Guest guest Posted February 21, 2005 Report Posted February 21, 2005 I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you for talking about this! Quote
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Hi , I'm so glad that inositol has been working for your son. When my son started taking inositol, he also saw enormous positive results within a couple of weeks. What did your therapist think about him taking inositol? Had she/he heard of it? I'm really happy for you, your son, and your familty:) Regards, > > I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a > few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were > still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from > really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to > take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " > odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd > have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime > we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a > week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the > touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with > the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven > answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. > And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you > for talking about this! > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Hi , I'm so glad that inositol has been working for your son. When my son started taking inositol, he also saw enormous positive results within a couple of weeks. What did your therapist think about him taking inositol? Had she/he heard of it? I'm really happy for you, your son, and your familty:) Regards, > > I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a > few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were > still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from > really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to > take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " > odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd > have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime > we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a > week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the > touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with > the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven > answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. > And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you > for talking about this! > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Hi , I'm so glad that inositol has been working for your son. When my son started taking inositol, he also saw enormous positive results within a couple of weeks. What did your therapist think about him taking inositol? Had she/he heard of it? I'm really happy for you, your son, and your familty:) Regards, > > I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a > few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were > still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from > really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to > take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " > odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd > have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime > we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a > week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the > touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with > the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven > answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. > And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you > for talking about this! > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Our first appt is March 10...so I don't have any feedback from any dr's yet, although I'm anxious to see what they say. After seeing the changes Cameron has made, I'm sold on it. > > > > I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a > > few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were > > still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from > > really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to > > take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " > > odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd > > have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime > > we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a > > week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the > > touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with > > the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven > > answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. > > And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you > > for talking about this! > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2005 Report Posted February 22, 2005 Our first appt is March 10...so I don't have any feedback from any dr's yet, although I'm anxious to see what they say. After seeing the changes Cameron has made, I'm sold on it. > > > > I just wanted to drop my .02....i've only been in the group for a > > few months. My ds (6) started to get pretty bad....and we were > > still searching for a therapist. I knew we were a few months from > > really getting into treatment/meds. It was getting difficult to > > take him anywhere. He's got the " touching " , " just right feeling " > > odc mostly, and we'd be walking down an isle in Walmart, and he'd > > have to kneel down to touch each knee on the floor...and everytime > > we changed isles. I decided to try the inositol...and after a > > week I could see mild improvment, and now a month later, the > > touching aspect is almost gone. We're only dealing now with > > the " perfectionism " at school. I know inositol is not a proven > > answer, but until we could start therapy, I had to try something. > > And know I think therapy will go much easier. Thanks to all of you > > for talking about this! > > > > Quote
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