RE: Re: Herpes 6 Virus and Regression-Does active breakout of herpes 6 cause regression

[Guest guest]

Can anyone go into more detail about hand flapping?

My son does this quite a bit... he's also been running

around in circles more lately too. The occupational

therapist doesn't seem to have much knowledge about

it. :-S We have an appt. to see Dr.Goldberg in July

& are very excited to see how he can help him.

Thanks!

--- meljackmom <meljackmom@...> wrote:

> Any illness can cause the immune system to go off,

> and this leads to

> the behaviors you see. Just stay with the

> antiviral. It will help

> withe immune system, and once it calms down he

> should start to do

> better.

>

> We never really dealt with too much flapping. Is

> your son on an SSRI?

> or Tenex? or anything else like that? It is the

> immune systems shut

> down of blood flow to the brain that causes the

> disfunction and the

> SSRIs help regulate that bloodflow.

>

>

> >

> > I was fascinated after reading that treating for

> herpes 6...even

> > though, there is no sign of active infection is

> important and that

> > after about two months...suddenly the virus

> appears...wow! I think

> > that just happened to my son. He's been on this

> anti-viral for

> about

> > two months. About that time, I was sick and he

> missed a day of

> anti-

> > virals. Suddenly, he spiked a really high fever

> and broke out with

> > Roseola...infant herpes 6 virus...Wow! That

> scared me to death.

> > There appears to be a real and active fight going

> on. And I feel so

> > bad missing that day! Now he is in a regression.

> A ton more hand

> > flapping, and spinning and spacing off. Does

> active breakout of

> > herpes six cause a noticable regression? Will it

> subside? What do

> I

> > do from here?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Is your son on the GFCF (and soy-free) diet? Goldberg supports this diet, so

it's something you might try while you're waiting for your appointment with

him. www.tacanow.com has a lot of info on the diet and implementing it. " The

diet " has helped my son, in addition to Goldberg's protocol, by helping him

to need less stims.

Kristy

Re: Re: Herpes 6 Virus and Regression-Does active breakout

of herpes 6 cause regression

Can anyone go into more detail about hand flapping?

My son does this quite a bit... he's also been running

around in circles more lately too. The occupational

therapist doesn't seem to have much knowledge about

it. :-S We have an appt. to see Dr.Goldberg in July

& are very excited to see how he can help him.

Thanks!

--- meljackmom <meljackmom@...> wrote:

> Any illness can cause the immune system to go off,

> and this leads to

> the behaviors you see. Just stay with the

> antiviral. It will help

> withe immune system, and once it calms down he

> should start to do

> better.

>

> We never really dealt with too much flapping. Is

> your son on an SSRI?

> or Tenex? or anything else like that? It is the

> immune systems shut

> down of blood flow to the brain that causes the

> disfunction and the

> SSRIs help regulate that bloodflow.

>

>

> >

> > I was fascinated after reading that treating for

> herpes 6...even

> > though, there is no sign of active infection is

> important and that

> > after about two months...suddenly the virus

> appears...wow! I think

> > that just happened to my son. He's been on this

> anti-viral for

> about

> > two months. About that time, I was sick and he

> missed a day of

> anti-

> > virals. Suddenly, he spiked a really high fever

> and broke out with

> > Roseola...infant herpes 6 virus...Wow! That

> scared me to death.

> > There appears to be a real and active fight going

> on. And I feel so

> > bad missing that day! Now he is in a regression.

> A ton more hand

> > flapping, and spinning and spacing off. Does

> active breakout of

> > herpes six cause a noticable regression? Will it

> subside? What do

> I

> > do from here?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Kristy-

Yes, my son is on a very restricted diet...

GFCF/soy/and some other things. He's been on the diet

for about a year now. We have noticed improvement

with his eye contact and attention span. The stemming

has never " gone away " but appears to be increasing and

now he has even started running around in circles

some. Thanks for your suggestion & website

information... I appreciate any input I can get.

--- Kristy Nardini <krnardini@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> Is your son on the GFCF (and soy-free) diet?

