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Hi,

Wow, you have a lot happening! I want to address just a couple of

points. My child regresses with allergies and illness, even when

mild. In fact, regression alerts me that he may be comming down with

something. He just started claritin redi-tabs again (they dissolve

quickly in mouth) because of mold problems.

If your doctor will give you a prescription, creon digestive enzymes

seem to be more effective than enzymeAid. Neither really helps with

g&c problems, but creon will reduce reactions to minor food

intolerances.

Children tend not to show food reactions to items they eat

frequently. We need to remove the item completely for awhile and

then reintroduce it to check for reactions. Peanuts, soy and corn

are common problems. Rice to a lesser degree. Personally, we must

avoid food colors and BHT. Fruit-loops are now a major

problem " food " for my child.

Regarding allergies and regression triggers, I just posted a link to

a report on multiple chemical sensitivity that describes some of the

triggers and things to avoid. It is well worth reading.

To relieve/eliminate allergies, some listmates use NAET. We use

sublingual desensitizing drops from our allergist. There is also a

chiropratic treatment, sorry - can't recall the name of it. Maybe

someone will help out here.

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Suzanne,

Have you ever considered homeschooling? I have AS twins whom I teach at

home. They get ample socializing with 4-H, swimming lessons, organized

playgroup, field trips with friends, informal play dates, etc. In the

meantime, I'm able to control their learning environment, nutrition, and

the pace of their academics. I'm also able to do their OT & PT at home

one-on-one. They are doing wonderfully. And they are very confident.

I subscribe to a homeschooling-for-special-needs print newsletter & a

Homeschooling Aspies e-group. These are helpful. There are many helps

to get you started, and many books to help determine whether it would

work for your family.

I just thought your son's situation sounded like one that would really be

benefited by homeschooling. You'd certainly have no more repeating

grades!

Cheryl in MO

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