Administering MB12 shots for the first time

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Hello All,

I'm getting the MB12 shots soon and I wanted to know what you guys

recommend for WHEN to administer the shots. We know that they may

cause hyperactivity and my question is would you recommend doing it at

night? My son is 3yrs 8 months and he sleeps great thru the night

(about 9-10 hours). Do you think it will impact his good sleeping

pattern? The reason I want to do it at night it's because I want to do

it when he does not even realize he is getting it. Or do you guys

recommend doing at daytime and just giving it to him with tough love?

Any feedback greatly appreciated,

Fina

[Guest guest]

my son has had well over 300 MB12 shots, and has been totally unaware of any of them. I get him while he's sleeping.

Kerrie

Yes they are. I'm not worried about hurting him too much is more of him seeing the needle. I have been taking him for some bloodwork and as soon as he sees the needle he gets very upset about it! I got the numbing cream but I think if he does not know at all it would be best for him.

Fina

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[Guest guest]

Yes they are. I'm not worried about hurting him too much is more of him seeing the needle. I have been taking him for some bloodwork and as soon as he sees the needle he gets very upset about it! I got the numbing cream but I think if he does not know at all it would be best for him.

Fina

Re: Administering MB12 shots for the first time

Are these injections subcutaneous? The reason Iask is because I used to give myself subcutaneousallergy injections. The needle is very small andthey don't hurt at all.Kim--- dmirandag <dmirandagyahoo (DOT) com> wrote:> Hello All,> > I'm getting the MB12 shots soon and I wanted to> know what you guys > recommend for WHEN to administer the shots. We> know that they may > cause hyperactivity and my question is would> you recommend doing it at > night? My son is 3yrs 8 months and he sleeps> great thru the night > (about 9-10 hours). Do you think it will> impact his good sleeping > pattern? The reason I want to do it at night> it's because I want to do > it when he does not even realize he is getting> it. Or

do you guys > recommend doing at daytime and just giving it> to him with tough love? > > Any feedback greatly appreciated,> Fina> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile. yahoo.com/ sports;_ylt= At9_qDKvtAbMuh1G 1SQtBI7ntAcJ

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LOL my son too. Except his growing vocabulary is starting to present a problem. I hand him his "mud cup" as I call it, and he hands it back and says "want plain juice." Great. So over Christmas break we are going to work on swallowing pills/capsules.

Mine is 1/2 Italian too, its the Sicilian 1/4 of him that's killing me!!!

Kerrie

PS My son drinks a juice every morning with a million things in it and also has no clue of what I’ve put in there. He’ll refuse it if he sees me add anything. Letting them know what’s being done to them is sometime counterproductive. At least it is with a stubborn little ½ Italian guy like mine…..

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LOL!! Mine too! Although

occasionally he swats at his butt while asleep to hit the bee that stung him,

if I didn’t do it quick enough. I find the best luck with

stretching the skin with my left thumb and pointer and he doesn’t move

when I do this…..-

PS My son drinks a juice every

morning with a million things in it and also has no clue of what I’ve put

in there. He’ll refuse it if he sees me add anything. Letting

them know what’s being done to them is sometime counterproductive.

At least it is with a stubborn little ½ Italian guy like mine…..

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of ratlenhum@...

Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007

12:11 AM

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Subject: Re:

Administering MB12 shots for the first time

my son has had well over 300 MB12 shots,

and has been totally unaware of any of them. I get him while he's sleeping.

Kerrie

In a message dated 11/28/2007 11:29:43

P.M. Eastern Standard Time, dmirandag writes:

Yes they are. I'm not worried about

hurting him too much is more of him seeing the needle. I have been taking

him for some bloodwork and as soon as he sees the needle he gets very upset

about it! I got the numbing cream but I think if he does not know at all

it would be best for him.

Fina

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hottest

products and top

money wasters of 2007.

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I would recommend to get b6 and folinic with the mb12, also, i would poke him before he wakes up. they dont even feel the shots i have heard-MTo: mb12 valtrex From: dmirandag@...Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:59:53 +0000Subject: Administering MB12 shots for the first time

Hello All,

I'm getting the MB12 shots soon and I wanted to know what you guys

recommend for WHEN to administer the shots. We know that they may

cause hyperactivity and my question is would you recommend doing it at

night? My son is 3yrs 8 months and he sleeps great thru the night

(about 9-10 hours). Do you think it will impact his good sleeping

pattern? The reason I want to do it at night it's because I want to do

it when he does not even realize he is getting it. Or do you guys

recommend doing at daytime and just giving it to him with tough love?

Any feedback greatly appreciated,

Fina

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