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Reflux. This was the beginning of the end with my son. I'd pick him up, he'd

stop crying and quickly fall sound asleep in my arms, I'd put him back in his

crib and he'd be crying again within several minutes.

I figured this out after the fact. It lasted about 6 months and then the huge

regression happened. He was fully vaccinated through age 18 months, and this

started at 12 months after his round of shots (including chicken pox).

Pam

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> All you mommies I need your advice. For the last two nights has woken

> in the middle of the night and cries and screams. Normally putting the

> pacifer back in helps but the last two nights. He has been unconsolable

> unless I am holding him or he can see me. Like full force screa...ming and

> crying for a long time. What is going on, is this seperation anxiety kicking

> in what? She did just give the one year shots (minus the chicken pox)

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Night waking could also be from lack of oxygen to the brain which causes bad

dreams/falling sensation/etc. Pertussis toxin is associated with night terrors.

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> All you mommies I need your advice. For the last two nights has woken

> in the middle of the night and cries and screams. Normally putting the

> pacifer back in helps but the last two nights. He has been unconsolable

> unless I am holding him or he can see me. Like full force screa...ming and

> crying for a long time. What is going on, is this seperation anxiety kicking

> in what? She did just give the one year shots (minus the chicken pox)

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> > She thinks its seperation anxiety

> > because he stops crying as soon as she picks him up...

> > so maybe it isn't medical.

This is incorrect reasoning.

Children that young just don't have enough life experience to develop

'psychological' problems, if they aren't behaving normally it is because some

biochemical cause is interfering with their feeling normal.

Andy

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This is so sad. If I would have had ONE person suggest anything to me about how

to prevent autism, I would have tried it just in case. I mean, I thought

vaccinating him was good at the time, but I was still scared. I asked everyone I

knew. Unfortunately no one had mentioned the consequences ( I read the wrong

articles and didn't know about TACA). If it wouldn't have been for 's book,

I don't think I would have pushed my then doctor to send me to a speech

therapist.

I have a good friend that has watched me go thru this with my son, she is a

therapist that works with autistic children. I gave her all the literature,

showed her my progress, begged her, cried in public when she got the H1N1 while

pregnant, begged her to wait on the vaccines until he is older. I finally had to

resign to sit and pray that nothing happens to her little boy. He is 3 months

old, she is fully vaccinating at least she is breast feeding, but then again

that can't be good since she herself gets vaccinated to high heaven and her

mouth is filled with fillings. I know this is off topic, but what do you all

do? I will never stop promoting prevention and my son's progress but when do you

call it a day with friends that just don't get it? OK. Back to taking care of my

son. We are watching Nemo, like Dory says, " Just keep swimming, swimming,

swimming. Just keep swimming. " That's just what I do. LOL.

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> > > > All you mommies I need your advice. For the last two nights has

> > > woken

> > > > in the middle of the night and cries and screams. Normally putting the

> > > > pacifer back in helps but the last two nights. He has been unconsolable

> >

> > > > unless I am holding him or he can see me. Like full force screa...ming

> > > and

> > > > crying for a long time. What is going on, is this seperation anxiety

> > > kicking

> > > > in what? She did just give the one year shots (minus the chicken pox)

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