Re: Parents of ASD children - how soon did you see results?

[Guest guest]

>

> This is day2 legal for us - and last night it was unusal to see Cody

> using sign language - he's nonverbal, but he was signing " all

> done " " bye " " more " " sleepy " and he was in a great mood. He also fell

> asleep fairly easily with only the melatonin+ and not adding 5-HTP to

> his juice drink.

>

> We've been working on signs with him and occassionally he would do

> them, but no consistency nor in context - but last night he seemed to

> be really with it mentally and was using signs appropriately. Also

> when asked where his nose was - he touched it - something we've been

> working on, but he hasn't been doing.

>

> So - are these things flukes? I'm excited to continue with the diet

> even with the battle to feed him new things!

Bobbie,

Time will tell but it sounds encouraging. Sometimes the good things go away and

then

return. Hang in there!

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> This is day2 legal for us - and last night it was unusal to see Cody

> using sign language - he's nonverbal, but he was signing " all

> done " " bye " " more " " sleepy " and he was in a great mood. He also fell

> asleep fairly easily with only the melatonin+ and not adding 5-HTP to

> his juice drink.

>

> We've been working on signs with him and occassionally he would do

> them, but no consistency nor in context - but last night he seemed to

> be really with it mentally and was using signs appropriately. Also

> when asked where his nose was - he touched it - something we've been

> working on, but he hasn't been doing.

>

> So - are these things flukes? I'm excited to continue with the diet

> even with the battle to feed him new things!

Bobbie,

Time will tell but it sounds encouraging. Sometimes the good things go away and

then

return. Hang in there!

Carol F.