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Hi everyone. I just found this board with some help from a friend of

mine. I am not new to the diet as my son has been casien free

now for 18 months. I have, however been slower to take away gluten

because he is an extremely picky eater.I guess the real reason is

because I have been skeptical about the role gluten plays in his

autism. Taking milk away made an almost immediate difference in his

behavior and eye contact. I have removed most of the gluten, and

because he has been doing so well, haven't until very recently gone

100% gluten free. So here is my question: It's been two weeks now

without any gluten and he is more spaced out and unfocused, not to

mention stimmy, than he has been in a long time. Then, last week, he

woke up at 4:00 am laughing in his bed. This really struck me as

strange because he has not done this since before I took the milk

away. So the obvious question is, is this the withdrawal I have heard

about. The amount of gluten he had been getting was very small in

comparison to what he was getting a year ago, mainly in chicken

nuggets. If it is withdrawal, does it normally appear this fast? I

thought things were supposed to get better, then worse. I don't know

anyone else who is using the diet and so I sometimes feel like I am

alone against the world. My family doesn't understand why I am doing

this. Even my husband is skeptical. Please tell me I am on the right

track and that what I am seeing has been seen before. I would

appreciate any input. Thanks in advance and it's great to be here.

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