Valtrex Update Day 56 (was Re: HBOT?)

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Colleen!! You're posts have been so inspirational and huge tear

jerkers (happy tears)!-

>From: abelcstkd <colleen605@...>

>Date: Thu Apr 13 13:44:44 CDT 2006

>mb12 valtrex

>Subject: Valtrex Update Day 56 (was Re: HBOT?)

>Hi Stan!

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>Okay, here is what has happened:

>(Dylan is 8, non-verbal, 1st grade regular classroom with aid)

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>Dylan has made gains across the board ~ except verbal.

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>He is joining in and playing with kids at recess, instead of

>swinging alone, or climbing alone, he follows the kids, waits in

>line, takes turns sliding, running, follow the leader, even jump

>rope!!

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>Dylan played a board game, ok, we have pulled out games before, but

>he sat through a 20 minute game of Candyland with 3 other kids,

>watching each child take their turn (no side glancing, no staring

>out the window, no getting up and wandering).

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>He is staying in the classroom for 60+ minutes, prior he could sit

>in the classroom for 5 - 40 minutes, 40 minutes was RARE! 20

>minutes was typical.

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>He learned to add and is now doing the ahead grade level math.

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>He is reading, writing and spelling. He will draw a picture of an

>elephant and under it write " elephant " , he will color it in, staying

>in the lines. He can look at the clock and recognize when it is

>lunchtime.

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>He went from signing one word requests ie, *hotdog* to using

>sentences, *I want hot dog, please.*

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>He makes eye contact with anyone who says " Hi Dylan " and he will

>wave. Before I would have to say, " Look, say Hi, Wave. "

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>Self help leap, he will see to his own potty needs/clean up, can

>monitor the water temp when taking a bath, if it gets too hot/too

>cold he will adjust to a safe temp! Using utensils instead of

>fingers to eat. Eating new foods, variety (less texture adversion).

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>His receptive skills are incredible, he follows directions, responds

>to praise, laughs at jokes, enjoys sitting through an ENTIRE

>movie....Stan, I could go on and on. We have done a lot of

>interventions with Dylan over the last 5 years, Valtrex is the best

>and the smartest thing we ever did. Thank God I found you Stan!!!

>

>Healing Regression:

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>Well, not much of one, he had a cold sore, gone in one day. He had

>severe chapped lips, gone in 4 days. He had red blotches all over

>his body, gone in less than 12 hours. I think that is everything.

>Once or twice he had a very low temp., gone in less than 12 hours.

>It has been over 2 weeks, maybe nearing 3 weeks since the healing

>regression, I have seen nothing since, no red blotches, no sores,

>etc..

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>School is blown away at his progress and is so happy to have him

>acting appropriately, no aggressions, minimal sensory breaks.

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>I am debating HBOT because we are hoping to get this kid talking.

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>Thanks Stan,

>

>Colleen

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>> > Just looking to see if anyone is doing HBOT. When did you

>start?

>> > After valtrex? I have the opportunity to start at a new center

>in my

>> > area and am looking to see if 55 days in to valtrex, if it would

>be

>> > safe.

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>> > Appreciate any input/experiences with HBOT.

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>> > Thanks Colleen

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[Guest guest]

Ramble? Not at all.

There are a lot of folks who do HBOT. I wouldn't worry about that.

- Stan

> >

> > Hi Colleen,

> >

> > Thanks for the kind works Colleen.

> >

> > It's not totally clear to me, but I think you stopped the spray,

> started Valtrex, and are

> > considering trying HBOT and MB12 again. I'm proceding with those

> assumptions.

> >

> > I would take your little autistique cream experiment (I can't

> believe that name) and the

> > same way you interpreted it and try the spray without the

> folinic. Addtionally, I've heard

> > good thing about ALA TTFD as well, so after you try MB12 again you

> may want to look into

> > reintroducing them down the line.

> >

> > I wouldn't be afraid of HBOT at all. I just have this concern

> about adding anything during

> > the healing regression. Once you get past that (plus a week or

> two), I suspect that HBOT

> > could be helpful. I've seen mostly good reports about HBOT. I'm

> just really careful about

> > introducing new things during the healing-regression since we

> don't really know what

> > wonderful things are going on there.

> >

> > The vocalization report is wonderful. Enjoy and keep us posted.

> >

> > - Stan

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