Re: How soon?

[Guest guest]

She started them last Wednesday. Friday night she said " No, I not " .

She has since said " go now...night night..bye bye...no, no, no " .

Previously she had only been saying " Hi " . Also, on Sunday we went to

the zoo and for the first time she didn't want to be in the

stroller. She was running from one exhibit to the next POINTING at

the animals. Also, she sat at the table during lunch at a restaurant

today - usually it's a highchair because she can't sit still. I

don't know what made me even take them out to lunch or put her in a

regular chair, but she's been doing much better. Tonight she sat

with my husband and read books; miricle.

So I guess the answer to your question is about 2 days. She's just

much more " there " .

Valeri

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> How quickly after starting enzyme therapy did you see improvements

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[Guest guest]

--- In @y..., " Butcher " <heatherrt2@e...>

wrote:

> How quickly after starting enzyme therapy did you see improvements

in your

> child?

About 10 days. My kids were gfcf plus lots of other food removals.

The enzymes help most foods but not all, so if they were still eating

the other foods, I might not have seen ANY improvement.

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> SAHM to:

> Dana (3.5, NT) and (2.5, autistic, HI)

Nice name for a child!

Dana

[Guest guest]

We had a poll with this question and the results were:

Within The First Week 48.00%

2-3 Weeks 28.00%

3-4 Weeks 4.00%

4-5 Weeks 8.00%

More than 5 Weeks 12.00%

This seems to be pretty accurate for most of the posts I've seen. So

in the first week, about half the people see results (many see them

the first day or two). By the 3rd week, 80% or 3/4 see results. But

it is not uncommon to take longer either, probably due to the reasons

Dana mentioned.

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[Guest guest]

I used Kirkmans because if have always had good good results with

their company (products/information/time it took to get products).

Plus the side affects and time for working were right for my daughter.

Valeri

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[Guest guest]

i was giving a walker up the up the next day going to potty walker your best

friend so use it you will know when to add more weight

Sharon LeVine

how soon?

Hi all, I'm having knee surgery in 2 weeks. got a stash of frozen peas! thanks

for that tip.

I'm wondering if you can put your full weight on the leg? I was assuming I

could do that immediately, but now I'm beginning to wonder.

[Guest guest]

My surgeon told me that the knee was good to go from the start.  It is the pain

from the surgery that holds you back.  Use the walker and use the new knee. 

That's what it's there for!

All the best, Joan

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From: Sharon LeVine <levine@...>

Joint Replacement

Sent: Wednesday, September 7, 2011 12:47 AM

Subject: Re: how soon?

 

i was giving a walker up the up the next day going to potty walker your best

friend so use it you will know when to add more weight

Sharon LeVine

how soon?

Hi all, I'm having knee surgery in 2 weeks. got a stash of frozen peas! thanks

for that tip.

I'm wondering if you can put your full weight on the leg? I was assuming I could

do that immediately, but now I'm beginning to wonder.