Something in the organic Turkey?

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Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13) has been absolutely

miserable to live with. She's miserable herself, too. The only

thing I can think is that there was something added to the organic

turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even remember the brand.

I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting herself, saying

she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and crying. Her brain

is a fog and she's not getting any academics accomplished, either.

We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

Alana

mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

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Ok, I looked it up. it was an Organic Prairie Turkey. Ingredients:

Organic Turkey.

She never cheats on her diet.

She's recently given up bananas so that she can further get rid of

yeast. Could this just be more die-off?

alana

> Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13) has been absolutely

> miserable to live with. She's miserable herself, too. The only

> thing I can think is that there was something added to the organic

> turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even remember the brand.

>

> I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting herself, saying

> she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and crying. Her brain

> is a fog and she's not getting any academics accomplished, either.

>

> We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

>

> Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

>

> Alana

> mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is she getting enough carbs and calories otherwise?

That is my first thought. People who don't eat enough

regularly have self esteem problems. It is a hallmark

of people who are anorexic.

B.

ASD son, RA self, SCD Nov. 2007

http://scdgirl.blogspot.com

--- Alana wrote:

> Ok, I looked it up. it was an Organic Prairie

> Turkey. Ingredients:

> Organic Turkey.

>

> She never cheats on her diet.

>

> She's recently given up bananas so that she can

> further get rid of

> yeast. Could this just be more die-off?

>

> alana

>

>

> > Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13)

> has been absolutely

> > miserable to live with. She's miserable herself,

> too. The only

> > thing I can think is that there was something

> added to the organic

> > turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even

> remember the brand.

> >

> > I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting

> herself, saying

> > she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and

> crying. Her brain

> > is a fog and she's not getting any academics

> accomplished, either.

> >

> > We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

> >

> > Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

> >

> > Alana

> > mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

> >

> >

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I think even with organic there is a 2% law where they do not have to give

ingredients. There may be a spice or starch or something that doesn't agree

with you guys. You could write the company and ask them for future

reference. I noticed (for the first time) on my yogurt starter--Dannon All

Naturals that it doesn't list all the strains, just says it has

acidopholus. Now I'm only going to use the dry starter. I used both to

make it smoother. Anyway, the 2% law.

Debbie 38 crohns

scd 11 months

> Is she getting enough carbs and calories otherwise?

> That is my first thought. People who don't eat enough

> regularly have self esteem problems. It is a hallmark

> of people who are anorexic.

>

> B.

> ASD son, RA self, SCD Nov. 2007

> http://scdgirl.blogspot.com

>

> --- Alana <alana@... <alana%40iglou.com>> wrote:

>

> > Ok, I looked it up. it was an Organic Prairie

> > Turkey. Ingredients:

> > Organic Turkey.

> >

> > She never cheats on her diet.

> >

> > She's recently given up bananas so that she can

> > further get rid of

> > yeast. Could this just be more die-off?

> >

> > alana

> >

> >

> > > Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13)

> > has been absolutely

> > > miserable to live with. She's miserable herself,

> > too. The only

> > > thing I can think is that there was something

> > added to the organic

> > > turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even

> > remember the brand.

> > >

> > > I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting

> > herself, saying

> > > she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and

> > crying. Her brain

> > > is a fog and she's not getting any academics

> > accomplished, either.

> > >

> > > We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

> > >

> > > Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

> > >

> > > Alana

> > > mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Alana,

Try giving her the standard treatment for die off.

Also green tea and S Boulardii. All these help my daughter who is

forever getting into the wrong foods.

Mimi

[Guest guest]

Hi Alana,

>

> Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13) has been

absolutely miserable to live with. She's miserable herself, too.

The only thing I can think is that there was something added to the

organic turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even remember the

brand.>>>>

It could be what the turkey was fed. I was speaking to a farmer

recently and she said that before the slaughter some farmers may

fatten up birds with extra grains etc. So, if she normally eats

free range birds this brand may be troublesome for her.

Does she normally eat turkey?

<<<<I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting herself,

saying she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and crying.

Her brain is a fog and she's not getting any academics accomplished,

either.

>

> We've gone back on the intro for a few days.>

> Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

>

> Alana

> mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15>>>>

Going backk to the intro should help. Also epsom salt baths to help

clean out her system may help.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

>

[Guest guest]

This sort of behavior appears in my DD when something in her that is

VIRAL kicks in...addressing yeast and trying to be healthy can

actually cause a flare as can a bacteria exposure - always a poss

with turkey, natural or not...an issue with all meat products

unfortunately no matter how careful we are....

It is definitely worth getting her viral titers checked...and if

these behaviors continue I strongly recommend Pfeiffer Treatment

Center out of Chicago as they do outreach clinics in different

cities...vaccine injured girls' issues often manifest at the onset of

puberty per the Pfeiffer folks..as autism injured boys obsess on car

wheels, lights, and other stims...girls obsess on calories, their own

emotions and people...but the root cause is all the same -

biochemical imbalances as a result of having their biochemistry

thrown way out of whack by toxic overload, with the heavy shot

schedule at such an early age being a contributing factor....the

behavior you described sounds like a perfect fit for what they

address...you have the right diet in place, and a girl still willing

to try and get better....RUN to them, with her, if you can. We do

not regret the money that we spent there - bit pricey, but their

supplements are definitely helping us to recover our child. Good

luck. If she pops with BIG viral issues, healing her immune system

will help with that, and will also get rid of her yeast

issues....yeast is an indicator of IMMUNE dysfunction and a flag for

viral as well as gut issues. Diane

> >

> > > Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13)

> > has been absolutely

> > > miserable to live with. She's miserable herself,

> > too. The only

> > > thing I can think is that there was something

> > added to the organic

> > > turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even

> > remember the brand.

