Guest guest Posted February 28, 2008 Report Share Posted February 28, 2008 Thanks in advance for help and guidance. Here's my situation: I have a 4 y.o. daughter on the spectrum. She is high fuctioning, I believe. She is a happy child with a great sense of humor. She doesn't tantrum very often. She is slowly becoming expressively verbal, and has a tremendous receptive vocabulary. She has almost no sensory issues. She eats many and varied foods. She is a good weight and height. She is affectionate, but not terribly social. Nor does she have much imaginary play. She likes her school activities but has little interest in her classmates. She has some transition problems, but they vary day to day, week to week and are not severe. She is also VERY healthy, never an ear infection, few colds, etc. She does have verbal/oral stims: giggling, growling, shouting nonsense, whispering, muttering nonsense, grimacing, saliva play. She has some sleep interuption issues about once a month (right now it's waking up at about 4 am and shouting for an hour or so before falling back asleep). She runs back and forth, uses a jumper or jumps up and down. She has some hand flapping. At the moment she is masturbating (over her clothes) a lot right now. She also goes what I call " boneless " and gets giggly. She has no interest in using the toilet. She will sit there but will not use it. She has regular to soft bowel movements. We have her on Juice Plus vitamins, Omega-cure fish oil, Nutri-West Trace Min Plus mineral supplements (for pica, which is 98% gone now and to supplement the DMG) and DMG (250 mgs daily). She also gets melatonin every night. I want to try enzymes for opiate issues with food digestion. Can anyone give me some direction in addressing her issues this way as well as success stories with enzymes and these issues. Again, thanks so much for any advice, help or stories. All the best to all of you and your children! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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