Timing/Steve

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I feel you on the timing issues. I also do dosing better and it

falls on me to time things. Dad would sleep through an alarm!

The day is pretty well veteran area. I take little pill boxes of

ala in my pocket, so dosing is available at all times. Have a

little container in my bookbag, purse, backpack and bikebag. Let's

just say every where we are, a pill box or baggie of ala goes.

The night is a challenge me as well. I just plow through, and after

a year I am awake every hour or two on auto. I keep an open cup

with ala tablets near the bed, with a sippy bottle of water and keep

it simple. I also sometimes give sustained release tabs of ala just

in case they can stretch a few minutes longer than the regular

Jarrow tabs. I also make sure my kids and I take a nap in the

afternoon. It gets rough, but the results, as you say, are more

than worth it.

Outings in the day sometimes were trickier than night dosing.

That's where carrying doses in little snack baggies in the pocket

really help.

Lyn

> >>

> > Only using ala on shorter intervals 1.5-2 hours gave my son

lasting

> > results from chelation.

> >> There are very few parents who know to do every two hours (no

> longer

> > than three), and some who just will not do it.

>

> -- the hard part is overnight

> We are currently doing every two hours during the day (ie 6am to

10pm)

> and 2 hours 40 minutes overnight (ie 12.40am, & 3.20am)

>

> It's tough on the parent but worth it for the results. I do the

doses

> as I am a prety good sleeper. I also take naps duing the day while

my

> wife looks after my son

>

> Steve