

> Caitlin 11

> , CO

>

> Keri and <wgerber@...

> <mailto:wgerber%40alum.mit.edu> >

> wrote:

> Yes! We are basically experiencing the same thing as

> you. After 2

> years of consistently fevering every 4 to 6 weeks up

> to 105 for 7 days

> straight, things appear to be getting better. The

> last " full blown "

> attack of that nature was September 2006. Since then

> there have been 3

> more episodes at 6 week intervals (one was a 13 week

> interval) but

> they've been extremely mild, sometimes only

> impacting a day or two, and

> only getting up to about 102 or so.

>

> I've been really hoping this isn't the " winter

> break " I've read about on

> this group before. We shall see. I have no idea

> about the calcium

> thing, though my son does crave milk during an

> episode too.

>

> Thanks,

> Keri Gerber

> Mom to , likely according to our ID

> specialist, 3 1/2 years old

> Austin, TX

>

> ---------------------------------

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> hotels

> in 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your

> fit.

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> removed]

>

>

>

>

>

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