RE: 's First night of SEDATION

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You poor thing I couldn't imagine getting so little sleep. Can you ask

your doctor about giving him Melatonin? It's a dietary supplement that's

the same as the natural melatonin that our bodies make. I have friends who

take it when the travel overseas to help them adjust to the jet lag (i.e.,

they take it at bedtime in the new time zone to help them get to sleep).

Perhaps the dr. can recommend a child's dose of it? In the meantime, I

would try the sedative another night or two to see what happens.

Molly

California

Nicolas, 13.5 months, tort & plagio, STARband 4/25/06-9/12/06, Graduate!

, 3.75

, 7

's First night of SEDATION

Hello Everyone!

First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all

your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to

fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and

then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night.

Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8

hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe

that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I

was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in

desperate need of some sleep.

Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the

bottle???

Thanks again everyone!

Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old

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I would try it again. It may take his

body a couple nights to let go of the habit he is in. It may help him to get

into a new habit that his body didn’t realize could be possible.

From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ] On Behalf Of tequisha_w

Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006

5:48 AM

Plagiocephaly

Subject: 's First

night of SEDATION

Hello Everyone!

First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all

your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to

fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and

then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night.

Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8

hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe

that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I

was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in

desperate need of some sleep.

Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the

bottle???

Thanks again everyone!

Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old

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So sorry to read the first night didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go? Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication. Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start to work. Suzi, OZ

From: tequisha

Hello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old

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Thank you Molly! I will try it another night, and see how it goes. I will check with the doctor about the melatonin. Tequisha"Foley, Molly" <mafoley@...> wrote: You poor thing I couldn't imagine getting so little sleep. Can you askyour doctor about giving him Melatonin? It's a dietary supplement that'sthe same as the natural melatonin that our bodies make. I have friends whotake it when the travel overseas to help them adjust to the jet lag

(i.e.,they take it at bedtime in the new time zone to help them get to sleep).Perhaps the dr. can recommend a child's dose of it? In the meantime, Iwould try the sedative another night or two to see what happens.MollyCaliforniaNicolas, 13.5 months, tort & plagio, STARband 4/25/06-9/12/06, Graduate!, 3.75, 7-----Original Message-----From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]On Behalf Of tequisha_wSent: 29 November 2006 5:48 AMPlagiocephaly Subject: 's First night of SEDATIONHello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40

minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5 months oldFor more plagio info

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The doctor said try it for two weeks, and as you said, she said that it may help him get into a new sleep pattern. Thank you Deanna! TequishaDeanna Rantz <drantz@...> wrote: I would try it again. It may take his body a couple nights to let go of the habit he is in. It may help him to get into a new

habit that his body didn’t realize could be possible. From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ] On Behalf Of tequisha_wSent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 5:48 AMPlagiocephaly Subject: 's First night of SEDATION Hello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing different. The doctor said

that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old

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Well tonight i gave him a bath in his 's Lavender Bath, and rubbed him down with the lotion. I gave him the medicine at 7:30 and he is still sleep, so I will see how it goes tonight. I hope it goes better.fwaaga <fwaaga@...> wrote: So sorry to read the first night didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go? Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication. Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start to work.

Suzi, OZ From: tequisha Hello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5

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Hi Tequisha - if he was asleep, why weren't you? :-) try and sleep

when you can. I'm sure you need it. I hope things will improve for

you. take care.

-christine

So sorry to read the first

night didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go?

Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication.

Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start to

work. Suzi, OZ

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> From: tequisha

> Hello Everyone!

> First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all

> your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to

> fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and

> then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night.

> Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8

> hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe

> that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I

> was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in

> desperate need of some sleep.

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> Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the

> bottle???

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> Thanks again everyone!

>

> Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old

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HEY CANDACE, I THOUGHT WE WERE SMOOTH SAILING BUT HE WOKE UP AFTER SLEEPING AN HOUR IN A HALF, AND THEN HE WAS JUST UP AFTER THAT FOR ABOUT 4 HOUR THEN HE WENT BACK TO SLEEP, AND UP AGAIN AND SO ON. SO I WILL SEE HOW TONIGHT GOES WITH IT. Candace Mayer <mommyluvset@...> wrote: Hey, that's improvement, right!! Good. I really hope this works out for you. I can't imagine how exhausted you all must be. Let us know in the am how it turned out!! CandaceTequisha Washington <tequisha_w > wrote: Well tonight i gave him a bath in his 's Lavender Bath, and rubbed him down with the lotion. I gave him the medicine at 7:30 and he is still sleep, so I will see how it goes tonight. I hope it goes better.fwaaga <fwaagabigpond (DOT) net.au> wrote: So sorry to read the first night didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go? Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication. Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start to work. Suzi, OZ From: tequisha Hello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. Cheap Talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates.

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I KNOW! THAT'S THE SAME THING MY MOM SAYS. BUT I HAVE THREE CLASSES THAT I AM TAKING AND WAS GETTING INFO OFF THE INTERNET FOR A PAPER I HAVE DUE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONCERN. IT JUST HAS TO GET BETTER.christineashok <christineashok@...> wrote: Hi Tequisha - if he was asleep, why weren't you? :-) try and sleepwhen you can. I'm sure you need it. I hope things will improve foryou. take care. -christine So sorry to read the firstnight didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go? Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication. Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start towork. Suzi, OZ> > From: tequisha> Hello Everyone!> First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all > your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to > fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and >

then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. > Nothing different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 > hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe > that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I > was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in > desperate need of some sleep.> > Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the > bottle???> > Thanks again everyone!> > Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old> > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited.>

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Well doesn't that just bite the big one. Hopefully he'll start to get the hang of it pretty soon. My son's chiropractor says it takes the body around seven days to fully adjust to changes, so maybe that's what is going on. Who knows. We'll keep our fingers crossed. CandaceTequisha Washington <tequisha_w@...> wrote: HEY CANDACE, I THOUGHT WE WERE SMOOTH SAILING BUT HE WOKE UP AFTER SLEEPING AN HOUR IN A HALF, AND THEN HE WAS JUST UP AFTER

THAT FOR ABOUT 4 HOUR THEN HE WENT BACK TO SLEEP, AND UP AGAIN AND SO ON. SO I WILL SEE HOW TONIGHT GOES WITH IT. Candace Mayer <mommyluvset > wrote: Hey, that's improvement, right!! Good. I really hope this works out for you. I can't imagine how exhausted you all must be. Let us know in the am how it turned out!! CandaceTequisha Washington <tequisha_w > wrote: Well tonight i gave him a bath in his 's Lavender Bath, and rubbed him down with the lotion. I gave him the medicine at 7:30 and he is still sleep, so I will see how it goes tonight. I hope it goes better.fwaaga

<fwaagabigpond (DOT) net.au> wrote: So sorry to read the first night didn't work out as planned. How did the second night go? Perhaps you can rub lavendar oil after he takes his medication. Generally most medications take up to an hour before they start to work. Suzi, OZ From: tequisha Hello Everyone!First Thanks for all your suggestions, we are listening and taking all your advice. You guys won't belive this. But it took him 40 minutes to fall asleep after giving him the 2 ml, and he slept for 1 hour, and then he woke up crying as usual. It was truly like any other night. Nothing

different. The doctor said that he should sleep a good 6-8 hours last night. And that did not happen. I just couldn't believe that didn't work. But now I know. I will just try the lavender oil. I was already a little nervous about the medicine, but we were in desperate need of some sleep.Do you all think I should try it again, or just leave it in the bottle???Thanks again everyone!Tequisha, Mother of 5 months old Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. Cheap Talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. Check out the all-new beta - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster.

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