Andy-please help! Is this possibly seizures?Second post....thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

HI Everyone,

Trying to figure out what I should do for my 8 yo old ASD son.We have been doing

biomed 6 + years and recently(Dec 2009)started AC protocol.

The last while(can't remember if before or at the time of chelation)he has been

not able to just go ahead and for example: open the door,put on jacket etc etc.

He stalls like something is happening neurologially to him.Like it ain't

clicking in his head.He has also fallen 3-4 times at school.The teacher siad his

legs appeared to just give out from beneath him(she witnessed this several

times).

I hope I am getting the picture across well enough.Have any of you experienced

this with your child especially during chelation?I am worrried and am wondering

if he needs an MRI or soemthing.

Please let me know what you all think...I need to do something soon...Jakob' s

Mom

[Guest guest]

It is also a possibility that he is experiencing a dangerously low drop in blood

sugar. Does he seem upset at all before it happens? Nervous, excited,

sweating, desperate-acting?? Don't know how you would test because the tests on

our kids for this are sometimes very off. Ask the teachers or think back, did

he eat before this happened or was it an hour or more since he ate?

>

> HI Everyone,

>

> Trying to figure out what I should do for my 8 yo old ASD son.We have been

doing biomed 6 + years and recently(Dec 2009)started AC protocol.

>

> The last while(can't remember if before or at the time of chelation)he has

been not able to just go ahead and for example: open the door,put on jacket etc

etc.

>

> He stalls like something is happening neurologially to him.Like it ain't

clicking in his head.He has also fallen 3-4 times at school.The teacher siad his

legs appeared to just give out from beneath him(she witnessed this several

times).

>

> I hope I am getting the picture across well enough.Have any of you experienced

this with your child especially during chelation?I am worrried and am wondering

if he needs an MRI or soemthing.

>

> Please let me know what you all think...I need to do something soon...Jakob' s

Mom

>

[Guest guest]

This does not sound very much like low blood sugar as it appears to resolve

without any measures to raise the sugar level. The time course would be helpful

in reaching some conclusion. Does the period of confusion last for seconds,

minutes, or longer? Does it recur several times in the course of an hour or in

the course of a day? How frequently do these episodes occur? Is there

impairment of consciousness or alertness while they are occurring?

Jim

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Subject: [ ] Re: Andy-please help! Is this possibly seizures?Second

post....thanks in advance

It is also a possibility that he is experiencing a dangerously low drop in blood

sugar. Does he seem upset at all before it happens? Nervous, excited, sweating,

desperate-acting?? Don't know how you would test because the tests on our kids

for this are sometimes very off. Ask the teachers or think back, did he eat

before this happened or was it an hour or more since he ate?

>

> HI Everyone,

>

> Trying to figure out what I should do for my 8 yo old ASD son.We have been

doing biomed 6 + years and recently(Dec 2009)started AC protocol.

>

> The last while(can't remember if before or at the time of chelation)he has

been not able to just go ahead and for example: open the door,put on jacket etc

etc.

>

> He stalls like something is happening neurologially to him.Like it ain't

clicking in his head.He has also fallen 3-4 times at school.The teacher siad his

legs appeared to just give out from beneath him(she witnessed this several

times).

>

> I hope I am getting the picture across well enough.Have any of you experienced

this with your child especially during chelation?I am worrried and am wondering

if he needs an MRI or soemthing.

>

> Please let me know what you all think...I need to do something soon...Jakob' s

Mom

>