Guest guest Posted February 19, 2006 Report Posted February 19, 2006 Boy that is the truth for sure...wish it was as easy as one for all. Jeannie with sendoutcards Own your own online business www.KidsNmeGreetings.com ¸...¸ __/ /\_\ ,·´º o`·,/__/ _/\_ \ ```)¨(´´´ | | | | | | | || | | | ¸,.-²°´ ¸,.-·~·~·-.,¸ `°·-. :º° As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord -- RE: ( ) suspended Maybe Zoloft is not the answer. Just a thought, this is a long journey many paths to take. Hope you find whats right for your child. What works for one AS child does not mean it well work for another, everyone is diffrent. Just my 2cents. Bob in north Calif. Zoloft was a miracle medication for us years ago. Our son could hardly leave the house, his anxiety was so high. He started taking zoloft and WOW Within ten days, he actually had conversations with people (he was too afraid to talk to anyone, even his grandparents, prior to this.) It improved his ability to learn 100% and years later, when we discontinued it, the improvements remained with him. Roxanna ô¿ö Autism Happens Quote
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