Re: Jan/was: Re: hitting, kicking, problems

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No, not forever, the empathy takes time, for a lot of our kids, Jan. And for

the record, when I am hurting I can be pretty hard on the people around me, as

we all can.

You are early in the process, you don't know what he will be when you are done.

Ours didn't get really empathic until about 3/4 of the way through chelation. I

know I am the worst example of this, but try not to worry. Your boy is a work in

progress, I look forward to hearing about the first signs that he is showing

concern for others.

Up the GSE, think about adding either Candex and/or Sac Boulardi, and if it gets

really bad think about some rx antifungals. We are going to start the Sac

Boulardi when we are through our cycle of Diflucan. Probably the OTC ones will

be enough for you, ours got so bad the dr was afraid they would have to

hospitalize and IV her, scared me to death.

Good luck,

[ ] hitting, kicking, problems

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> We have completed seven rounds dmsa/ala as per Andy on our

almost four

> year old. We have seen great improvments in many areas. The only

> problematic thing that has shown up is that he now resorts to

hitting,

> kicking and verbal assault when he gets angry. He has gotten

very

> defiant. He does not seem to learn from discipline, such as time

out

> or loss of privileges. Nor does he get that it hurts people.

> The lack of apathy is not new, but the striking out is. He got

so mad

> about having to lay down and take an afternoon rest that he

smacked me

> in the eye and gave me a shiner. He attacks me and his 11 year

old

> sister. He has even taken a swing or two at dad, which is

something he

> never would have done before.

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> We are on all required supplements and doses, probiotics, GSE

for

> yeast, though I am not convinced the yeast is gone.

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> Any ideas? He did go through the normal hitting stage as a

toddler

> and had learned not to hit.

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