Re: Re: No, really! ALA every THREE hours. // was: Moir...

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In a message dated 22/12/2005 22:43:34 GMT Standard Time, mbrookh@...

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off. I also begin to experience a

horrible headache when I get to the 2.5 hour point. She has never

been able to put this in words for me but...In lieu of this, I try

now to strictly honor this 3 hour recommendation, even during the

>>>You could try dosing at 2.5 hours. Valentina found she and her son did

better on 2 -2.5 hourly. There are posts from Valentina about her and son Denis

changing to even more frequent dosing. Moria might have them in Love Letters

or you could try that Onib??? thingey

Mandi in UK

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> >>>You could try dosing at 2.5 hours. Valentina found she and her son did

> better on 2 -2.5 hourly.

Wow! I didn't imagine somebody still remembers me

That's so nice... Thank you Mandi. How are you?

Hello everybody,

For those of you who don't know me, my name is Valentina, my son's name is

Denis. He

is 7 years old now. He was diagnosed autistic (developmentally retarded

initially)

at age of 3. We started chelation soon after this, thanks to the wonderful

people on

this list (special thanks you Moria and Andy), and from a " mute " child who

couldn't

speak or understand a word, from a vegetable - he became today a very bright

child

we are extremely proud of. He is such a special kid! Everybody knows him at his

school, he is that special He goes to a normal school, in a normal class, and

so

far he does great. He is in the first grade now and he does get some help, but

only

when he needs to express himself accurately (he still has some speech problems).

He is brilliant in math. He has an unusual visual memory.

Last year he lost his diagnose... kind of... He is not autistic anymore. He is

Asperger now I realize that's still autistic, but it sounds pretty good to

me.

It's a huge step forward considering that a few years ago this was a kid who was

really lost in space.

It is true, me and my son felt OK on the every-3-hours dose, but have seen more

improvements on the every-2.5-hours schedule.

I don't know anything about this Ca/P ratio though. This is the first time I

hear

about it (I guess I should read more). So the smaller the ratio the faster

metabolizer you are? I am asking because my son's test showed 0.607 with the

expected range 0.8 - 8. Does that mean he is a very fast metabolizer?

Valentina

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> It's great to see you back. I thought you had gone for good.

Thank you so much, Steve!

I think I just took a " moment " to enjoy my life

For the first time ever, I really like it

I did change my email address a few times but I always kept it updated here,

because I wanted to read the list.

Thank you for all the nice words. I appreciate it.

Valentina