> > >

> > > I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting

> > herself, saying

> > > she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and

> > crying. Her brain

> > > is a fog and she's not getting any academics

> > accomplished, either.

> > >

> > > We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

> > >

> > > Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

> > >

> > > Alana

> > > mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

See also my other post just now with the title " Help... " ....

There is a gut virus going around our parish right now. I'm

wondering if that is a factor in how she's been feeling.

I'll check into the Pfeiffer Treatment Center.

alana

> This sort of behavior appears in my DD when something in her that is

> VIRAL kicks in...addressing yeast and trying to be healthy can

> actually cause a flare as can a bacteria exposure - always a poss

> with turkey, natural or not...an issue with all meat products

> unfortunately no matter how careful we are....

>

> It is definitely worth getting her viral titers checked...and if

> these behaviors continue I strongly recommend Pfeiffer Treatment

> Center out of Chicago as they do outreach clinics in different

> cities...vaccine injured girls' issues often manifest at the onset of

> puberty per the Pfeiffer folks..as autism injured boys obsess on car

> wheels, lights, and other stims...girls obsess on calories, their own

> emotions and people...but the root cause is all the same -

> biochemical imbalances as a result of having their biochemistry

> thrown way out of whack by toxic overload, with the heavy shot

> schedule at such an early age being a contributing factor....the

> behavior you described sounds like a perfect fit for what they

> address...you have the right diet in place, and a girl still willing

> to try and get better....RUN to them, with her, if you can. We do

> not regret the money that we spent there - bit pricey, but their

> supplements are definitely helping us to recover our child. Good

> luck. If she pops with BIG viral issues, healing her immune system

> will help with that, and will also get rid of her yeast

> issues....yeast is an indicator of IMMUNE dysfunction and a flag for

> viral as well as gut issues. Diane

>

>

> > >

> > > > Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13)

> > > has been absolutely

> > > > miserable to live with. She's miserable herself,

> > > too. The only

> > > > thing I can think is that there was something

> > > added to the organic

> > > > turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even

> > > remember the brand.

> > > >

> > > > I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting

> > > herself, saying

> > > > she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and

> > > crying. Her brain

> > > > is a fog and she's not getting any academics

> > > accomplished, either.

> > > >

> > > > We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

> > > >

> > > > Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

> > > >

> > > > Alana

> > > > mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

What is your weather like these days? Rain? Fog? Overcast? Damp?

If she has yeast, behavior and health suffer during the

abovementioned weather.

Cathe, yeast overgrowth, homeschooling mom to:

15yo ds ASD, OCD, bipolar

10yo ds ADHD, bipolar

6yo ds NT, severe constipation

All SCD since 11/4/2007

> This sort of behavior appears in my DD when something in her that

is

> VIRAL kicks in...addressing yeast and trying to be healthy can

> actually cause a flare as can a bacteria exposure - always a poss

> with turkey, natural or not...an issue with all meat products

> unfortunately no matter how careful we are....

>

> It is definitely worth getting her viral titers checked...and if

> these behaviors continue I strongly recommend Pfeiffer Treatment

> Center out of Chicago as they do outreach clinics in different

> cities...vaccine injured girls' issues often manifest at the onset

of

> puberty per the Pfeiffer folks..as autism injured boys obsess on

car

> wheels, lights, and other stims...girls obsess on calories, their

own

> emotions and people...but the root cause is all the same -

> biochemical imbalances as a result of having their biochemistry

> thrown way out of whack by toxic overload, with the heavy shot

> schedule at such an early age being a contributing factor....the

> behavior you described sounds like a perfect fit for what they

> address...you have the right diet in place, and a girl still

willing

> to try and get better....RUN to them, with her, if you can. We do

> not regret the money that we spent there - bit pricey, but their

> supplements are definitely helping us to recover our child. Good

> luck. If she pops with BIG viral issues, healing her immune system

> will help with that, and will also get rid of her yeast

> issues....yeast is an indicator of IMMUNE dysfunction and a flag

for

> viral as well as gut issues. Diane

>

>

> > >

> > > > Ever since Thanksgiving last week, my dd (age 13)

> > > has been absolutely

> > > > miserable to live with. She's miserable herself,

> > > too. The only

> > > > thing I can think is that there was something

> > > added to the organic

> > > > turkey I bought. Unfortunately, I can't even

> > > remember the brand.

> > > >

> > > > I can' t even look at her, and she starts hitting

> > > herself, saying

> > > > she's horrid (WE don't speak to her this way!) and

> > > crying. Her brain

> > > > is a fog and she's not getting any academics

> > > accomplished, either.

> > > >

> > > > We've gone back on the intro for a few days.

> > > >

> > > > Any suggestions for weathering the storm?

> > > >

> > > > Alana

> > > > mom to Aspie dd, SCD since 9-15

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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