Re: HBOT - To Continue or Not to Continue!?

[Guest guest]

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your home. It's almost impossible to follow the proper protocol if

you have to travel to a doctor's office for treatments.

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Diane

diane@...

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> Hello,

> I am thinking of doing HBOT for my son. It is a huge sacrifice for

> us, ($$) our DAN wants us to do one hour and a half twice a day,

soft

> chamber,

> it sounds much more of what you are doing

> Do you think is too much?

> Would you do it?

> thank you

[Guest guest]

Vicky,

I will ask my DAN doc and let you know what he says.

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> Vicky,

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> I wonder if the meds you started increased the effectiveness of the

HBOT? I think that was our experience.

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> I was told that the more frequent the HBOT treatments where, the

more his gains we would see (both my kids went through it) so we had

them take 2 dives a day (must be 4 hrs apart). I don't think taking a

break would hurt but I also don't think you will necessarily see

substantial gains from it either (that is a guess).

>

> My son benefitted from HBOT more than my daughter did but he had

farther to go, too. (Aspergers, 19 yrs old.) People are always

talking about how important it is to make gains while their child is

small and, while I agree with that, I have seen SUBSTANTIAL

improvement with my kids, 15 and 19, with these biomedical

treatments. My son actually has a future now. That is not small. My

daughter can actually do her homework without an aid anymore. She

wants to go to college as that was questionable before.

>

> Sorry for the rant. Us Mad Moms get fired up!

>

> sally

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> To: mb12 valtrex

> Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2008 12:14:07 AM

> Subject: HBOT - To Continue or Not to Continue!?

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> We've been renting a soft chamber for almost two months and have

> completed over 100 hours. The gains in our son's

> speech, language (who, where and why questions for the first time

> ever!!), and eye contact are incredible. So now we are faced with

> should we continue with soft chamber, should we move on to hard

> chamber, or is it safe to stop it all? At about the 40-hour mark, we

> also started an antiviral protocol that includes Acyclovir and

> Ketoconazole. We are about 15 days into our 30-day anti-viral

> prescriptions. No rash or other obvious herx reaction so far. But

> overall, he's made some tremendous leaps in the last 6-8 weeks. Any

> thoughts or experience on what happens if you stop/take a break from

> HBOT?

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