Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 We fight this same thing every so often (just now as it happens to be) and it is either yeast or intolerance of a supplement. We are trying to work more on the biofilm right now because regular yeast meds just don't do the trick, and he'll stop screaming when on the biofilm protocol. We've also had it in the past where it was due to vitamin a no longer working for him. Just thought I'd let you know that there is most likely a biological cause for it, and once you address that...the screaming will end...and more normal transition behavior will take it's place. > > Son is cycling through some screaming lately. The good news - he's able to say " why are you upset? " or " I'm just so upset " but not able to verbalize as to why he's upset. > > Are there any suggestions out there for replacement behaviors for screaming? These incidents are occuring 99% of the time at home, usually centered around transitions and having to stop preferred activities. We're working on developing better transitions but I was hoping someone had a GREAT suggestion for replacement for screaming. My ears are bleeding...... Thanks - Amy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 Before my 10 year old has a BM she has a problem with a happy scream!Her bowel movements are firm and normal looking she goes 2 times a day.I think its a sensory thing try to keep track of this it may be the same for you?We have had behavior improvement the last few months so I know the gut is healing. Deb K > > > > Son is cycling through some screaming lately. The good news - he's able to say " why are you upset? " or " I'm just so upset " but not able to verbalize as to why he's upset. > > > > Are there any suggestions out there for replacement behaviors for screaming? These incidents are occuring 99% of the time at home, usually centered around transitions and having to stop preferred activities. We're working on developing better transitions but I was hoping someone had a GREAT suggestion for replacement for screaming. My ears are bleeding.... .. Thanks - Amy > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 Before my 10 year old has a BM she has a problem with a happy scream!Her bowel movements are firm and normal looking she goes 2 times a day.I think its a sensory thing try to keep track of this it may be the same for you?We have had behavior improvement the last few months so I know the gut is healing. Deb K > > > > Son is cycling through some screaming lately. The good news - he's able to say " why are you upset? " or " I'm just so upset " but not able to verbalize as to why he's upset. > > > > Are there any suggestions out there for replacement behaviors for screaming? These incidents are occuring 99% of the time at home, usually centered around transitions and having to stop preferred activities. We're working on developing better transitions but I was hoping someone had a GREAT suggestion for replacement for screaming. My ears are bleeding.... .. Thanks - Amy > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 My friend's son had ear-piercing screams daily. I sympathize with you and others with this issue. He screamed less and less as he got healthier. She focused on eliminating foods that triggered bad reactions in him, she went organic which helped a lot, and homeopathy helped a ton, along with Bach flower remedies for emotional issues. It also helped that as time went by he became more verbal and could express himself with words instead of screams. Stopping and restarting supplements can help. He is a sensitive boy, both emotionally and physically. My friend still has to be careful with his diet/supplements, but the good news is that all the hard work paid off - he is at grade level in regular education. A good homeopath & /or naturopath can be very helpful. I am always preaching this, but after 6 years and 1 severely affected son and 1 mild/moderately affected daughter, my priorities are organic diet, homeopathy (with the guidance of very good homeopaths), and some supplements that are needed for specifically for each of my children. Also, praying for guidance through all this! Carol Subject: Re: OT - ScreamingTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009, 5:19 PM Before my 10 year old has a BM she has a problem with a happy scream!Her bowel movements are firm and normal looking she goes 2 times a day.I think its a sensory thing try to keep track of this it may be the same for you?We have had behavior improvement the last few months so I know the gut is healing. Deb K> >> > Son is cycling through some screaming lately. The good news - he's able to say "why are you upset?" or "I'm just so upset" but not able to verbalize as to why he's upset. > > > > Are there any suggestions out there for replacement behaviors for screaming? These incidents are occuring 99% of the time at home, usually centered around transitions and having to stop preferred activities. We're working on developing better transitions but I was hoping someone had a GREAT suggestion for replacement for screaming. My ears are bleeding.... .. Thanks - Amy> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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