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Jerri,

Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one who is

the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

Just a thought.

Caroline G.

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Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

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My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

to focus. ??? Jerri

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Some people become more alert and " hyper " after taking antihistamines.  Most get

sleepy, but some do have the opposite results. 

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Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2009, 8:22 AM

Jerri,

Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one who is

the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

Just a thought.

Caroline G.

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I started giving my son Melatonin and it has changed our life. He is almost 2

1/2 and now goes to bed at a regular time each night and naps at a regular time.

He also wakes up now at a regular time. We have never been able to get him on a

schedule due to his irritibility and inability to calm. He now gets a " restful "

sleep (doesn't wake up in the night) which we believe has also contributed to

great strides in his behavior, speech and communication skills.

Joy

---- Caroline Glover <sfglover@...> wrote:

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Jerri,

Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one who is

the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

Just a thought.

Caroline G.

From: <thecolemans4@...>

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Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

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Subject: Re: Re: Soy question and good days/bad days

My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

to focus. ??? Jerri

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Caroline, that makes sense to me. I know it was more than the Triaminic

because I gave it to him again, one allergic morning and it wasn't the

same. But I think he definitely had some better sleep and he stayed

relaxed longer from it. His big problem now is restless legs (2 years

now) and I've been trying everything everyone here has suggested and I'm

having no luck. I just removed the kyodophilous to see if this will

help. Thanks for your reply. I lost a day of emails. So I might have

missed others. Jerri

> I started giving my son Melatonin and it has changed our life. He is

> almost 2 1/2 and now goes to bed at a regular time each night and naps

> at a regular time. He also wakes up now at a regular time. We have

> never been able to get him on a schedule due to his irritibility and

> inability to calm. He now gets a " restful " sleep (doesn't wake up in

> the night) which we believe has also contributed to great strides in

> his behavior, speech and communication skills.

>

> Joy

> ---- Caroline Glover <sfglover@... <mailto:sfglover%40mac.com>>

> wrote:

>

> =============

> Jerri,

>

> Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

> stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

> wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one

> who is

> the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

> restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

>

> Just a thought.

>

> Caroline G.

>

> From: <thecolemans4@...

> <mailto:thecolemans4%40>>

> Reply-< <mailto:%40>>

> Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

> < <mailto:%40>>

> Subject: Re: Re: Soy question and good days/bad days

>

> My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

> to focus. ??? Jerri

>

>

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Jerri,

I had restless legs when I was pregnant and I wouldn¹t wish that on

anyone... I hope that you can find the trigger. It¹s a terrible feeling.

Hey, if you lost e-mails you could go to and read the day¹s

posts to see what you missed.

Caroline G.

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Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:13:14 -0800

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Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

Caroline, that makes sense to me. I know it was more than the Triaminic

because I gave it to him again, one allergic morning and it wasn't the

same. But I think he definitely had some better sleep and he stayed

relaxed longer from it. His big problem now is restless legs (2 years

now) and I've been trying everything everyone here has suggested and I'm

having no luck. I just removed the kyodophilous to see if this will

help. Thanks for your reply. I lost a day of emails. So I might have

missed others. Jerri

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Hey Jerri -

If the probiotics are a trigger for the restless legs, it will often take 5 days

or more for that to settle down after stopping them.  You probably already know

that but thought I'd mention it anyway. :)

Does a heating pad at night help him get to sleep?  That is the one thing that

helps my son when it gets triggered.

What other meds is he on?  I'm having a hard time remembering the triggers.

HTH

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From: Jerri Gann <njgann@...>

Sent: Wednesday, March 4, 2009 11:13:14 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

Caroline, that makes sense to me. I know it was more than the Triaminic

because I gave it to him again, one allergic morning and it wasn't the

same. But I think he definitely had some better sleep and he stayed

relaxed longer from it. His big problem now is restless legs (2 years

now) and I've been trying everything everyone here has suggested and I'm

having no luck. I just removed the kyodophilous to see if this will

help. Thanks for your reply. I lost a day of emails. So I might have

missed others. Jerri

> I started giving my son Melatonin and it has changed our life. He is

> almost 2 1/2 and now goes to bed at a regular time each night and naps

> at a regular time. He also wakes up now at a regular time. We have

> never been able to get him on a schedule due to his irritibility and

> inability to calm. He now gets a " restful " sleep (doesn't wake up in

> the night) which we believe has also contributed to great strides in

> his behavior, speech and communication skills.

>

> Joy

> ---- Caroline Glover <sfglovermac (DOT) com <mailto:sfglover% 40mac.com> >

> wrote:

>

> ============ =

> Jerri,

>

> Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

> stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

> wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one

> who is

> the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

> restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

>

> Just a thought.

>

> Caroline G.

>

> From: <thecolemans4

> <mailto:thecolemans 4%40. com>>

> Reply-<groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

> <groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> Subject: Re: Re: Soy question and good days/bad days

>

> My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

> to focus. ??? Jerri

>

>

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I will definitely try the heating pad. He is on Acyclovir, Tenex,

Wellbutrin, Celexa, Fluconazole, Allegra, Nasalcrom, Iron, and I just

got the Immunovir in the mail to try. Dr G said this is not the best

immune modulator he hopes for but it is helping some children and it may

or may not help my son but worth a try. Thanks for all the input. I have

tried many of your suggestions through the years. Jerri

>

> Hey Jerri -

> If the probiotics are a trigger for the restless legs, it will often

> take 5 days or more for that to settle down after stopping them. You

> probably already know that but thought I'd mention it anyway. :)

> Does a heating pad at night help him get to sleep? That is the one

> thing that helps my son when it gets triggered.

