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No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

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No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

I am trying to get into the chat room, you want to meet me there and

we will talk for a while??

Maureen

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No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

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we will talk for a while??

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Actually, the mint gum is starting to help. I'll beat this one (with a little

help from my friends!)!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:19 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

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|--------+----------------------->

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| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

Do you have any mints or little chocolates that you could try sucking on?

Maureen

HELP!

I WANT CHOCOLATE!

Gnawing on a piece of mint gum right now. Drinking water. Walked around.

Somebody tell me " NO!!!! "

Thanks,

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Actually, the mint gum is starting to help. I'll beat this one (with a little

help from my friends!)!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:19 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

Do you have any mints or little chocolates that you could try sucking on?

Maureen

HELP!

I WANT CHOCOLATE!

Gnawing on a piece of mint gum right now. Drinking water. Walked around.

Somebody tell me " NO!!!! "

Thanks,

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I am glad that it is not really serious, just the munchies from boredom. Those

are usually pretty easy to get past, by just doing something else.

Maureen

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Actually, the mint gum is starting to help. I'll beat this one (with a little

help from my friends!)!

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I am glad that it is not really serious, just the munchies from boredom. Those

are usually pretty easy to get past, by just doing something else.

Maureen

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Actually, the mint gum is starting to help. I'll beat this one (with a little

help from my friends!)!

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I am glad that it is not really serious, just the munchies from boredom. Those

are usually pretty easy to get past, by just doing something else.

Maureen

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Actually, the mint gum is starting to help. I'll beat this one (with a little

help from my friends!)!

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Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:21 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

I am trying to get into the chat room, you want to meet me there and

we will talk for a while??

Maureen

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Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:21 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

I am trying to get into the chat room, you want to meet me there and

we will talk for a while??

Maureen

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Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:21 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No problem, I didn't think about you being at work. I was thinking it would

keep you busy and you might forget about the chocolates.

Maureen

Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

I am trying to get into the chat room, you want to meet me there and

we will talk for a while??

Maureen

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No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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They are pickling cukes.

We have cucumbers running out our ears! I'm getting very creative in making

different varieties of cucumber salad!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:38 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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They are pickling cukes.

We have cucumbers running out our ears! I'm getting very creative in making

different varieties of cucumber salad!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:38 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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They are pickling cukes.

We have cucumbers running out our ears! I'm getting very creative in making

different varieties of cucumber salad!

|--------+----------------------->

| | " RW " |

| | <r.rweston@ve|

| | rizon.net> |

| | |

| | 08/09/2002 |

| | 03:38 PM |

| | Please |

| | respond to |

| | wwliterside |

| | |

|--------+----------------------->

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

| |

| To: wwliterside |

| cc: (bcc: -C /BRE/AGFA/US/BAYER) |

| Subject: Re: Re: HELP! |

>-----------------------------------------------------------|

No, you didn't tell me about the bread and butters. I am sooooooo jealous! Are

you using regular cukes or the pickling type? I really need to do this. The

boys will eat a whole jar of pickles in a couple of days.

Maureen

Re: Re: HELP!

Luckily, if I were to get any chocolate, it would require a trip downstairs to

the vending machines in the cafeteria!

(BTW, did I tell you our B & B pickles turned out really good? We're doing

garlic-dills tonight!)

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on 7/3/04 6:39 PM, From the Mcs at capnmacncrew@... wrote:

Hello

My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

the baby was born.

has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

such a loss at what to do these days!

I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

would be.

I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

Pam McD

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Dear Pam,

I'm on the Atkins diet too and have been for about 18 months, however my diet

is unmonitored by medical staff/dieticians etc apart from regular blood-level

checks. I've had various types of seizures during the past forty years, though

none grand mals.

In recent years I've become more inquisitive and nosey about various aspects

of epilepsy with the medical fraternity, with some remarkable lessons along the

way, anyway...........

Prior to becoming seizure-free, and now aura-free, I discovered and to some

extent had it supported by my neurologist that seizures can be triggered during

the heat of the summer months, even in the UK lol. Also, another likely time

of day when seizures may occur is in the evenings, like when you're winding

down from the day in the lounge or whatever......... Both of the above seemed

to be consistent with the main pattern of my seizures.

