Sleep

[Guest guest]

Here is something that you can try for sleeping. Go barefoot on the earths

natural ground and stand there for awhile several minutes or more. See if that

helps you, I know it always helped for me.

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

[ ] Re: Sleep

>

> Hello. I'm and 30 years old. Had epilepsy since 14 years old.

> This week was a first for me. Seizures in sleep. My medications have

> always done well for me till now, I'm in the transition onto a new

> prescription.

> The seizure happened Monday morning. Well, 4 days has gone by. I

> can't find a way to relax at night now. Tuesday and Wednesday were

> struggles and maybe got 2-3 hours rest. I didn't sleep at all last

> night.

> I've put in a call to my Dr. But won't hear back till september so

> decided to check places like here.

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi :

Here are some tips on sleeping.

NOOOO stimulants coffee, chocolate, cokes, caffeine, spicy foods, ginseng,

ginko buloba

ginger, tea, green etc

Nooooo protein for dinner just eat, a lettuce salad, or fruit salad or oatmeal

or carbs like pasta or bread with a little something sweet ( eat potein for

breakfast and lunch with carbs and veggies)

Noooo dairy any time

Drink a list 1 and a 1/2 quarts of water during the day keep water next to your

nightstand and drink if you wake up.

drink vegetable juices for dinner or during the day carrot, apple, celery etc.

exercise during the day in the sunshine

take vitamins B's in the morning and eat food that contains that

take magnesium and a multivitamini mineral before bedtime ( read label for

stimulants)

No drugs or alcohol

No staying up late, lack of sleep triggers seiuzures

Stay away from computer and tv screens until you get this under control

Are you working on a computer before bedtime or watching tv. this irritates the

brain and lowers the threshold and makes you more susceptible to seizures.

The stimulation gets to your brain through the soft tissue in your eyes to your

brain.

watching a snall tv from far away might be ok.

you are probably anxiety ridden, at the moment, and the fear is driving you to

insomnia.

Meditate or pray and try to relax stress maies seizures worst. keep your water

and a couple of crackers next to your bed. If you wake up, eat the crackers and

dring warer. go back to sleep!

This is what I do and I have learned this through trial and error.

I hope it helps you!

Kopera <ginakopera1@...> wrote: Here is

something that you can try for sleeping. Go barefoot on the earths natural

ground and stand there for awhile several minutes or more. See if that helps

you, I know it always helped for me.

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

[ ] Re: Sleep

>

> Hello. I'm and 30 years old. Had epilepsy since 14 years old.

> This week was a first for me. Seizures in sleep. My medications have

> always done well for me till now, I'm in the transition onto a new

> prescription.

> The seizure happened Monday morning. Well, 4 days has gone by. I

> can't find a way to relax at night now. Tuesday and Wednesday were

> struggles and maybe got 2-3 hours rest. I didn't sleep at all last

> night.

> I've put in a call to my Dr. But won't hear back till september so

> decided to check places like here.

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I was getting ready to write about stepping out on the earths natural ground

and lo and behold you saved that, that is sweet of you!

Let me add to that what happens when you step on the earths natural ground it

puts the earth natural electricity back through your body that gets cut off from

our rubber sole shoes, this really works, try it!

I have to add, the times that I was under huge stress nothing could combat that

except learning how to deal with it..Time Heals All..

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

[ ] Re: Sleep

>

> Hello. I'm and 30 years old. Had epilepsy since 14 years old.

> This week was a first for me. Seizures in sleep. My medications have

> always done well for me till now, I'm in the transition onto a new

> prescription.

> The seizure happened Monday morning. Well, 4 days has gone by. I

> can't find a way to relax at night now. Tuesday and Wednesday were

> struggles and maybe got 2-3 hours rest. I didn't sleep at all last

> night.

> I've put in a call to my Dr. But won't hear back till september so

> decided to check places like here.

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi :

Can I ask you more about stepping on the natural earth?

My iridologist recomended that to me and I did no really know what the benefit

was

is sand on the beach ok what avout walking on cement She said walk on grass

too. I think it supposed to stimulate circulation. my circulation is not

supper

what happen when you put electricity back in your body?

I know, to many questions

any info is appreciated

thanks

Kopera <ginakopera1@...> wrote: Hi

,

I was getting ready to write about stepping out on the earths natural ground

and lo and behold you saved that, that is sweet of you!

Let me add to that what happens when you step on the earths natural ground it

puts the earth natural electricity back through your body that gets cut off from

our rubber sole shoes, this really works, try it!

I have to add, the times that I was under huge stress nothing could combat

that except learning how to deal with it..Time Heals All..

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

[ ] Re: Sleep

>

> Hello. I'm and 30 years old. Had epilepsy since 14 years old.

> This week was a first for me. Seizures in sleep. My medications have

> always done well for me till now, I'm in the transition onto a new

> prescription.

> The seizure happened Monday morning. Well, 4 days has gone by. I

> can't find a way to relax at night now. Tuesday and Wednesday were

> struggles and maybe got 2-3 hours rest. I didn't sleep at all last

> night.

> I've put in a call to my Dr. But won't hear back till september so

> decided to check places like here.

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi -

This info I received from Dr he said it puts the earths natural

electricity back threw your body, it is along the lines of living energy you get

from eating or drinking wholefoods, it a living matter that puts the energy

where you need it, instead of cooked dead food that does not have vibration of

energy.

When you put the live energy in your body it starts to center it. If you think

about how you feel when you drink something that has no energy such as pop,

coffee etc. How does it make you fell? Bloated, I get a real tight feeling

around my liver, Gassy, tired etc. Now when you drink plain ol' water, How do

you feel? Feel great! There is none of those uncomfortable feelings..

The sandy beach is great, in fact that is where I became the believer of what

Dr 's teaching. At the time that I read that, there was 2 ft of snow

and cold. I thought that sounded corny as ever! We went to Cancun shortly after

I read it and the insomnia disappeared immediately....

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

[ ] Re: Sleep

>

> Hello. I'm and 30 years old. Had epilepsy since 14 years old.

> This week was a first for me. Seizures in sleep. My medications have

> always done well for me till now, I'm in the transition onto a new

> prescription.

> The seizure happened Monday morning. Well, 4 days has gone by. I

> can't find a way to relax at night now. Tuesday and Wednesday were

> struggles and maybe got 2-3 hours rest. I didn't sleep at all last

> night.

> I've put in a call to my Dr. But won't hear back till september so

> decided to check places like here.

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Shirley,  Can you please elaborate on this. How much do you call "really large" and did you continue at this dose or what dose. I'd really appreciate any insights you have re insomnia. I have been taking 2,000 I.U. of vit D for some time and do know the website. Many thanks,  AnnOn 11-Apr-08, at 12:42 PM, Shirley wrote:The day I took a really high dose of Vitamin Dwas the day I began to get many hours ofuninterrupted, really restful, restorative sleep.The www.vitamindcouncil.com website has manyinformative documents by very knowledgeabledoctors and researchers. It seems that adequateVit. D allows genes to turn on and off moreappropriately which may explain why my sleep isso good now and was so poor before. But it, ofcourse, does many other good things too. Thatsite is worth a read, imho. Best wishes, pj ps The good sleep has continued for a couple ofyears now. __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Thanks Karine. He is already taking 1000 mg magnesium with calcium,

but what is 5-htp? He also takes throid med., COQ 10, acetyl L-

Carnitine, alpha lipoic acid, b-complex, monthly b-12 shots,

nortriptyline, multi vitamin, melatonin, vitamin D, and probiotic.

He is better than he was last year at this time but still can't

sleep. At least he has some good days now. Kaye

>

> Kaye,

>

> I tried liquid magnesium and 5-htp to help me have better sleep.

What worked for me may not work for everyone but you may try.

>

> The one I take is from NOW and it is 5-HTP with L-Tyrosine and B-

Vitamins.

>

> Hopte that helps.

> Karine

> sleep

>

>

> Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for

> insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root,

6 mg

> melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone

out

> there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the

area

> who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Karine. He is already taking 1000 mg magnesium with calcium,

but what is 5-htp? He also takes throid med., COQ 10, acetyl L-

Carnitine, alpha lipoic acid, b-complex, monthly b-12 shots,

nortriptyline, multi vitamin, melatonin, vitamin D, and probiotic.

He is better than he was last year at this time but still can't

sleep. At least he has some good days now. Kaye

>

> Kaye,

>

> I tried liquid magnesium and 5-htp to help me have better sleep.

What worked for me may not work for everyone but you may try.

>

> The one I take is from NOW and it is 5-HTP with L-Tyrosine and B-

Vitamins.

>

> Hopte that helps.

> Karine

> sleep

>

>

> Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for

> insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root,

6 mg

> melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone

out

> there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the

area

> who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye

>

[Guest guest]

By the way Kaye,

It is also recommended for fibromyalgia.

Karine

sleep

Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root, 6 mg melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone out there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the area who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye

[Guest guest]

Kaye,

I tried liquid magnesium and 5-htp to help me have better sleep. What worked for me may not work for everyone but you may try.

The one I take is from NOW and it is 5-HTP with L-Tyrosine and B-Vitamins.

Hopte that helps.

Karine

sleep

Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root, 6 mg melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone out there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the area who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye

[Guest guest]

Again, (sorry for that), make sure it is safe for children. Ask the naturopath the dose for children.

Karine

sleep

Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root, 6 mg melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone out there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the area who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye

[Guest guest]

Kaye, I see in the list of meds for your son is Nortriptyline and Melatonin. As far as the Nortriptyline, what time of day is he taking this? I take Nortriptyline. I actually got it by a mistake from my pharacist when my dr. prescribed another drug in the tricylic family that he thought might help me sleep. I was directed to take it at bed time. Well, the Nortriptyline kept me awake. But, I found it very good to take in the a.m. for my depression when my husband had to have heart by-pass suddenly. It stopped me from crying at he least little upset! It even helped with my pain level--so it was a good mistake. Then the Melatonin--That also will keep me awake. I have tried this at all different mg strength. For some people it does not work.. May as well give me a shot of caffiene! So,

maybe some of his meds are keeping him awake?

Elaine

From: Kaye Call <kcall@...>Subject: Re: sleepdominie Date: Friday, May 16, 2008, 5:37 PM

Thanks Karine. He is already taking 1000 mg magnesium with calcium, but what is 5-htp? He also takes throid med., COQ 10, acetyl L-Carnitine, alpha lipoic acid, b-complex, monthly b-12 shots, nortriptyline, multi vitamin, melatonin, vitamin D, and probiotic. He is better than he was last year at this time but still can't sleep. At least he has some good days now. Kaye>> Kaye,> > I tried liquid magnesium and 5-htp to help me have better sleep. What worked for me may not work for everyone but you may try.> > The one I take is from NOW and it is 5-HTP with L-Tyrosine and B-Vitamins.> > Hopte that helps.> Karine> sleep> > > Does anyone know anything that is safe for children to take for > insomnia? My 12 year old son with CFIDS has tried valerian root, 6 mg > melatonin, and klonopin. Nothing seems to work. Also, is anyone out > there from North Carolina? If so do you know any doctors in the area > who have had success in treating CFIDS? Thanks, Kaye>

[Guest guest]

Elaine, he is taking nortriptyline at night because I thought it would help with sleep. I will try to move it to AM and see if it makes a difference. I have my doubts because I took him off of it once and only noticed more headaches. Anything is worth a try though. Thanks, Kaye

[Guest guest]

Hi Kaye, the med I was suppose to have gotten was Doxepin, and the pharmacist filled it with the Nortryptiline 10mgs instead. It was from googling or ing each med that I found out the difference in what they or may not do. Doxepin says it can help you sleep. Nortryptiline can cause you not to sleep. They are in the same family--trycilics. So, you might want to try the Doxepin. I take Lunesta to sleep and it works beautiful for me--no side effects at all as long as I get the 6-8 hours of sleep. If I don't get that amount of sleep for one reason or another (and we all have those nights), it is just a slight hangover which usually a caffiene drink will fix. Having a child with health problems is more difficult as they can't always take what an adult can.

You know a supplement I take and have been for about 5 years now, and can't seem to be without it, is Monolaurin. this really made a difference in my pain level. It is made from coconut milk and is part of the fatty acid chain. I have to order mine from the net as no one carries it here. For some reason it seems to make the muscles more supple and not so tight. ( My chiropractor even noticed the difference when I started it.) I told the leader of our local FMS support group about the Monolaurin and she even takes it now and thought it helped her. God Bless, and I hope you can help your son with some ideas from this group. Elaine

From: Kaye Call <kcall@...>Subject: Re: sleepdominie Date: Saturday, May 17, 2008, 4:14 AM

Elaine, he is taking nortriptyline at night because I thought it would help with sleep. I will try to move it to AM and see if it makes a difference. I have my doubts because I took him off of it once and only noticed more headaches. Anything is worth a try though. Thanks, Kaye

[Guest guest]

Elavil (amitriptyline) is similar to nortriptyline but maybe even stronger for sleep - it used to leave me a little groggy in the daytime. Trazodone, another anti-depressant often used for sleep, is supposed to be good for stage 4 and REM sleep. I personally use Benadryl (diphenhydramine). You need to find out if these are OK for a 12-year-old. Good luck.

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[Guest guest]

Although selenium is toxic at high doses, a number of books and articles on the optimum amounts of daily vitamin dosage recommend selenium in amounts of 200-600 micrograms per day, and there are many clinical trials showing the protective effects of selenium against various types of cancer. I'm taking 400 myself. I'm sure that you can find research on this at the Life Extension Foundation if you check their archives. http://www.lef.orgMark--- On Fri, 8/15/08, KAREN POWERS <karen.powers@...> wrote:From: KAREN POWERS <karen.powers@...>Subject: SleepTo:

iodine Date: Friday, August 15, 2008, 10:17 PM

Dear Iodine protocolers,

I have just started the iodine protocol as described in the "Quick Recovery Link." I am taking all the supplements, including the 16 oz. of Kefir a day, but have not seen any sleep so far. I started out with a half tablet of 12.5 mg of Iodoral, and then this week I've gone to the whole tablet. I am so wide awake at night and so tired during the day that it seems like the opposite is happening for me than it does for others. So many people have told me that the first thing that happened to them was deeper sleep that I looked forward to this with great relish. Perhaps the "Quick Recovery Link" is different from the protocol that most of you are on. For one thing, it only recommends a one a day Twin Lab vitamin that contains 200 mcg. of selenium a day. One of my friends said that it was when she went on 200 mg. a day that sleep began to become deep. I am cautious, however, about the selenium because at high

doses it can be carcinogenic.

I did not have the iodine loading test. Instead, I followed the recommendations of my lymphatic massage therapist and made a patch of iodine solution ( a tincture of 2% iodine) of 2 inches on my inner arm. She said that if it faded in 24 hours, I was not iodione deficient, but mine faded in 5 hours. Is this the "Patch test" that you are all talking about? I need a little guidance here. Best,

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[Guest guest]

Where is the Quick Recovery Link? I am not familiar with that. How are your adrenals? That can make you wired / tired when they are exhausted. It took a while for me to get better sleep - it was only after supporting my adrenals.

Steph

Sleep

Dear Iodine protocolers, I have just started the iodine protocol as described in the "Quick Recovery Link." I am taking all the supplements, including the 16 oz. of Kefir a day, but have not seen any sleep so far. I started out with a half tablet of 12.5 mg of Iodoral, and then this week I've gone to the whole tablet. I am so wide awake at night and so tired during the day that it seems like the opposite is happening for me than it does for others. So many people have told me that the first thing that happened to them was deeper sleep that I looked forward to this with great relish. Perhaps the "Quick Recovery Link" is different from the protocol that most of you are on. For one thing, it only recommends a one a day Twin Lab vitamin that contains 200 mcg. of selenium a day. One of my friends said that it was when she went on 200 mg. a day that sleep began to become deep. I am cautious, however, about the selenium because at high doses it can be carcinogenic. I did not have the iodine loading test. Instead, I followed the recommendations of my lymphatic massage therapist and made a patch of iodine solution ( a tincture of 2% iodine) of 2 inches on my inner arm. She said that if it faded in 24 hours, I was not iodione deficient, but mine faded in 5 hours. Is this the "Patch test" that you are all talking about? I need a little guidance here. Best,

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[Guest guest]

I thought that if your iodine patch disappeared that it meant that you WERE difficent. Sleep

Dear Iodine protocolers, I have just started the iodine protocol as described in the "Quick Recovery Link." I am taking all the supplements, including the 16 oz. of Kefir a day, but have not seen any sleep so far. I started out with a half tablet of 12.5 mg of Iodoral, and then this week I've gone to the whole tablet. I am so wide awake at night and so tired during the day that it seems like the opposite is happening for me than it does for others. So many people have told me that the first thing that happened to them was deeper sleep that I looked forward to this with great relish. Perhaps the "Quick Recovery Link" is different from the protocol that most of you are on. For one thing, it only recommends a one a day Twin Lab vitamin that contains 200 mcg. of selenium a day. One of my friends said that it was when she went on 200 mg. a day that sleep began to become deep. I am cautious, however, about the selenium because at high doses it can be carcinogenic. I did not have the iodine loading test. Instead, I followed the recommendations of my lymphatic massage therapist and made a patch of iodine solution ( a tincture of 2% iodine) of 2 inches on my inner arm. She said that if it faded in 24 hours, I was not iodione deficient, but mine faded in 5 hours. Is this the "Patch test" that you are all talking about? I need a little guidance here. Best,

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[Guest guest]

Not necessarily. There are many factors that go into why it would disappear. Did it rub on clothing, did you sweat it out, how thick did you paint it on and it goes on. Not very scientific at all. I have had it stay for varying lengths of times as I tested the "testing" of this and it didn't seem to correlated to anything. I had been on 50 mgs for over 1 year with three mos of 75 mgs and it still stayed for over 24 hours.

Sleep

Dear Iodine protocolers, I have just started the iodine protocol as described in the "Quick Recovery Link." I am taking all the supplements, including the 16 oz. of Kefir a day, but have not seen any sleep so far. I started out with a half tablet of 12.5 mg of Iodoral, and then this week I've gone to the whole tablet. I am so wide awake at night and so tired during the day that it seems like the opposite is happening for me than it does for others. So many people have told me that the first thing that happened to them was deeper sleep that I looked forward to this with great relish. Perhaps the "Quick Recovery Link" is different from the protocol that most of you are on. For one thing, it only recommends a one a day Twin Lab vitamin that contains 200 mcg. of selenium a day. One of my friends said that it was when she went on 200 mg. a day that sleep began to become deep. I am cautious, however, about the selenium because at high doses it can be carcinogenic. I did not have the iodine loading test. Instead, I followed the recommendations of my lymphatic massage therapist and made a patch of iodine solution ( a tincture of 2% iodine) of 2 inches on my inner arm. She said that if it faded in 24 hours, I was not iodione deficient, but mine faded in 5 hours. Is this the "Patch test" that you are all talking about? I need a little guidance here. Best,

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[Guest guest]

I only suggested the product below because it seems to work for me but

there are other products for the liver that may be better. While the

thyroid is very important, we always have to look at the much larger

picture and cleansing the liver out helps the thyroid too. phine

>

> You might want to consider cleaning out your liver. I just had a very

> restful sleep after taking 3 capsules of this product yesterday. Not

> only did I sleep for 7 straight hours but I got up to feed my cats and

> fell back to sleep for another 2 hours and I feel great. I usually

> can't go back to sleep once I get up.

>

> http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=2483 & at=0

>

> phine

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> for some reason my dd does not sleep. I am not sure if its the

> seizures or food intolerances. Has anyone used Taurine for sleep? or

> does anyone have a child that just does not get tired from their

seizurs?

>

My son has sleep prob - here is what we try.

Vitamins:Melatonin, L-triptophan, manesium carbonate,Valerian.

Rx meds: triazolam/Halcion.

Diet: excitotoxin free diet (no gluten, dairy,corn, soy, MSG.)

Some meds can be excitatory for some people like Keppra.

Turn off all the extra electronic stuff in the house like cell

phones,cordless phone, cordless internet in an effort to reduce EMF.

Bath with: Epsome salt and maybe a few essential oils like lavender,

chamomile.

[Guest guest]

HI, I HAVE SLEEPING PROBLEMS TO. I TAKE MELATONIN. ITS HELPS UP TO A POINT. I

TOSE AND TURN ALL NIGHT TO. DO YOU. WE AS EPILEPTICS NEED A GOOD NIGHTS REST, OR

WE CAN GET SICK. I WISH I COULD SLEEP WELL THROUGH THE NIGHT. THE LAST TIME I

SLEEPED WELL WAS AFTER ONE OF MY SURGERS AND I WAS ON MEDICATIONS.

From: Sierra <sierrahelena@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Sleep

Date: Tuesday, October 21, 2008, 1:26 PM

>

> for some reason my dd does not sleep. I am not sure if its the

> seizures or food intolerances. Has anyone used Taurine for sleep? or

> does anyone have a child that just does not get tired from their

seizurs?

>

My son has sleep prob - here is what we try.

Vitamins:Melatonin, L-triptophan, manesium carbonate,Valerian.

Rx meds: triazolam/Halcion.

Diet: excitotoxin free diet (no gluten, dairy,corn, soy, MSG.)

Some meds can be excitatory for some people like Keppra.

Turn off all the extra electronic stuff in the house like cell

phones,cordless phone, cordless internet in an effort to reduce EMF.

Bath with: Epsome salt and maybe a few essential oils like lavender,

chamomile.

[Guest guest]

We have used melatonin with some success, also Bach's Flower Remedies has a

Sleep Remedy

that has worked well. The melatonin has mixed revues as far as seizures go, our

neuro

recommended it, so we tried it, and have not been sorry.

Hope this helps,

Dorene

>

> i can get my dd to fall asleep...but she doesn't stay asleep. any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

melatonin gets her to sleep...but she keeps waking.

On Jan 3, 2009, at 12:34 AM, dbankester wrote:

> We have used melatonin with some success, also Bach's Flower

> Remedies has a Sleep Remedy

> that has worked well. The melatonin has mixed revues as far as

> seizures go, our neuro

> recommended it, so we tried it, and have not been sorry.

>

> Hope this helps,

> Dorene

>

>

> >

> > i can get my dd to fall asleep...but she doesn't stay asleep. any

> suggestions?

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

How old?

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera M.H.

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Sent: Saturday, January 3, 2009 12:34:37 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Sleep

We have used melatonin with some success, also Bach's Flower Remedies has a

Sleep Remedy

that has worked well. The melatonin has mixed revues as far as seizures go, our

neuro

recommended it, so we tried it, and have not been sorry.

Hope this helps,

Dorene

>

> i can get my dd to fall asleep...but she doesn't stay asleep. any suggestions?

>