Guest guest Posted September 6, 2004 Report Share Posted September 6, 2004 Hi Kathleen, that is such wonderful news. Satnam, mom to Kristan, 21 months Keto kid since August 2003 > Hi all - haven't been on for awhile b/c of camping holiday (keto > equip. and all). Last I wrote after an initially perfect response > Isaac had a set-back. At that time we increased his valproate (as > per someone's advice here (thank-you) by only 30mg increments -- > took only two). It turns out he did break some bones in his foot > and it looks like it was pain causing the set-back. He is > absolutely perfect again so we are going to try the wean again. > Gulp! This time I'm going to go down by 30mg decrements as well. > He's so good I do wonder a bit why I'm trying to fix something that > ain't broke. Mind you if we really could get him AE free it would > really be something. Just knowing that we can quickly bump him back > up by such a small amount is helpful too. > > He's gone back to school (early intervention) and it seems everyone > is commenting on how nice his eyes are and how they never noticed it > before. I just smile and agree but what I know inside is that they > are seeing the light back on in his eyes and that is why they are so > beutiful! We've parked his wheelchair in the closet, tossed his > helmut in the basement and are enjoying life to the fullest. > > Thanks for being there > > Kathleen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2004 Report Share Posted September 8, 2004 jafsmum wrote: > Hi all - haven't been on for awhile b/c of camping holiday (keto > equip. and all). Last I wrote after an initially perfect response > Isaac had a set-back. At that time we increased his valproate (as > per someone's advice here (thank-you) by only 30mg increments -- > took only two). It turns out he did break some bones in his foot > and it looks like it was pain causing the set-back. Reading this late, got buried in my inbox But the comment on the depakote and the broken bones and of course, the diet made me think.......have you ever had a bone density done? Unless he took a hard enough fall or whatever that you would have expected broken bones you might want to check this out. The AEDs and then the diet on top can be really tough on the bones Great news though!!! , 's mom > He is > absolutely perfect again so we are going to try the wean again. > Gulp! This time I'm going to go down by 30mg decrements as well. > He's so good I do wonder a bit why I'm trying to fix something that > ain't broke. Mind you if we really could get him AE free it would > really be something. Just knowing that we can quickly bump him back > up by such a small amount is helpful too. > > He's gone back to school (early intervention) and it seems everyone > is commenting on how nice his eyes are and how they never noticed it > before. I just smile and agree but what I know inside is that they > are seeing the light back on in his eyes and that is why they are so > beutiful! We've parked his wheelchair in the closet, tossed his > helmut in the basement and are enjoying life to the fullest. > > Thanks for being there > > Kathleen > > > > " 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 > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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