Practitioner in Idaho or Allergy Information

[Guest guest]

I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy to

soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he bleeds,

and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid insurance.

It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live in

Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

There isn't much support - biomedically - in Idaho. This family may need to travel to the Boise/Meridian area to find a practitioner willing to go beyond the allopathic model of treatment. I live in North Idaho so I'm unfamiliar with what's going on down south. We use doctors in Washington all of our biomedical care.This may be a possible resource however:http://www.idahoautism.com/doctors.html--- Subject: Practitioner in Idaho or Allergy InformationTo: mb12 valtrex Date:

Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 7:03 PM

I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

There isn't much support - biomedically - in Idaho. This family may need to travel to the Boise/Meridian area to find a practitioner willing to go beyond the allopathic model of treatment. I live in North Idaho so I'm unfamiliar with what's going on down south. We use doctors in Washington all of our biomedical care.This may be a possible resource however:http://www.idahoautism.com/doctors.html--- Subject: Practitioner in Idaho or Allergy InformationTo: mb12 valtrex Date:

Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 7:03 PM

I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

There isn't much support - biomedically - in Idaho. This family may need to travel to the Boise/Meridian area to find a practitioner willing to go beyond the allopathic model of treatment. I live in North Idaho so I'm unfamiliar with what's going on down south. We use doctors in Washington all of our biomedical care.This may be a possible resource however:http://www.idahoautism.com/doctors.html--- Subject: Practitioner in Idaho or Allergy InformationTo: mb12 valtrex Date:

Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 7:03 PM

I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

You could suggest that they do some basic gut support like probiotics to see if

that helps. Klaire labs has an Infant probiotic that is very good.

Dr.Suzanne Fleeson-DaSilva

www.fcchiropracticcenter.com

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allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until

he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

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You could suggest that they do some basic gut support like probiotics to see if

that helps. Klaire labs has an Infant probiotic that is very good.

Dr.Suzanne Fleeson-DaSilva

www.fcchiropracticcenter.com

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allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until

he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

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Heidi,

there is a formula called " Neocate " - it's medical grade formula for kids with

allergies. I know that if the Dr. prescribes it, then it's covered.

http://www.neocate.com/aaa_neocate/1128-neocate-home-page.html

In my book - Special Needs Kids Eat Right, she gives this as one idea for

helping with allergies. She can probably find this book at the library. (It has

a LOT of great ideas for infants!)

http://www.amazon.com/Special-Needs-Kids-Eat-Right-Strategies/dp/0399534881

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> I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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[Guest guest]

Heidi,

there is a formula called " Neocate " - it's medical grade formula for kids with

allergies. I know that if the Dr. prescribes it, then it's covered.

http://www.neocate.com/aaa_neocate/1128-neocate-home-page.html

In my book - Special Needs Kids Eat Right, she gives this as one idea for

helping with allergies. She can probably find this book at the library. (It has

a LOT of great ideas for infants!)

http://www.amazon.com/Special-Needs-Kids-Eat-Right-Strategies/dp/0399534881

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> I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> Love and prayers,

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> Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

Heidi,

there is a formula called " Neocate " - it's medical grade formula for kids with

allergies. I know that if the Dr. prescribes it, then it's covered.

http://www.neocate.com/aaa_neocate/1128-neocate-home-page.html

In my book - Special Needs Kids Eat Right, she gives this as one idea for

helping with allergies. She can probably find this book at the library. (It has

a LOT of great ideas for infants!)

http://www.amazon.com/Special-Needs-Kids-Eat-Right-Strategies/dp/0399534881

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> I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> Love and prayers,

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> Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can

run labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can

run labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can

run labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an allergy

to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself until he

bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have Medicaid

insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket. They live

in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

This could be the trigeminal nerve giving ‘irregular’

feelings. Check out www.handle.org

Susie

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of laurargoddin

Sent: 20 January 2011 03:13

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re:

Practitioner in Idaho

or Allergy Information

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can run

labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an

allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself

until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have

Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket.

They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

This could be the trigeminal nerve giving ‘irregular’

feelings. Check out www.handle.org

Susie

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of laurargoddin

Sent: 20 January 2011 03:13

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re:

Practitioner in Idaho

or Allergy Information

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can run

labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an

allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself

until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have

Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket.

They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

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> > Love and prayers,

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> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

This could be the trigeminal nerve giving ‘irregular’

feelings. Check out www.handle.org

Susie

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of laurargoddin

Sent: 20 January 2011 03:13

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re:

Practitioner in Idaho

or Allergy Information

Heidi,

Also, when my daughter had those type of rashes and they wanted to do steroids,

it was really due to a severe, (SEVERE) nutritional deficiency. If they can run

labs to determine which things this child is deficient in, then they can

supplement too.

(I found with Maddie, Vitamin D, B12, potassium and sodium were VERY low.)

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> > I know of a child who is 8 months old, and is described as having an

allergy to soy and eczema and itchiness to the point of scratching himself

until he bleeds, and it's a lot of scratching and bleeding. I think they have

Medicaid insurance. It appears that they could afford a little out of pocket.

They live in Pocatello, Idaho. Any ideas? Thank you for your help.

> >

> > Love and prayers,

> >

> > Heidi N

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[Guest guest]

This could be trigeminal

nerve ‘irregular sensation’. Sensory sensitivities. Check out www.handle.org

Susie