Nowadays, as most in the group may know, my seizures are controlled not only

by meds but by a Vagus Nerve Stimulator and some crude form of the Atkins diet,

I hope that helps in some way,

Best wishes,

Phil

Help!

Hello

My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

the baby was born.

has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

such a loss at what to do these days!

I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

would be.

I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

Pam McD

________________________________________________________________

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keto team!

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Dear Pam,

I'm on the Atkins diet too and have been for about 18 months, however my diet

is unmonitored by medical staff/dieticians etc apart from regular blood-level

checks. I've had various types of seizures during the past forty years, though

none grand mals.

In recent years I've become more inquisitive and nosey about various aspects

of epilepsy with the medical fraternity, with some remarkable lessons along the

way, anyway...........

Prior to becoming seizure-free, and now aura-free, I discovered and to some

extent had it supported by my neurologist that seizures can be triggered during

the heat of the summer months, even in the UK lol. Also, another likely time

of day when seizures may occur is in the evenings, like when you're winding

down from the day in the lounge or whatever......... Both of the above seemed

to be consistent with the main pattern of my seizures.

Nowadays, as most in the group may know, my seizures are controlled not only

by meds but by a Vagus Nerve Stimulator and some crude form of the Atkins diet,

I hope that helps in some way,

Best wishes,

Phil

Help!

Hello

My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

the baby was born.

has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

such a loss at what to do these days!

I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

would be.

I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

Pam McD

________________________________________________________________

The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!

Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!

Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

" The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

resort! "

List is for parent to parent support only.

It is important to get medical advice from a professional

keto team!

Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

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Dear Pam,

I'm on the Atkins diet too and have been for about 18 months, however my diet

is unmonitored by medical staff/dieticians etc apart from regular blood-level

checks. I've had various types of seizures during the past forty years, though

none grand mals.

In recent years I've become more inquisitive and nosey about various aspects

of epilepsy with the medical fraternity, with some remarkable lessons along the

way, anyway...........

Prior to becoming seizure-free, and now aura-free, I discovered and to some

extent had it supported by my neurologist that seizures can be triggered during

the heat of the summer months, even in the UK lol. Also, another likely time

of day when seizures may occur is in the evenings, like when you're winding

down from the day in the lounge or whatever......... Both of the above seemed

to be consistent with the main pattern of my seizures.

Nowadays, as most in the group may know, my seizures are controlled not only

by meds but by a Vagus Nerve Stimulator and some crude form of the Atkins diet,

I hope that helps in some way,

Best wishes,

Phil

Help!

Hello

My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

the baby was born.

has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

such a loss at what to do these days!

I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

would be.

I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

Pam McD

________________________________________________________________

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Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!

Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

" The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

resort! "

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You might want to increase calories slightly. He shouldn't be losing

weight on the diet.

Bill

and Stansfield-lyons wrote:

> on 7/3/04 6:39 PM, From the Mcs at capnmacncrew@... wrote:

>

>

> Hello

> My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

> Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

> since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

> He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

> mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

> until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

> another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

> blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

> heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

> dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

> inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

>

> I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

> fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

> with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

> weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

> meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

> stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

> the baby was born.

>

> has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

> about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

> our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

> Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

> the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

> be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

> that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

> course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

> such a loss at what to do these days!

>

> I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

> either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

> He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

> his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

> Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

> than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

> would be.

>

> I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

> Pam McD

>

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You might want to increase calories slightly. He shouldn't be losing

weight on the diet.

Bill

and Stansfield-lyons wrote:

> on 7/3/04 6:39 PM, From the Mcs at capnmacncrew@... wrote:

>

>

> Hello

> My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

> Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

> since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

> He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

> mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

> until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

> another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

> blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

> heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

> dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

> inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

>

> I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

> fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

> with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

> weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

> meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

> stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

> the baby was born.

>

> has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

> about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

> our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

> Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

> the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

> be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

> that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

> course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

> such a loss at what to do these days!

>

> I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

> either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

> He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

> his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

> Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

> than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

> would be.

>

> I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

> Pam McD

>

> ________________________________________________________________

> The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!

> Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!

> Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

>

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

> resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a professional

> keto team!

> Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe

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You might want to increase calories slightly. He shouldn't be losing

weight on the diet.

Bill

and Stansfield-lyons wrote:

> on 7/3/04 6:39 PM, From the Mcs at capnmacncrew@... wrote:

>

>

> Hello

> My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been on the

> Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to atkins) now

> since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even on meds.

> He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-free or

> mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all day

> until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one after

> another after another after another. I don't know if it is related to

> blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be related to

> heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

> dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he stays

> inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

>

> I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy since the

> fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still fighting

> with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby girl 2

> weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

> meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed with end

> stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary since

> the baby was born.

>

> has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am thinking

> about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro said

> our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence the

> Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer us to

> the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it will

> be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just seems

> that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but of

> course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I am at

> such a loss at what to do these days!

>

> I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help us with

> either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail looking.

> He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry about

> his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a little?

> Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the dietician more

> than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a dietician

> would be.

>

> I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in advance

> Pam McD

>

> ________________________________________________________________

> The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!

> Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!

> Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

>

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

> resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a professional

> keto team!

> Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe

>

>

>

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Pam,

First of all, bless you!!

Have you checked his ketosis before dinner when he's seizing? Maybe

he is burning too many calories during the day, and needs more at

lunch or needs an afternoon snack. Is it possible he's out of the

home in the afternoon and is cheating? Are you using sunscreen on

him in the afternoon, or brushing his teeth with a non-keto

toothpaste in the late morning or afternoon? I bet if the Atkins

works the rest of the day, it's something with the diet you just

haven't figured out yet.

Our dietician isn't really very passionate about the diet, and thus

only mediochre. There have been many questions she couldn't answer,

and that was that. No " I'll find out the answer for you. " I find

the best resource to be the parents on this website; much better

than the dietician.

Hang in there!

Debbie (mom to Bryce, 5 ketokid since 9/03 and seizure free since

9/03; just beginning to wean meds and terrified....)

>

> Hello

> My son , who was diagnosed with absence szs in Aug, has been

on the

> Atkins diet (neuro said " no " to ketogenic diet, but " yes " to

atkins) now

> since about January. Before Atkins he had 2-4 szs per hour even

on meds.

> He went seizure free the very first day of ketosis and was sz-

free or

> mostly sz free until about a month or two ago. He is sz free all

day

> until about dinner time when he will have clusters of szs, one

after

> another after another after another. I don't know if it is

related to

> blood sugar, but does anyone have any thoughts? It could be

related to

> heat as well since it is now hot and he plays outside just prior to

> dinner. Definitely heat is a trigger for , but even if he

stays

> inside the cool house he will cluster in the evenings now.

>

> I have been trying to keep a diary, but life has been so crazy

since the

> fire (we lost our home in the large San Diego fire and are still

fighting

> with insurance company before we can rebuild, we just had our baby

girl 2

> weeks ago (child #11 for us) and she ended up in the hospital with

> meningitis this past week plus my father has just been diagnosed

with end

> stage prostate and bone cancer). I haven't kept up with the diary

since

> the baby was born.

>

> has been drug free since he started the Atkins, but I am

thinking

> about trying other drugs as suggested by the neuro (although neuro

said

> our likelihood of finding any that work is practically nil, hence

the

> Atkins diet). I am also thinking about pushing the neuro to refer

us to

> the keto diet, but life has been so up in the air I am thinking it

will

> be too hard (although the atkins is very hard already). It just

seems

> that if a pill could work, it would be better than the diet. (but

of

> course no pills have worked, only added to our troubles). Aack--I

am at

> such a loss at what to do these days!

>

> I am also mad and worried that we do not have a dietician to help

us with

> either Atkins or Keto diet. is getting so thin and frail

looking.

> He was already small for his age, now he is even smaller. I worry

about

> his health. Does your keto team dietician help you a lot or a

little?

> Or does it depend on the team? Do you have access to the

dietician more

> than just at induction? I am trying to see how much help a

dietician

> would be.

>

> I can use any help and encouragement you can give me. Thanks in

advance

> Pam McD

>

> ________________________________________________________________

> The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand!

> Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER!

> Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

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