> Goldberg supports this diet, so

> it's something you might try while you're waiting

> for your appointment with

> him. www.tacanow.com has a lot of info on the diet

> and implementing it. " The

> diet " has helped my son, in addition to Goldberg's

> protocol, by helping him

> to need less stims.

>

> Kristy

> Re: Re: Herpes 6 Virus and

> Regression-Does active breakout

> of herpes 6 cause regression

>

>

> Can anyone go into more detail about hand

> flapping?

> My son does this quite a bit... he's also been

> running

> around in circles more lately too. The

> occupational

> therapist doesn't seem to have much knowledge

> about

> it. :-S We have an appt. to see Dr.Goldberg in

> July

> & are very excited to see how he can help him.

>

> Thanks!

> --- meljackmom <meljackmom@...> wrote:

>

> > Any illness can cause the immune system to go

> off,

> > and this leads to

> > the behaviors you see. Just stay with the

> > antiviral. It will help

> > withe immune system, and once it calms down he

> > should start to do

> > better.

> >

> > We never really dealt with too much flapping.

> Is

> > your son on an SSRI?

> > or Tenex? or anything else like that? It is the

> > immune systems shut

> > down of blood flow to the brain that causes the

> > disfunction and the

> > SSRIs help regulate that bloodflow.

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I was fascinated after reading that treating

> for

> > herpes 6...even

> > > though, there is no sign of active infection

> is

> > important and that

> > > after about two months...suddenly the virus

> > appears...wow! I think

> > > that just happened to my son. He's been on

> this

> > anti-viral for

> > about

> > > two months. About that time, I was sick and

> he

> > missed a day of

> > anti-

> > > virals. Suddenly, he spiked a really high

> fever

> > and broke out with

> > > Roseola...infant herpes 6 virus...Wow! That

> > scared me to death.

> > > There appears to be a real and active fight

> going

> > on. And I feel so

> > > bad missing that day! Now he is in a

> regression.

> > A ton more hand

> > > flapping, and spinning and spacing off. Does

> > active breakout of

> > > herpes six cause a noticable regression? Will

> it

> > subside? What do

> > I

> > > do from here?

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

,

Dr. G usually tests first, then treats for viruses, yeast and then a SSRI.

www.danasview.net has lots of info and natural ideas for treating for the

first two things.

Kristy

Re: Re: Herpes 6 Virus and

> Regression-Does active breakout

> of herpes 6 cause regression

>

>

> Can anyone go into more detail about hand

> flapping?

> My son does this quite a bit... he's also been

> running

> around in circles more lately too. The

> occupational

> therapist doesn't seem to have much knowledge

> about

> it. :-S We have an appt. to see Dr.Goldberg in

> July

> & are very excited to see how he can help him.

>

> Thanks!

> --- meljackmom <meljackmom@...> wrote:

>

> > Any illness can cause the immune system to go

> off,

> > and this leads to

> > the behaviors you see. Just stay with the

> > antiviral. It will help

> > withe immune system, and once it calms down he

> > should start to do

> > better.

> >

> > We never really dealt with too much flapping.

> Is

> > your son on an SSRI?

> > or Tenex? or anything else like that? It is the

> > immune systems shut

> > down of blood flow to the brain that causes the

> > disfunction and the

> > SSRIs help regulate that bloodflow.

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I was fascinated after reading that treating

> for

> > herpes 6...even

> > > though, there is no sign of active infection

> is

> > important and that

> > > after about two months...suddenly the virus

> > appears...wow! I think

> > > that just happened to my son. He's been on

> this

> > anti-viral for

> > about

> > > two months. About that time, I was sick and

> he

> > missed a day of

> > anti-

> > > virals. Suddenly, he spiked a really high

> fever

> > and broke out with

> > > Roseola...infant herpes 6 virus...Wow! That

> > scared me to death.

> > > There appears to be a real and active fight

> going

> > on. And I feel so

> > > bad missing that day! Now he is in a

> regression.

> > A ton more hand

> > > flapping, and spinning and spacing off. Does

> > active breakout of

> > > herpes six cause a noticable regression? Will

> it

> > subside? What do

> > I

> > > do from here?

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>