couple of questions

[Guest guest]

Do any of your children have sweaty hands and feet?? My son had this when he

was little and then it went away after starting with Dr. G and now it is

back....After switching from famvir to valtrex and back again, his hands/feet

are still sweaty and he just seems to be " warm all over " all the time and

often sleeps with no clothes on!

Also, do any of the children have delayed bone growth?? My son is 4 but he

looks 2 and they have found his bones are delayed by about a year!

I'd love to hear of other families with these issues and what the doctors

have said about them and if you've found any solutions to these issues!

Thanks everyone!

I hope I have not posted these questions before!!??

a

[Guest guest]

a,

Our son also has the sweaty hands... and they prune up almost immediately

when he even takes a very SHORT shower. I have no idea why. I have noticed

that his skin is quite dark on his elbows, as well... wonder if the two are

connected.

Caroline

>On 7/29/02 1:33 PM, " KrisKerz@... " <KrisKerz@...> wrote:

> Do any of your children have sweaty hands and feet?? My son had this when he

> was little and then it went away after starting with Dr. G and now it is

> back....After switching from famvir to valtrex and back again, his hands/feet

> are still sweaty and he just seems to be " warm all over " all the time and

> often sleeps with no clothes on!

>

> Also, do any of the children have delayed bone growth?? My son is 4 but he

> looks 2 and they have found his bones are delayed by about a year!

>

> I'd love to hear of other families with these issues and what the doctors

> have said about them and if you've found any solutions to these issues!

>

> Thanks everyone!

> I hope I have not posted these questions before!!??

> a

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

my younger son who had severe language delays but now

is pretty darn " normal " has a very sweaty head. after

sleeping for an hour or two he has a wet pillow. but

he is not the one we are bringing to dr. g or at

least, not now. my older son has this weird dryness

in his ears that just does not go away. in the

winter, he gets it in the inside of his eyes. he used

to get a blistering dryness under his armpits and that

went away. he is also very small for his age--11 y.o.

and 4'6 " and only 57 lbs. we have a horrible time

putting wt. on him. the gf/cf diet he has been on for

2 years does not help. he is so thin and i really

worry. i don't know if it is heridity or the

influence of his health. anyone else experiencing

these things? barb

--- & Caroline Glover <sfglover@...> wrote:

> a,

>

> Our son also has the sweaty hands... and they prune

> up almost immediately

> when he even takes a very SHORT shower. I have no

> idea why. I have noticed

> that his skin is quite dark on his elbows, as

> well... wonder if the two are

> connected.

>

> Caroline

>

>

>

>

> >On 7/29/02 1:33 PM, " KrisKerz@... "

> <KrisKerz@...> wrote:

>

> > Do any of your children have sweaty hands and

> feet?? My son had this when he

> > was little and then it went away after starting

> with Dr. G and now it is

> > back....After switching from famvir to valtrex and

> back again, his hands/feet

> > are still sweaty and he just seems to be " warm all

> over " all the time and

> > often sleeps with no clothes on!

> >

> > Also, do any of the children have delayed bone

> growth?? My son is 4 but he

> > looks 2 and they have found his bones are delayed

> by about a year!

> >

> > I'd love to hear of other families with these

> issues and what the doctors

> > have said about them and if you've found any

> solutions to these issues!

> >

> > Thanks everyone!

> > I hope I have not posted these questions

> before!!??

> > a

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Shona -- Here are some ideas for " no-egg " egg stubstitutes:

http://www.breadbeckers.com/recipes/egg_substitutes.htm

As for potato patties, I'm a trial and error cook myself and have no idea what

proportions to recommend. I just try to get the whole thing to a

pancake-batter-like consistency. I like to use zuchinni and broccoli in my

potato pancakes, but they have to be pureed very well for my son to eat them.

Good luck!

Donna

[Guest guest]

Shona,

Have you tried Egg Replacer by Ener-G? I picked it up at our local health food

store, but have yet to actually try it. It has no eggs, and appears to be

pretty " -friendly. "

Heidi

couple of questions

Hi everyone! I have a couple of questions that I hope someone can

help me with. As the kids begin to improve, have any of you had

trouble with extremely red bottoms? Both of my children have shown

improvements as we progress with treatment, but for the past two

weeks have both had trouble with red bottoms. Is this because of

yeast or what? We haven't had any diet changes to trigger this.

