Would you believe it- major allergic reaction was to the LDN!

November 13, 2006

Hi All,

After recently posting pics of 's awful rashes on this group's

photo albums everyone including myself was thinking it was Vit A

toxicity. Well it may well be- but to complicate matters as his rash

on his back had cleared up I rubbed his LDN on it last night. Within

1-2 mins he was in AGONY and screaming. He was up crying on and off

all night and had to stay home from school today. I have figured out

that wherever I have been rubbing it on his legs (up to the knees)

arms and back is covered in nasty eczema type rashes. Guess what-

none at all where I hadn't been applying it. What a dork I am for

not noticing it was the cream. I had checked and checked with the

pharmacies (Coastal and Hopewell) to see what was in the cream.

Coastal doesn't put as much crap in it- Hopewell needed to fax the

ingredients- lots of additives... not good.

Anyway, possibly one problem solved. I have pulled it of course and

wait to see if the rashes go. As it has always been given when

asleep he hasn't been able to TELL me if it hurt.

These interventions are not as safe as some of the Doc's like to

make out, as I have found out.

Sue

November 14, 2006

Sue,

Your last sentence speaks volumes. Our DAN! (and non-DAN!) docs are

sometimes learning along with us; especially when they start using

the *latest and greatest* intervention on our kids. We have to be

willing to make our children guinea pigs in our efforts to heal

them. That comes with extra risks.

I am so sorry your little guy is hurting. Good for you for figuring

it out. Keep us posted on the ingredients in the LDN and what you

think might be the offender in your case.

Pam

>

> Hi All,

> After recently posting pics of 's awful rashes on this

group's

> photo albums everyone including myself was thinking it was Vit A

> toxicity. Well it may well be- but to complicate matters as his

rash

> on his back had cleared up I rubbed his LDN on it last night.

Within

> 1-2 mins he was in AGONY and screaming. He was up crying on and

off

> all night and had to stay home from school today. I have figured

out

> that wherever I have been rubbing it on his legs (up to the knees)

> arms and back is covered in nasty eczema type rashes. Guess what-

> none at all where I hadn't been applying it. What a dork I am for

> not noticing it was the cream. I had checked and checked with the

> pharmacies (Coastal and Hopewell) to see what was in the cream.

> Coastal doesn't put as much crap in it- Hopewell needed to fax the

> ingredients- lots of additives... not good.

>

> Anyway, possibly one problem solved. I have pulled it of course

and

> wait to see if the rashes go. As it has always been given when

> asleep he hasn't been able to TELL me if it hurt.

>

> These interventions are not as safe as some of the Doc's like to

> make out, as I have found out.

>

> Sue

>

November 14, 2006

> on his back had cleared up I rubbed his LDN on it last night. Within

> 1-2 mins he was in AGONY and screaming. He was up crying on and off

> all night and had to stay home from school today. I have figured out

> that wherever I have been rubbing it on his legs (up to the knees)

> arms and back is covered in nasty eczema type rashes. Guess what-

> none at all where I hadn't been applying it. What a dork I am for

> not noticing it was the cream. I had checked and checked with the

> pharmacies (Coastal and Hopewell) to see what was in the cream.

There was a long thread about this subject on my local list. If you

want, send me a private email and I will forward it to someone I know

who has information about this issue.

> These interventions are not as safe as some of the Doc's like to

> make out, as I have found out.

Very true. Pretty much everything has the potential of causing

problems for at least a few kids.

Glad you figured it out.

Dana

November 14, 2006

TD-LDN was a huge bust for us. Our son lost language on it.

Pamela

" Courage is doing what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless

you're scared. "

Eddie Rickenbacker, top US fighter ace, WWI

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