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Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 how much Vit E are you giving your daughter and how long did you give it to her before you saw results? melissa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 That's great. Sounds like your daughter is a responder! Hopefully your next few weeks will be filled with these sort of moments. It is finally settling in that my son is conversational, so the jaw is not dropping when he talks non-stop and I understand 80% of what he is saying. I have to remind myself of just how bad things were prior to vitamin E. It seems like a different life and a different child. So glad to hear these wonderful stories! And only sorry it isn't the fix for everyone. But one will never know until you try it. Consider getting carnitine checked, and a celiac panel & fat soluble vit levels (ADEK), to make sure there isn't more going on that can be treated. - > Long story but I'm doin' the happy dance. > > My daughter just recently started consistently putting two words > together and she'll do a three or four word sentence with cueing. > (She's 30 months old). Since starting Vit. E we're getting more and > more words and word combos and she has added some ending consonants to > her words (da became dog, duh became duck, etc.) > > Anyway, today we walked downtown to the chamber of commerce. As we're > leaving there's this dog in the doorway. The dog proceeds to follow us > all the way home (several blocks). I check his tag and see that he has > a microchip. We contacted the company and they were trying to reach > the owners. So... I ended up entertaining this large dog (while trying > to keep our four cats from finding out) while we waited to hear from > his owner. (No good deed goes unpunished?) > > Anyway, I'm tossing a ball to the dog and trying to keep him from > wandering off. The dog eventually tires of this and lays down. He > picks up the ball and sets it beside him. My daughter then says " hi > dog no ball go " . It's the longest " sentence " we've ever had and the > string of words was totally appropriate for the situation. The dog > isn't tossing the ball back to the ball is a " no go " . I was totally > stunned. > > Thank you vitamin E.... and Charlie the lost dog! > > Kris > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 I give 400 i.u. of alpha twice a day. I give a gamma e once a day that has 50 of alpha and 300 of gamma. I started in August (around the 24th or so). I started seeing changes in the first few days. The therapists had their mouths hanging open within 10 days and my 5 word sentence occurred after about a month. She has been on high dose EFA's since june. We give 2 proefa and 1 proepa three times a day. Kris On Sep 27, 2006, at 10:10 AM, melissa cola wrote: > how much Vit E are you giving your daughter and how long did you give > it to her before you saw results? > melissa > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 how much Vit E are you giving your daughter and how long did you give it to her before you saw results? melissa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 That's great. Sounds like your daughter is a responder! Hopefully your next few weeks will be filled with these sort of moments. It is finally settling in that my son is conversational, so the jaw is not dropping when he talks non-stop and I understand 80% of what he is saying. I have to remind myself of just how bad things were prior to vitamin E. It seems like a different life and a different child. So glad to hear these wonderful stories! And only sorry it isn't the fix for everyone. But one will never know until you try it. Consider getting carnitine checked, and a celiac panel & fat soluble vit levels (ADEK), to make sure there isn't more going on that can be treated. - > Long story but I'm doin' the happy dance. > > My daughter just recently started consistently putting two words > together and she'll do a three or four word sentence with cueing. > (She's 30 months old). Since starting Vit. E we're getting more and > more words and word combos and she has added some ending consonants to > her words (da became dog, duh became duck, etc.) > > Anyway, today we walked downtown to the chamber of commerce. As we're > leaving there's this dog in the doorway. The dog proceeds to follow us > all the way home (several blocks). I check his tag and see that he has > a microchip. We contacted the company and they were trying to reach > the owners. So... I ended up entertaining this large dog (while trying > to keep our four cats from finding out) while we waited to hear from > his owner. (No good deed goes unpunished?) > > Anyway, I'm tossing a ball to the dog and trying to keep him from > wandering off. The dog eventually tires of this and lays down. He > picks up the ball and sets it beside him. My daughter then says " hi > dog no ball go " . It's the longest " sentence " we've ever had and the > string of words was totally appropriate for the situation. The dog > isn't tossing the ball back to the ball is a " no go " . I was totally > stunned. > > Thank you vitamin E.... and Charlie the lost dog! > > Kris > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 Thanks ! Kris On Sep 27, 