Guest guest Posted May 10, 2006 Report Posted May 10, 2006 I feel for you - its hard enough to deal with one child with issues. Maybe your DAN could give you a discounted rate. You might have to take the ADHD child in less frequently - he could club the twins into a single appointment at 1.5 times the rate - just a thought. Hang in there. Its overwhelming at first but you will get it sorted out. Take a deep breath and relax and it will come together :-). Gayatri > > Thanks all for your thoughts and invaluable insight. It makes me think that I need to take my other two off of everything, too, and start them over slowly. What are your thoughts to that? I do not have the other two with a DAN right now. My 11 year old is ADHD and definitely has been effected and my DS's twin is better but still effected. Do you think I can handle their protocols without seeing a DAN for all? It becomes financially prohibitive at some point. > mb > Quote
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2006 Report Posted May 10, 2006 I feel for you - its hard enough to deal with one child with issues. Maybe your DAN could give you a discounted rate. You might have to take the ADHD child in less frequently - he could club the twins into a single appointment at 1.5 times the rate - just a thought. Hang in there. Its overwhelming at first but you will get it sorted out. Take a deep breath and relax and it will come together :-). Gayatri > > Thanks all for your thoughts and invaluable insight. It makes me think that I need to take my other two off of everything, too, and start them over slowly. What are your thoughts to that? I do not have the other two with a DAN right now. My 11 year old is ADHD and definitely has been effected and my DS's twin is better but still effected. Do you think I can handle their protocols without seeing a DAN for all? It becomes financially prohibitive at some point. > mb > Quote
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2006 Report Posted May 10, 2006 MB, I have 3 children too. One ASD, one with memory recall (speech related) issues, and the 3rd no learning issues (hopefully) but digestive problems and a lead level of 6 in blood. I give the two non ASD children oral MB-12 along with myself. They also get ¼ the amount of children’s DHA (CLO) of my ASD son and a natural multivitamin. Plus I asked the DAN if I could give them a very mild chelator and she sold me TTFD without seeing them for an appointment. I have seen a difference in my daughter with memory recall issues. Homework has gotten a lot easier! Just thought I would share with you my situation.- From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of mbcomfort Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 11:02 AM mb12 valtrex Subject: regression thanks Thanks all for your thoughts and invaluable insight. It makes me think that I need to take my other two off of everything, too, and start them over slowly. What are your thoughts to that? I do not have the other two with a DAN right now. My 11 year old is ADHD and definitely has been effected and my DS's twin is better but still effected. Do you think I can handle their protocols without seeing a DAN for all? It becomes financially prohibitive at some point. mb Quote
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2006 Report Posted May 10, 2006 MB, I have 3 children too. One ASD, one with memory recall (speech related) issues, and the 3rd no learning issues (hopefully) but digestive problems and a lead level of 6 in blood. I give the two non ASD children oral MB-12 along with myself. They also get ¼ the amount of children’s DHA (CLO) of my ASD son and a natural multivitamin. Plus I asked the DAN if I could give them a very mild chelator and she sold me TTFD without seeing them for an appointment. I have seen a difference in my daughter with memory recall issues. Homework has gotten a lot easier! Just thought I would share with you my situation.- From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of mbcomfort Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 11:02 AM mb12 valtrex Subject: regression thanks Thanks all for your thoughts and invaluable insight. It makes me think that I need to take my other two off of everything, too, and start them over slowly. What are your thoughts to that? I do not have the other two with a DAN right now. My 11 year old is ADHD and definitely has been effected and my DS's twin is better but still effected. Do you think I can handle their protocols without seeing a DAN for all? It becomes financially prohibitive at some point. mb Quote
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2006 Report Posted May 11, 2006 Thanks all for your thoughts and invaluable insight. It makes me think that I need to take my other two off of everything, too, and start them over slowly. What are your thoughts to that? I do not have the other two with a DAN right now. My 11 year old is ADHD and definitely has been effected and my DS's twin is better but still effected. Do you think I can handle their protocols without seeing a DAN for all? It becomes financially prohibitive at some point. mb Quote
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