Stimming regression

[Guest guest]

My 3 year old son, who used to hand/finger stim all day, stopped as

soon as he went GFCF 6 months ago. 6 days ago, after having IV

chelation (his 4rth time), he gained a HUGE boost in language, social

skills, and creative play. I would say he gained nearly two months

worth of skills after chelation (this happened one other time). BUT,

he started hand/finger stimming again. Is this some sort of die off??

I'm not sure if this is related, but he also missed 3 Mb12 shots since

the compounding pharmacy we use is so back logged. He has a double ear

infection (I think this is from lack of b12 shots). Couldany of these

be related to the hand stimming? It's so weird to see him so stimmy

again after all this time.

http://recoveringty.blogspot.com/

[Guest guest]

What are you using in the IV? CaEDTA, DMPS, Vit C, glutathione or a

combination?

We are considering IVs as well after about six months of

oral/suppositories, and I really want my son to have some language.

Am reading your blog, but didn't see the info on IV, so please

respond.

Thanks,

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> My 3 year old son, who used to hand/finger stim all day, stopped as

> soon as he went GFCF 6 months ago. 6 days ago, after having IV

> chelation (his 4rth time), he gained a HUGE boost in language,

social

> skills, and creative play. I would say he gained nearly two months

> worth of skills after chelation (this happened one other time).

BUT,

> he started hand/finger stimming again. Is this some sort of die

off??

> I'm not sure if this is related, but he also missed 3 Mb12 shots

since

> the compounding pharmacy we use is so back logged. He has a double

ear

> infection (I think this is from lack of b12 shots). Couldany of

these

> be related to the hand stimming? It's so weird to see him so

stimmy

> again after all this time.

>

>

> http://recoveringty.blogspot.com/

>