Re: help please, just started virastop - /kim

[Guest guest]

Hello Kim: Thanks, I appreciate your note. I will most definitely

keep this group updated on what we are doing, it can only help

others. I will continue with virastop, really slowly, add in OLE

then the valtrex/diflucan. Like I said earlier, should be a fun

summer.

You know, I usually focus on the negatives first. I need to step

back and enjoy the positives. Although our son's stims picked up

1000% saturday...and he was like he was on another planet...totally

in his own world....we brought him swimming on Sunday. He was

amazing! He has decided on his own to dive in head first and go

under water...which he never did before. He wanted to swim without

anyone helping him. I played " tag " with him in the water, and when I

caught him..I made him tell me something he loved before I would let

him go...and he came up with different things he loved each time.

Then, we went home and he was in his own little world again.

But..for 2 hours, it was great to see a happy jackson.

I dont know if all the negatives are the virastop (although I think

so)...and I dont know if the positives are the virastop either.

But, as long as I see something good to keep me going, thats fine for

now.

Kim

>

> Hi Kim;

>

> Just read your post about your son. I can empathize with you about

hoping viral treatments will be the answer for his progress.

>

> My daughter too is a tough nut. We're trying everything and she

doesn't respond well to anything. Trying to get our DAN onboard for

a valtrex trial but will probably pursue the OLE/virastop route like

you did.

>

> Don't give up hope! Responses to your post seem encouraging. Best

of luck to you and keep us posted on his progress.

>

> Another Kim :-)

> help please, just started virastop - ?

>

>

> Hello everyone: After a long time and knowing (intuition only)

that

> our son is very viral...we decided to take the viral protocol

> plunge. While we see Dr. Usman next month for valtrex/diflucan

> scripts.....we decided to start with virastop/OLE and see what

> happens.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Kim: Thanks, I appreciate your note. I will most definitely

keep this group updated on what we are doing, it can only help

others. I will continue with virastop, really slowly, add in OLE

then the valtrex/diflucan. Like I said earlier, should be a fun

summer.

You know, I usually focus on the negatives first. I need to step

back and enjoy the positives. Although our son's stims picked up

1000% saturday...and he was like he was on another planet...totally

in his own world....we brought him swimming on Sunday. He was

amazing! He has decided on his own to dive in head first and go

under water...which he never did before. He wanted to swim without

anyone helping him. I played " tag " with him in the water, and when I

caught him..I made him tell me something he loved before I would let

him go...and he came up with different things he loved each time.

Then, we went home and he was in his own little world again.

But..for 2 hours, it was great to see a happy jackson.

I dont know if all the negatives are the virastop (although I think

so)...and I dont know if the positives are the virastop either.

But, as long as I see something good to keep me going, thats fine for

now.

Kim

>

> Hi Kim;

>

> Just read your post about your son. I can empathize with you about

hoping viral treatments will be the answer for his progress.

>

> My daughter too is a tough nut. We're trying everything and she

doesn't respond well to anything. Trying to get our DAN onboard for

a valtrex trial but will probably pursue the OLE/virastop route like

you did.

>

> Don't give up hope! Responses to your post seem encouraging. Best

of luck to you and keep us posted on his progress.

>

> Another Kim :-)

> help please, just started virastop - ?

>

>

> Hello everyone: After a long time and knowing (intuition only)

that

> our son is very viral...we decided to take the viral protocol

> plunge. While we see Dr. Usman next month for valtrex/diflucan

> scripts.....we decided to start with virastop/OLE and see what

> happens.

>