RE: Aggresion during school

[Guest guest]

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking it, and I

actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and his

aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

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> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes

frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists

etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this

behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school

staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

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> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that

may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and

natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been

beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking

with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel

as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles.

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> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

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> Thank you.

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[Guest guest]

Valerian Root Extract or GABA can be helpful. You may want to look further to discover the root of the aggression. He could be in pain or it could be seizure activity. Our son was having meltdowns, rages, tantrums, that included self injury and aggression. Turns out they were seizures. Seizures diagnosed and treated. " Meltdowns " gone. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of kleinb14Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3:34 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: Aggresion during school Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles.Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Valerian Root Extract or GABA can be helpful. You may want to look further to discover the root of the aggression. He could be in pain or it could be seizure activity. Our son was having meltdowns, rages, tantrums, that included self injury and aggression. Turns out they were seizures. Seizures diagnosed and treated. " Meltdowns " gone. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of kleinb14Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3:34 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: Aggresion during school Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles.Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Pamela, can you tell me more - my son has meltdowns/rages/tantrums that seriously appear as if he is in a seizure....this can carry on and just like that he snaps out of it and says, " I'm all better now... " My husband jokingly compairs it to a seizure, but I never really believed it could be....I would love nothing more than his meltdowns (specifially at bedtime) to go away....it's really disrupting our family. J Valerian Root Extract or GABA can be helpful. You may want to look further to discover the root of the aggression. He could be in pain or it could be seizure activity. Our son was having meltdowns, rages, tantrums, that included self injury and aggression. Turns out they were seizures. Seizures diagnosed and treated. " Meltdowns " gone. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of kleinb14 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3:34 PM To: mb12 valtrex Subject: Aggresion during school Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior. Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles. Any suggestions or support would be appreciated. Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Pamela, can you tell me more - my son has meltdowns/rages/tantrums that seriously appear as if he is in a seizure....this can carry on and just like that he snaps out of it and says, " I'm all better now... " My husband jokingly compairs it to a seizure, but I never really believed it could be....I would love nothing more than his meltdowns (specifially at bedtime) to go away....it's really disrupting our family. J Valerian Root Extract or GABA can be helpful. You may want to look further to discover the root of the aggression. He could be in pain or it could be seizure activity. Our son was having meltdowns, rages, tantrums, that included self injury and aggression. Turns out they were seizures. Seizures diagnosed and treated. " Meltdowns " gone. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of kleinb14 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3:34 PM To: mb12 valtrex Subject: Aggresion during school Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior. Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles. Any suggestions or support would be appreciated. Thank you.

[Guest guest]

Pamela, can you tell me more - my son has meltdowns/rages/tantrums that seriously appear as if he is in a seizure....this can carry on and just like that he snaps out of it and says, " I'm all better now... " My husband jokingly compairs it to a seizure, but I never really believed it could be....I would love nothing more than his meltdowns (specifially at bedtime) to go away....it's really disrupting our family. J Valerian Root Extract or GABA can be helpful. You may want to look further to discover the root of the aggression. He could be in pain or it could be seizure activity. Our son was having meltdowns, rages, tantrums, that included self injury and aggression. Turns out they were seizures. Seizures diagnosed and treated. " Meltdowns " gone. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of kleinb14 Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 3:34 PM To: mb12 valtrex Subject: Aggresion during school Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior. Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles. Any suggestions or support would be appreciated. Thank you.

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Do you have to test ammonia or is there some supplement to try and remedy it?

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> > > Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

> > becomes

> > > frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers,

> > > therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new

> > things due

> > > to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS.

> > I know

> > > the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

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> > > Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

> > basis

> > > that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the

> > > L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

> > question

> > > has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so

> > > frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we

> > could move

> > > past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just

> > going

> > > in circles.

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> > > Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

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> > > Thank you.

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