Guest guest Posted December 7, 2004 Report Share Posted December 7, 2004 My 3 year old son has been tentatively diagnosed as having complex III and IV deficiency. He has no symptoms at this time (any " symptoms " he has are attributable to a stroke he suffered at birth) Do you ever feel like you are just waiting for the other shoe to drop and suddenly your kiddo is going to get sick? I don't feel this way all the time, but every once in awhile I do. It is just an awefull feeling. Beth PS, thanks for the hope If you would like to see my son's webpage, type LeFevre into your search engine and " alexander's page " will come up > Just FYI; Your son's issues are the same ones my 12 year old son had/has. He no longer has seizures, and his ataxia has resolved. He is my most affected child out of the 4. They all have atypical partial complex 1 deficiency. > * (He is an honor roll student who plays 3 team sports- so never give up hope) > ----- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 7, 2004 Report Share Posted December 7, 2004 Mine had a stroke after his last DPT, so that is maybe why they are similar??? I will definitely check out his page, but I have to get all of my crew down. Cindy I am getting better about the "dropping shoes" feeling, but with 4, my life goes up & down and sideways quite frequently. I can usually see it coming and try like heck to head it off- but it is definitely worse to be blindsighted by something unforeseen. My oldest is 16, my youngest 5- this is my life- I usually try and choose to be happy when I can... Re: Dr Found My 3 year old son has been tentatively diagnosed as having complex III and IV deficiency. He has no symptoms at this time (any "symptoms" he has are attributable to a stroke he suffered at birth) Do you ever feel like you are just waiting for the other shoe to drop and suddenly your kiddo is going to get sick? I don't feel this way all the time, but every once in awhile I do. It is just an awefull feeling.Beth PS, thanks for the hope If you would like to see my son's webpage, type LeFevre into your search engine and "alexander's page" will come up> Just FYI; Your son's issues are the same ones my 12 year old son had/has. He no longer has seizures, and his ataxia has resolved. He is my most affected child out of the 4. They all have atypical partial complex 1 deficiency.> * (He is an honor roll student who plays 3 team sports- so never give up hope)> ----- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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