Re: Night wake up question

[Guest guest]

You need to research the protocol before you start you have your facts off a

little bit.

In the daytime you dose the chelators every 3 hours, at night you give the

chelators every 4 hours only on the PARENTS sleep cycle. You need to do what

you need to do but don't go past 4 hours at night, it's pushing the 1/2 life of

the drugs, set multiple alarms if necessary.

If you cant get up exactly every 4 hours than don't do the protocol.

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> I know when we start doing the chelation, we have to get up at night. A lot

of parents said that they will do every 4 hours exactly around the clock. The

question I am having is that whether everyone puts on the alarming clock to wake

them up. I can get up at night because I need to go to pee a couple of times

anyway. But I may wake up at 4:30am instead of 4:00am if the chelation time is

4:00am. My time will be off a little bit. This is not acceptable, correct?

How is everyone doing to wake them up exactly on time? Thanks,

>

[Guest guest]

You are doing DMSA, every 4 hours, right?

I would play it safe and use an alarm clock; waking up on your own is not

reliable.

Also, I have learned to put my alarm across the room so i will have to get up to

turn it off. I have messed up a couple of roundsbyjust hitting tje alarm clock

and going back to sleep. :-)

HTH,

S

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On Oct 24, 2010, at 9:22 AM, " cutemiranda2000 " <cutemiranda2000@...>

wrote:

I know when we start doing the chelation, we have to get up at night. A lot of

parents said that they will do every 4 hours exactly around the clock. The

question I am having is that whether everyone puts on the alarming clock to wake

them up. I can get up at night because I need to go to pee a couple of times

anyway. But I may wake up at 4:30am instead of 4:00am if the chelation time is

4:00am. My time will be off a little bit. This is not acceptable, correct? How

is everyone doing to wake them up exactly on time? Thanks,

[Guest guest]

I got a digital timer at Wal-mart. I put in 4 hours and it does a nice beep for

a while. BTW - once I'm up, I hit the bathroom too. Because once I'm up and

walking, I need to go. So I didn't wake up for my own trip. It worked out fine

here!

Tammy

Re: [ ] Night wake up question

You are doing DMSA, every 4 hours, right?

I would play it safe and use an alarm clock; waking up on your own is not

reliable.

Also, I have learned to put my alarm across the room so i will have to get up

to turn it off. I have messed up a couple of roundsbyjust hitting tje alarm

clock and going back to sleep. :-)

HTH,

S

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 24, 2010, at 9:22 AM, " cutemiranda2000 " <cutemiranda2000@...>

wrote:

I know when we start doing the chelation, we have to get up at night. A lot of

parents said that they will do every 4 hours exactly around the clock. The

question I am having is that whether everyone puts on the alarming clock to wake

them up. I can get up at night because I need to go to pee a couple of times

anyway. But I may wake up at 4:30am instead of 4:00am if the chelation time is

4:00am. My time will be off a little bit. This is not acceptable, correct? How

is everyone doing to wake them up exactly on time? Thanks,