Re: 3 months =pre diet

[Guest guest]

Hi - don't panic - we also saw this little bit of regression at about

the 3 month mark. We also saw a huge increase in soy milk

consumption - so we took it away and used only rice milk or Vance's

Dari Free - guess what, the last of the eczema cleared up and we saw

more gains....

Hang in there. Also, double check for cross contamination.

Take care

Moira

mom to Vico (4.5 ASD) and Culzean (18 months)

> Hi

> I have a question for all who have been on this diet for some time.

> The gfcf diet worked wonders for the first 3 mos. Sleeping through

> the night, eczema gone, less foggy, less distracted. The past 2-3

> weeks we are slowly moving back to pre diet sleep habits, eczema,

and

> the behaviour is getting worse(more aggression, lashing out).

> I have scheduled an appt at allergist next week to see what they

> find. I am assuming that we have replaced a culprit with another

> culprit. Now that we have eliminated G and C and most additives and

> colors...there must be something in her diet that has surfaced as a

> new allergy/intolerance. I am feeling a bit panicky bc we saw such

> gains and I don't want to go back to where we were. I want to try

to

> hold off until we see the allergist before I start trying to find

the

> culprit. I am thinking it is a biggie, like corn, rice, soy, potato

> since her diet is pretty basic. Anyway, have any of you gone

through

> this? Any other suggestions besides the allergist. I thought I

would

> also try to rotate the diet. It can't be wearing off, the G and C

> effects, can it? Do you know of anyone who has stopped the diet bc

> they started backtracking? I can't imagine, but am beginning to

> panick. I feel like I am climbing up the sand dunes and not getting

> anywhere right now. (-: I don't know where that analogy came from .

I

> guess from 3 hours of sleep????

> Janelle

> PS I feel for you Cathy with your son's thrush problem. My problem

> pales in comparison...Poor little guy. I'd call LL, they are sooo

> helpful. Thye would have some holistic alternatives, I would think.