Regression, meltdowns, puberty

[Guest guest]

I have a 11yr old daughter who is mildly autistic. She was doing well

with her school work and speech, but we hit puberty. Right after her

menustration started she began to regress and her temper spiked. She

has not had meltdowns since she was 2 or 3 and even then not of this

degree where she wants to bite and pinch. She is unable to concentrate

you can watch her and see her brain is moving at warp speed and she

just can't keep up, and she had began to rock never having done that

before. I have taken her to her doctor and she prescribed medication

in low dosage it does help some but she still gets overly excited

realizes it, trys to calm down. It's like watching a yo-yo she gets

wound up fights to calm down, over and over. I would appreciate any

help anyone can give on this.

[Guest guest]

It sounds like she is doing a great job learning to

control the swings herself, which is awesome. Can she

tell you how she is feeling? Does she have sensory

needs? Sometimes during hormone swings calming sensory

stuff is really helpful.

Kassiane

deep pressure junkie

--- kfaulkner34

wrote:

> I have a 11yr old daughter who is mildly autistic.

> She was doing well

> with her school work and speech, but we hit puberty.

> Right after her

> menustration started she began to regress and her

> temper spiked. She

> has not had meltdowns since she was 2 or 3 and even

> then not of this

> degree where she wants to bite and pinch. She is

> unable to concentrate

> you can watch her and see her brain is moving at

> warp speed and she

> just can't keep up, and she had began to rock never

> having done that

> before. I have taken her to her doctor and she

> prescribed medication

> in low dosage it does help some but she still gets

> overly excited

> realizes it, trys to calm down. It's like watching a

> yo-yo she gets

> wound up fights to calm down, over and over. I

> would appreciate any

> help anyone can give on this.

>

>

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Last October Abby started to develop anxiety attacks and what seems very

similar to what you are describing about her brain moving faster then her being

able to keep up. It was becoming disabling to her. Our chiropractor told us

to try this supplement called De-Stress. To make a long story short. No more

anxiety attacks. Her ability to concentrate has greatly improved. Abby will

always be a person that worries but she is able to manage it extremely well.

I would highly recommend it before putting her on an anxiety medication.

can probably share more light on what exactly is in the De-Stress and how

it works. All I know is that my little girl is a lot happier and content now.

Guess I shouldn't say that she is little, I am 5ft and she is now 5'2ft. She

will always be little to me. LOL

Pennie

Abby's Mom

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/16/08 1:37:11 AM Eastern Standard Time,

kimberlyfaulkner06@... writes:

have a 11yr old daughter who is mildly autistic. She was doing well

with her school work and speech, but we hit puberty. Right after her

menustration started she began to regress and her temper spiked. She

has not had meltdowns since she was 2 or 3 and even then not of this

degree where she wants to bite and pinch

we have our abby on a natural detress stuff. it seems to help. her axiety

was through the roof. maybe she has an increases axiety. also some get ADD

at this time too. just some ideas. HTH

eric abbys dad

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

[Guest guest]

You can check her hormones, sometimes they can be altered, especially

if she is goibng through puberty. There are test kits that you can do

with saliva so you are not going to need to draw blood. Also, maybe

some nutrients are off, and that can cause her to do what she is doing.

If you want a kit, contact me, at (954)584-3198.

Also our biomedical practitioenr can check for her supplementation.

We are located in Davie, Fl

[Guest guest]

> can probably share more light on what exactly is in the De-

> Stress and how

> it works.

It's a bio-active peptide (amino acid sequence) which has a naturally

occurring anti-anxiety effect, similar to the calming effects

experienced after a baby drinks warm breast milk (and why a common

sleep remedy is warm milk).

[Guest guest]

I'd love to know what is in De-Stress. Is it available all over the

country? Probably at least by mail order.

-- Cassie

Ploveabby@... wrote:

> Last October Abby started to develop anxiety attacks and what seems very

> similar to what you are describing about her brain moving faster then

> her being

> able to keep up. It was becoming disabling to her. Our chiropractor

> told us

> to try this supplement called De-Stress. To make a long story short.

> No more

> anxiety attacks. Her ability to concentrate has greatly improved. Abby

> will

> always be a person that worries but she is able to manage it extremely

> well.

> I would highly recommend it before putting her on an anxiety medication.

> can probably share more light on what exactly is in the

> De-Stress and how

> it works. All I know is that my little girl is a lot happier and

> content now.

> Guess I shouldn't say that she is little, I am 5ft and she is now

> 5'2ft. She

> will always be little to me. LOL

>

> Pennie

> Abby's Mom

>

> **************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

> http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

> <http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks !

-- Cassie

cathylynn2 wrote:

>

> On Jan 16, 2008, at 5:02 AM, Ploveabby@...

> <mailto:Ploveabby%40aol.com> wrote:

>

> > can probably share more light on what exactly is in the De-

> > Stress and how

> > it works.

>

> It's a bio-active peptide (amino acid sequence) which has a naturally

> occurring anti-anxiety effect, similar to the calming effects

> experienced after a baby drinks warm breast milk (and why a common

> sleep remedy is warm milk).

>

>

>

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