bad behavior

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In a message dated 5/24/2006 3:49:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, mikecarrie01@... writes:

Whoa. That's scary. I guess you can believe that kids kill or do other crazy things after taking drugs (sometimes prescription!)and listening to heavy metal or something similarly intense and maybe negative.

In my case I knew what was going on, that it was the medicine doing it. That said, it is not something I would like to repeat. My imagination is good enough that I can visual most things just fine without outside help. I can see how if one wasn't expecting that that it could really mess with their minds. A friend of mine was on big time painkillers and he kept seeing giant spiders, meaning spider the size of horses, all around the house, and he is deathly afraid of spiders. Another person kept seeing fire everywhere. That's why when I was having all that dental work I was glad just regular Tylenol and not much of it could handle the pain.

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In a message dated 5/24/2006 3:59:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, mikecarrie01@... writes:

Especially when the symptoms for something minor and something major are the same: dizziness, headaches, fatigue, muscle aches and things like these and they say, "If you have one or more of these symptoms, see your doctor [you read: immediately, do not delay]. You may have acute reniocardioangiotrophic melanasic hydropapicilic dysplasia." Then you think you have some dread disease when all it is is lack of sleep and working too hard in your yard!

This is very true. Over the past few months I've let myself get out of shape. Trying to get back in has been making tired such, but that's what you would expect from a workout when you haven't done it for a while. But you know they say that that can be the sign of something bad too, but I've been keeping it in perspective.

But yes, all these little things that are nothing but also show up with big things can scare the daylights out of you.

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I had a sodium pentathol injection to knock me out for oral surgery

that gave me a similar experience. I also remember feeling a pleasant

numbness of coldness during that time.

It is probably one of the best rests I have ever had.

Tom

Administrator

I remember getting the gas and the world going black. In darkness I

stayed for how long I don't know. It was like floating in darkness with

no sense of time. At the time I was there for what seemed quite a

while, but then when I woke up, it was as if no time had passed at all,

nothing more than a blink.

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> " It is probably one of the best rests I have ever had. "

Really. That's interesting. Maybe I'll have to consider that for my

husband's insomnia--knock him out. Did you wake up refreshed and

feeling good?

One thing that scares me, though it may be rare so it might be

that 'scared of sharks' thing--spend so much time worrying about sharks

that you never go in the ocean and don't worry about more common

dangers, like driving every day--is being awake and able to feel pain

under anesthesia but be paralyzed and not able to move or call out.

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> " A word to the wise: if you are on heavy duty

> painkillers, don't listen to heavy metal music. I listened to some

Black Sabbath and I

> saw everything they were talking about in the song, like I was part

of a movie

> where it was actually happening. "

Whoa. That's scary. I guess you can believe that kids kill or do other

crazy things after taking drugs (sometimes prescription!)and listening

to heavy metal or something similarly intense and maybe negative.

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>

> " Not just sharks but health issues in general. If you spent your

time

> actually looking for signs and symptoms you'd go nuts. That's one

reason I skip over

> a lot of those kinds of articles and such in magazines. There's

always some

> new little twinge they tell you could mean something dire. I've got

enough

> trouble with hypochondria as it is thank you. "

Especially when the symptoms for something minor and something major

are the same: dizziness, headaches, fatigue, muscle aches and things

like these and they say, " If you have one or more of these symptoms,

see your doctor [you read: immediately, do not delay]. You may have

acute reniocardioangiotrophic melanasic hydropapicilic dysplasia. " Then

you think you have some dread disease when all it is is lack of sleep

and working too hard in your yard!

I've been through some germophobic stages especially after watching

science shows on bacteria (remember the one about the ones on your

eyelid/lashes?) I had to say to myself, " Quit! " and stop thinking about

germs altogether. Then I went to far the other way, but that's another

story. I think I'm in the middle now but I have to watch myself.

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In a message dated 5/25/2006 12:53:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, nancygailus@... writes:

Okay-then just remember one thing: wash hands after using toilet. it's the biggest and perhaps best way to prevent the spread or catching of germs. A bottle of Purell helps too just in case your have to use something many others have touched.

Very good advice. Also keep your hands away from your face while out until you can wash them.

