Re: Re : vocal stimming question

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I feel for your pal; my boy does exactly the same thing especially in the last 3 months. He wont allow headphone anywhere near ANYONE'S head (so we can't make everyone else wear them either )We can't go anywhere...The supps, esp B12 and Mg seem to help a bit, the valtrex makes it worse. Was very keen to try LDN, but unable to get it for now. Am planning to order from overseas, where a prescription isn't required and "cut" the naltraxone. Any clues on what dosage would be safe? Nigel is 16 and 180lbs.StanTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 5:25:50Subject: Re : vocal stimming question

We used for that, on advice of our BCBA, iShufle, with light classic music

(Mozart is great for that! or another if child likes) on low volume: it gives

the sensorial stimulation child looks for. Sometimes it's a longway for child to

accept this thing in ears but with behaioral issue it's also possible. Of

course, we don't need use that all the time (I guess it's not very good for

child).

na

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De : marybeth

À : mb12 valtrex

Envoyé le : Mer 9 février 2011, 22h 04min 19s

Objet : vocal stimming question

Hi Everyone-

I ran into a friend of mine last night that also has a son with ASD. He is

nonverbal and a HUGE vocal stimmer. Like a constant AAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!! noise she

says every waking moment. It is very loud and she is at her wits end. They

have done biomedical and she has treated for yeast and bacteria in the past. She

treated even though tests did not indicate they were an issue. Last yeat, they

stopped all supplements. The verbal stimming has increased in volume and

frequency over time. I had nothing to tell her but thought someone might have

an idea on what I can tell her. He has never been a sleeper either and she is

exhausted. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

beth

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stan that discription screams yeast in our house

From: stan bates

Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 5:29 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Re : vocal stimming question

I feel for your pal; my boy does exactly the same thing especially in the last 3 months. He wont allow headphone anywhere near ANYONE'S head (so we can't make everyone else wear them either )We can't go anywhere...

The supps, esp B12 and Mg seem to help a bit, the valtrex makes it worse. Was very keen to try LDN, but unable to get it for now. Am planning to order from overseas, where a prescription isn't required and "cut" the naltraxone. Any clues on what dosage would be safe? Nigel is 16 and 180lbs.

Stan

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2011 5:25:50Subject: Re : vocal stimming question

We used for that, on advice of our BCBA, iShufle, with light classic music (Mozart is great for that! or another if child likes) on low volume: it gives the sensorial stimulation child looks for. Sometimes it's a longway for child to accept this thing in ears but with behaioral issue it's also possible. Of course, we don't need use that all the time (I guess it's not very good for child). na----- Message d'origine ----De : marybeth À : mb12 valtrex Envoyé le : Mer 9 février 2011, 22h 04min 19sObjet : vocal stimming questionHi Everyone-I ran into a friend of mine last night that also has a son with ASD. He is nonverbal and a HUGE vocal stimmer. Like a constant AAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!! noise she says every waking moment. It is very loud and she is at her wits end. They have done biomedical and she has treated for yeast and bacteria in the past. She treated even though tests did not indicate they were an issue. Last yeat, they stopped all supplements. The verbal stimming has increased in volume and frequency over time. I had nothing to tell her but thought someone might have an idea on what I can tell her. He has never been a sleeper either and she is exhausted. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.Thanksbeth------------------------------------