2006, at 2:17 PM, claudia.morris wrote: > > > That's great. Sounds like your daughter is a responder! Hopefully > your next few weeks will be filled with these sort of moments. It is > finally settling in that my son is conversational, so the jaw is not > dropping when he talks non-stop and I understand 80% of what he is > saying. I have to remind myself of just how bad things were prior > to vitamin E. It seems like a different life and a different child. > So glad to hear these wonderful stories! And only sorry it isn't > the fix for everyone. But one will never know until you try it. > Consider getting carnitine checked, and a celiac panel & fat soluble > vit levels (ADEK), to make sure there isn't more going on that can > be treated. - > > > Long story but I'm doin' the happy dance. > > > > My daughter just recently started consistently putting two words > > together and she'll do a three or four word sentence with cueing. > > (She's 30 months old). Since starting Vit. E we're getting more > and > > more words and word combos and she has added some ending > consonants to > > her words (da became dog, duh became duck, etc.) > > > > Anyway, today we walked downtown to the chamber of commerce. As > we're > > leaving there's this dog in the doorway. The dog proceeds to > follow us > > all the way home (several blocks). I check his tag and see that > he has > > a microchip. We contacted the company and they were trying to > reach > > the owners. So... I ended up entertaining this large dog (while > trying > > to keep our four cats from finding out) while we waited to hear > from > > his owner. (No good deed goes unpunished?) > > > > Anyway, I'm tossing a ball to the dog and trying to keep him from > > wandering off. The dog eventually tires of this and lays down. > He > > picks up the ball and sets it beside him. My daughter then > says " hi > > dog no ball go " . It's the longest " sentence " we've ever had and > the > > string of words was totally appropriate for the situation. The > dog > > isn't tossing the ball back to the ball is a " no go " . I was > totally > > stunned. > > > > Thank you vitamin E.... and Charlie the lost dog! > > > > Kris > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2006 Report Share Posted September 28, 2006 I give 400 i.u. of alpha twice a day. I give a gamma e once a day that has 50 of alpha and 300 of gamma. I started in August (around the 24th or so). I started seeing changes in the first few days. The therapists had their mouths hanging open within 10 days and my 5 word sentence occurred after about a month. She has been on high dose EFA's since june. We give 2 proefa and 1 proepa three times a day. Kris On Sep 27, 2006, at 10:10 AM, melissa cola wrote: > how much Vit E are you giving your daughter and how long did you give > it to her before you saw results? > melissa > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2006 Report Share Posted September 28, 2006 Thanks ! Kris On Sep 27, 2006, at 2:17 PM, claudia.morris wrote: > > > That's great. Sounds like your daughter is a responder! Hopefully > your next few weeks will be filled with these sort of moments. It is > finally settling in that my son is conversational, so the jaw is not > dropping when he talks non-stop and I understand 80% of what he is > saying. I have to remind myself of just how bad things were prior > to vitamin E. It seems like a different life and a different child. > So glad to hear these wonderful stories! And only sorry it isn't > the fix for everyone. But one will never know until you try it. > Consider getting carnitine checked, and a celiac panel & fat soluble > vit levels (ADEK), to make sure there isn't more going on that can > be treated. - > > > Long story but I'm doin' the happy dance. > > > > My daughter just recently started consistently putting two words > > together and she'll do a three or four word sentence with cueing. > > (She's 30 months old). Since starting Vit. E we're getting more > and > > more words and word combos and she has added some ending > consonants to > > her words (da became dog, duh became duck, etc.) > > > > Anyway, today we walked downtown to the chamber of commerce. As > we're > > leaving there's this dog in the doorway. The dog proceeds to > follow us > > all the way home (several blocks). I check his tag and see that > he has > > a microchip. We contacted the company and they were trying to > reach > > the owners. So... I ended up entertaining this large dog (while > trying > > to keep our four cats from finding out) while we waited to hear > from > > his owner. (No good deed goes unpunished?) > > > > Anyway, I'm tossing a ball to the dog and trying to keep him from > > wandering off. The dog eventually tires of this and lays down. > He > > picks up the ball and sets it beside him. My daughter then > says " hi > > dog no ball go " . It's the longest " sentence " we've ever had and > the > > string of words was totally appropriate for the situation. The > dog > > isn't tossing the ball back to the ball is a " no go " . I was > totally > > stunned. > > > > Thank you vitamin E.... and Charlie the lost dog! > > > > Kris > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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