Guest guest Posted May 6, 2006 Report Posted May 6, 2006 Hi, We are completing our round number 14 of chelation this weekend. We initally used TD-DMSA, but switched to TD-DMPS which seems to bring better results for us. (almost four years old) is doing his full dose of DMPS, something we had been trying for more than a year with no success. Some important changes in the way we are chelating now: 1. Switch from a day on/off to 3/4, dosing the chelator every six hours. 2. Mineralizing everyday. 3. Paying a lot of attention to his gut. We are thrilled with the many good things we are seeing right now: 1. Stims went down A LOT. Visual stims are still an issue, but they have decreased quite a lot. 2. He is happier. 3. is approaching babies, kissing them and gently touching their faces. He literally chases strollers! 4. He is tolerating classmates better. He spontanelously hugged a classmate on her first day back at school (she had been sick for 2 months). I get better reports from his teacher. 5. He is asking TO DRAW! 6. His repertoire of two word sentences is slowly expanding. Last night at 2.30 am when my husband was going to apply the chelator on his arm, told his father " Adios. Sleep " (Forgot to say that this is a bilingual house so is communicating in both languages). We thought it was pretty cool he was letting his father know he wanted to sleep and not to be bothered! The area where we don't see improvement is his playing skills. He has serious deficiencies in this area. Overall, we are truly thrilled to see do better. Chelating is very hard on his system, and we never dreamt that he would be tolerating a full dose of DMPS so well. Quote
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