> What other meds is he on? I'm having a hard time remembering the

> triggers.

> HTH

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Jerri Gann <njgann@... <mailto:njgann%40sti.net>>

> <mailto:%40>

> Sent: Wednesday, March 4, 2009 11:13:14 PM

> Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

>

> Caroline, that makes sense to me. I know it was more than the Triaminic

> because I gave it to him again, one allergic morning and it wasn't the

> same. But I think he definitely had some better sleep and he stayed

> relaxed longer from it. His big problem now is restless legs (2 years

> now) and I've been trying everything everyone here has suggested and I'm

> having no luck. I just removed the kyodophilous to see if this will

> help. Thanks for your reply. I lost a day of emails. So I might have

> missed others. Jerri

>

> > I started giving my son Melatonin and it has changed our life. He is

> > almost 2 1/2 and now goes to bed at a regular time each night and naps

> > at a regular time. He also wakes up now at a regular time. We have

> > never been able to get him on a schedule due to his irritibility and

> > inability to calm. He now gets a " restful " sleep (doesn't wake up in

> > the night) which we believe has also contributed to great strides in

> > his behavior, speech and communication skills.

> >

> > Joy

> > ---- Caroline Glover <sfglovermac (DOT) com <mailto:sfglover% 40mac.com> >

> > wrote:

> >

> > ============ =

> > Jerri,

> >

> > Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

> > stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

> > wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one

> > who is

> > the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

> > restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

> >

> > Just a thought.

> >

> > Caroline G.

> >

> > From: <thecolemans4

> > <mailto:thecolemans 4%40. com>>

> > Reply-<groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> > Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

> > <groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> > Subject: Re: Re: Soy question and good days/bad days

> >

> > My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

> > to focus. ??? Jerri

> >

> >

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Ooh it may be the iron.  That aggrevated me.  Can you pull that one for a week?

HTH

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From: Jerri Gann <njgann@...>

Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 3:46:48 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

I will definitely try the heating pad. He is on Acyclovir, Tenex,

Wellbutrin, Celexa, Fluconazole, Allegra, Nasalcrom, Iron, and I just

got the Immunovir in the mail to try. Dr G said this is not the best

immune modulator he hopes for but it is helping some children and it may

or may not help my son but worth a try. Thanks for all the input. I have

tried many of your suggestions through the years. Jerri

>

> Hey Jerri -

> If the probiotics are a trigger for the restless legs, it will often

> take 5 days or more for that to settle down after stopping them. You

> probably already know that but thought I'd mention it anyway. :)

> Does a heating pad at night help him get to sleep? That is the one

> thing that helps my son when it gets triggered.

> What other meds is he on? I'm having a hard time remembering the

> triggers.

> HTH

>

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

> From: Jerri Gann <njgann@... <mailto:njgann% 40sti.net> >

> groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>

> Sent: Wednesday, March 4, 2009 11:13:14 PM

> Subject: Re: Re: Triaminic + sleep

>

> Caroline, that makes sense to me. I know it was more than the Triaminic

> because I gave it to him again, one allergic morning and it wasn't the

> same. But I think he definitely had some better sleep and he stayed

> relaxed longer from it. His big problem now is restless legs (2 years

> now) and I've been trying everything everyone here has suggested and I'm

> having no luck. I just removed the kyodophilous to see if this will

> help. Thanks for your reply. I lost a day of emails. So I might have

> missed others. Jerri

>

> > I started giving my son Melatonin and it has changed our life. He is

> > almost 2 1/2 and now goes to bed at a regular time each night and naps

> > at a regular time. He also wakes up now at a regular time. We have

> > never been able to get him on a schedule due to his irritibility and

> > inability to calm. He now gets a " restful " sleep (doesn't wake up in

> > the night) which we believe has also contributed to great strides in

> > his behavior, speech and communication skills.

> >

> > Joy

> > ---- Caroline Glover <sfglovermac (DOT) com <mailto:sfglover% 40mac.com> >

> > wrote:

> >

> > ============ =

> > Jerri,

> >

> > Could it be that it relaxed him and allowed him to go into a deeper

> > stage of restorative sleep that maybe he usually doesn¹t go into? I just

> > wondered, because the child of mine who sleeps the longest is the one

> > who is

> > the most tired... he never wakes up well rested... he just isn¹t getting

> > restorative sleep. He could sleep for three days and be exhausted.

> >

> > Just a thought.

> >

> > Caroline G.

> >

> > From: <thecolemans4

> > <mailto:thecolemans 4%40. com>>

> > Reply-<groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> > Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:09:11 -0800 (PST)

> > <groups (DOT) com <mailto:% 40groups. com>>

> > Subject: Re: Re: Soy question and good days/bad days

> >

> > My guess is the antihistimine in Triaminic really helped him

> > to focus. ??? Jerri

> >

> >

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