Guest guest Posted February 23, 2010 Report Share Posted February 23, 2010 Hi Friends! What a Winter it has been! We've been super buried with snow here in Columbus, Ohio since February began. I'm talking 25 inches of snow. I've been reading all the emails from the group, but because of the snow (and now a major roof problem) I've been working a lot of hours, so I haven't had much of a chance to respond. Here's how is doing.... He started Nutriiveda back in January, and has now been on it for one month. We've increased his dosage from one scoop to almost 2 a day. I was able to do so because I've found so many ways to include it in his diet. We're still mostly mixing it with milk, but I've also been making him a milkshake every day before he goes to his afternoon preschool class. It's a typical chocolate milkshake with ice cream, milk, a small amount of chocolate syrup and one scoop of powder. He LOVES it and I must say, it tastes pretty darn good. The gains. Oh the gains. I'm really happy with the amazing progress. 's progress has been HUGE across the board. His main SLP is not aware that we have been trying Nutriiveda. When I took to speech 2 weeks ago, she happily told me that she is seeing " fewer signs of classic apraxia. " She now says his issues more resemble a phonological processing disorder - which is apparently a lot less severe than apraxia. She has always described as having classic apraxia - since she first started treating him when he was barely 3-years-old. Of course, I love that Coop's articulation is improving, but the difference I'm most excited about is 's new word usage. The things that are popping out of his mouth without him even thinking about... Tonight, for instance, and I were having a conversation about recycling. His Dad walked by and jokingly said " I think we should recycle all the little boys in this house. " And without missing a beat, replied " No Daddy. That would hurt! I can't go in the garbage truck! " That's just one of dozens of examples of sentences that have flowed from his mouth without him thinking about it so much. He just seems to be thinking quicker on his feet. Other areas of improvement have been fine motor, which was the area where we saw the fastest improvement once we started Nutriiveda. has also grown! I'm not sure how that plays into all this...but I did have a Dad who follows DAN protocol for his child tell me that sometimes when things get straightened out metabolically, you'll see a growth spurt. And has shot up about a half and inch. All good things! We are so excited! Gretchen Columbus, OH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.