Re: Re: seizures and medication

[Guest guest]

Constipation should be controlled with MiraLAX not enemas. We use smart water

mostly.

Diane

[Guest guest]

No enemas.  Miralax  is what we have been giving Lindsey since forever.  I

believe might be a better choice.

Bonnie (grandmother to  Lindsey 9 year old)

 

Bonnie

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To: polymicrogyria

Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 7:46 AM

Subject: Re: seizures and medication

 

I was wondering what kind of electrolytes you give your child as my

granddaughter needs electrolytes every day also (she gets enemas almost daily)

and we buy Pedialyteand the generic brand. It gets quite expensive when you are

giving it everyday. Is there an alternative? Also wondering why your child

needs electrolytes daily also?

Boise (Grandma to Mara, age 10, Micro, BPNH, etc., etc. etc.)

[Guest guest]

We give Josh Coconut juice or coconut water throughout the day for electrolytes.

V

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On Sep 22, 2011, at 5:46 AM, " & Boise "

wrote:

> I was wondering what kind of electrolytes you give your child as my

granddaughter needs electrolytes every day also (she gets enemas almost daily)

and we buy Pedialyteand the generic brand. It gets quite expensive when you are

giving it everyday. Is there an alternative? Also wondering why your child needs

electrolytes daily also?

> Boise (Grandma to Mara, age 10, Micro, BPNH, etc., etc. etc.)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks I think I will try that with Nisha. Where do you buy it and do you mix it

with anything. I have read where Mg is good to prevent seizures too and the

coconut water has alot.

Diane

Re: Re: seizures and medication

We give Josh Coconut juice or coconut water throughout the day for electrolytes.

V

Sent from my iPad

On Sep 22, 2011, at 5:46 AM, " & Boise "

wrote:

> I was wondering what kind of electrolytes you give your child as my

granddaughter needs electrolytes every day also (she gets enemas almost daily)

and we buy Pedialyteand the generic brand. It gets quite expensive when you are

giving it everyday. Is there an alternative? Also wondering why your child needs

electrolytes daily also?

> Boise (Grandma to Mara, age 10, Micro, BPNH, etc., etc. etc.)

>

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