Also, my youngest is allergic to eggs. It really aggravates his

eczema. Does anyone know of a good egg substitute and where can I

find it? I've looked at the ones at the grocery store and they're

all made with egg whites. Those wouldn't work, would they?

Could someone please post how they make the potato patties with the

veggies in them? I tried them tonight and the dog wouldn't even eat

them. :-( I need to know how much of everything and what veggies you

use.

Thanks for the help!

Shona

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[Guest guest]

Why is olive oil always used as the bile stimulant? Aren't other

vegetable oils just as good?

What does lemon juice actually do for the liver? Is there added

benefit of combining the juice with the olive oil or do these act

independently (and only taken together for convenience)?

thanks

brian

[Guest guest]

In the Files section on the list site, is a File called " Resources

in Los Angeles " that may well have a lot of what you are trying to

find.

/files/

_ Resources in Los Angeles

A listing of hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, etc in and near

Tarzana, " The Valley " and beyond. All to help with your stay in LA!

___ Grocery & Health Food Stores

A listing of stores that carry specialty foods for those following

the " DOs and DON'Ts of the Diet "

___ Lodging

A listing of Hotels and Motels in LA

___ Recreation

Places to visit in and around Los Angeles

___ Restaurants

A listing of " kid friendly " places to eat AND where specific diets

may be maintained

___ Shopping

Shopping Centers: For necessities and for recreation

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> >

> > Hi all! We are flying out to see Dr. G next Monday.

> > While we're

> > there I'd like to do some fun things with the kids,

> > ages 4 and 6. I

> > don't think they are ready for Disney and they don't

> > like Legos, but

> > enjoy water rides, zoos, and things like that. Does

> > anyone have any

> > suggestions? Also, we are staying at the Tarzana

> > Inn. Is there a

> > place close by that I can get Tofutti Cuties? It's

> > the only way to

> > get the Strattera down my oldest. Finally, I've

> > really gotten into

> > knitting this past year. Are there any cool

> > knitting shops or yarn

> > shops in the area? Thanks for all of your help.

> > Shona

[Guest guest]

Shona,

go to here: http://jin.smugmug.com/gallery/395770/3/15779778

yu will see the picture I took while we were in lego land. It was fun

for childre and their Dad.

As disney land, I was not going to go at the time, children did not

care either. A neighbour who had grew up in Tarzana, told me I had to

go there. So I scheduled a day, find a hotel across street(very good

price), and walk to the park at 8am, an left at 9pm. If I could stay

there longer, I would. But I think I went to most if not all the

place I want to go. You can also see the photos on the site above. My

children at the time was 4 and 8. My suggestion is: since you are

there, just go, you will find a lot funthing for little kids. do not

go to Desney land California, it is for older kids. We also went to

sea world, and sandiago zoo. But I think the best two places is

Desney Land, and Lego Land. We are going back to Lego Land this year.

Jin

>

>

>

> Hey Shona,

>

> My son doesn't like Legos either, but he really liked Lego Land. I

> would take a look at their web site before deciding againist it.

> There's also the L.A. Zoo, Travel Town (an outdoor train museum with

> actual vintage trains, many of which can be climbed on; the kids

love

> it. Just beware of the giftshop! LOL), and pony rides in Griffith

> Park. Also in Griffith Park is a cool and unusual kids' play park

> called Shane's Inspiration. I think if you go to the Griffith Park

> website you will find something about it; also I think you can do a

> Google search and you'll find info. The group Files section

> should have more ideas.

>

> If you go about 3 or 4 west on Ventura Blvd. from Tarzana Inn, you

> will see Whole Foods Market on the corner of Ventura Blvd. and

Canoga

> Ave. They have Tofutti Cuties.

>

> HTH,

> Donna

>

>

> --- In , " Shona Jordan " <shonajordan@y...>

wrote:

> >

> > Hi all! We are flying out to see Dr. G next Monday. While we're

> > there I'd like to do some fun things with the kids, ages 4 and

6. I

> > don't think they are ready for Disney and they don't like Legos,

but

> > enjoy water rides, zoos, and things like that. Does anyone have

any

> > suggestions? Also, we are staying at the Tarzana Inn. Is there

a

> > place close by that I can get Tofutti Cuties? It's the only way

to

> > get the Strattera down my oldest. Finally, I've really gotten

into

> > knitting this past year. Are there any cool knitting shops or

yarn

> > shops in the area? Thanks for all of your help. Shona