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In a message dated 12/28/01 1:46:51 PM Eastern Standard Time,

vhunnius@... writes:

> Finally I calm him down and tuck him in for a rest, leaving the room. He

> calls me back about 3 minutes later. " I ready to say I'm sorry, " he says.

> THEN, he makes a motion like he's taking something out of his mouth.

> " See, " he says, holding this invisible thing out to me, " I have sad in my

> mouth. See? S-A-D. Sad. " And then he pops it back in.

>

>

I'm sorry about your needlepoint...but this stuff he has come out with is

just incredible..has he been like this since taking the TMG? Incredible.

Pam

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In a message dated 12/28/01 2:05:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,

vhunnius@... writes:

>

> Now that I've given more of an answer than you'dever have asked for, I'll

> just sign myself

>

> happy-wacky-jacquie!

>

>

>

What you say totally makes sense, Jacquie. Conor began taking zoloft in

August and I have seen some totally amazing behavior with him also. It is

like his brain has just been unleashed. It is all typical Asperger behavior

(obsessive with numbers, carries around bingo cards everywhere we go,

corrects me when I read to him) but he is interested and I'll take it none

the less. I'm glad the TMG seems to be working well for ...maybe you can

avoid the antidepressant route.

Pam

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> I'm sorry about your needlepoint...but this stuff he has come out with is

> just incredible..has he been like this since taking the TMG? Incredible.

>

Yeah, Pam -- the needlepoint is almost an acceptable sacrifice!!!

It really is since beginning the TMG that this has happened. I mean, it's hard

to see, because since beginning the TMG, he has been a CREEP...but it seems that

is definitely having a positive effect nonetheless!

I'm no expert except by the grace of being an autie mom, but it seems to me that

the supplement is opening up some kind of perception that was blocked before.

And that is manifesting most obviously in the nasty attitude and squirrely

behaviour. I put that down to the fact that all these new perceptions must be

TOTALLY overwhelming and confusing.

I think this must have something to do with the antidepressant component of TMG,

because we did DMG and got NOTHING like this. I've been toying with the idea of

asking for antidepressants for him for a while, but was putting it off because I

anticipated getting a hard time from our family doctor ( has no neuro doc).

I just wasn't up for the crusade. He was already developing at a pretty

pleasing rate; I couldn't imagine my GP handing over prozac or zoloft just on my

say-so. Doctors seem so quick to just let things lie as they are.

When I ordered this stuff, I really didn't expect expect any results -- but I'm

glad I was VISA-happy that day! Couldn't have given us all a better Christmas

present...even if he DOES act the creep while making such amazing strides!

Now that I've given more of an answer than you'dever have asked for, I'll just

sign myself

happy-wacky-jacquie!

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That's utterly amazing, Jacquie. Now to convince dh to try the TMG on Jake. We

gave up on the DMG a while ago.

Janae

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Jake, 6, autism