The grocery store I usually go to has been keeping a tub of handiwipes by the baskets. I've been using them for years to wipe down the shopping cart handle and some other parts. Since doing that, I haven't been sick nearly as often as I used to. Another store doesn't have that and I'm sure I've picked up a couple of bugs from there.

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In a message dated 5/25/2006 2:25:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, nancygailus@... writes:

Was it Kroger? I've seen it here too.

Ukrops, its a local chain.

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Okay-then just remember one thing: wash hands after using toilet. it's the biggest and perhaps best way to prevent the spread or catching of germs. A bottle of Purell helps too just in case your have to use something many others have touched.VISIGOTH@... wrote: In a message dated 5/24/2006 3:32:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, mikecarrie01@... writes: There's always some new little twinge they tell you could mean something dire. I've got enough trouble with hypochondria as it is thank you. If you love something, set it free! So it is with books. See what I mean atwww.bookcrossing.com/friend/nheckoblogcritics.orghttp://notesfromnancy.blogspot.com Heckofreelance proofreadernancygailus@...

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Was it Kroger? I've seen it here too.VISIGOTH@... wrote: been keeping a tub of handiwipes by the baskets. I've been using them for years to wipe down the shopping cart handle and some other parts. Since doing that, I haven't been sick nearly as often as I used to. Another store doesn't have that and I'm sure I've picked up a couple of bugs from there. If you love something, set it free! So it is with books. See what I mean atwww.bookcrossing.com/friend/nheckoblogcritics.orghttp://notesfromnancy.blogspot.com

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Whenever I quit cigarettes I see huge bugs crawling on the wall

during those times when I am half awake, half asleep. Like when I am

about to roll over or something like that.

Tom

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In a message dated 5/24/2006 3:49:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

mikecarrie01@... writes:

" Whoa. That's scary. I guess you can believe that kids kill or do

other crazy things after taking drugs (sometimes prescription!)and

listening to heavy metal or something similarly intense and maybe

negative. "

In my case I knew what was going on, that it was the medicine doing

it. That said, it is not something I would like to repeat. My

imagination is good enough that I can visual most things just fine

without outside help. I can see how if one wasn't expecting that that

it could really mess with their minds. A friend of mine was on big

time painkillers and he kept seeing giant spiders, meaning spider the

size of horses, all around the house, and he is deathly afraid of

spiders. Another person kept seeing fire everywhere. That's why when

I was having all that dental work I was glad just regular Tylenol and

not much of it could handle the pain.

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My 10 yr old ASD son has been acting very oppositional for the last

week. He had a cold at Christmas, then was fine for a few days after

the break ended, and behaviors have become more frequent...just very

resistant, talking back, then disolving into tears after being reminded

of what is good behavior. We've treated for yeast before, but I'm

thinking this is either just a phase of going back to school and the

standardized testing they just finished, plus testing for annual

review, or the yeast is rearing it's ugly head again. Any ideas?

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Hello, My son is 10 also, he get this way when is pH is too acid- I

give a little bit of baking soda in his water bottle ( baking soda

amount- a small amount from the tip of a spoon)

A need for seperate/ (away from other supplements)of Magnesium is

sometimes needed for a calming effect.. with my son.

I also find 5 -HTP usefull in these instances. I have learned that the

gut uses something like 80 % of the serotonin - which is good for the

gut when I supplement orally-

but when it comes to being oppositional - I find mixing 5HTP in a

little sunflower oil and rubing it on the back of my sons neck works

great. I keep alittle in oil my purse and capsules of 5 HTP and mix it

anywhere I am in the palm of my hand.... I get less stressed out too.

My 2 cents Ann

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> My 10 yr old ASD son has been acting very oppositional for the last

> week. He had a cold at Christmas, then was fine for a few days after

> the break ended, and behaviors have become more frequent...just very

> resistant, talking back, then disolving into tears after being reminded

> of what is good behavior.

The virus may still be resident in his body. I once watched a cold

virus go straight into my son's brain. So you might try adding lots

of vitamin C, Virastop enzyme, or olive leaf extract to see if they help.

Also, viral " die off " , plus the sweets usually eaten at Christmas

time, tend to cause yeast, so it might be yeast.

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana