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Comment by catherine on June 5, 2009 at 5:40pm
I have been in that situation before, and it is VERY hard but have learned from these experiences that you have to go prepared for just about anything. How old is possum?? Just wondering because i found these great harnesses, that don't look like harnesses, they look like little backpacks (come in monkeys, horses, bears, dogs, ladybugs) and you get them at Walmart for like $12.
Or the other option is to pick errands that you can do with possum, or one's you might want to wait to do (I know that is hard to do sometimes) when possum isn't with you or you have someone with you to help (if you have someone to help).
I have cried all the way home from errands I have done, where things have just gone all wrong and cried when I got home too.

HUGS,
Catherine
Comment by Monica Seeber on June 5, 2009 at 4:15pm
I don't know. Haven't taken possum anywhere so havn't been in that situation.

still bloody tired.
Comment by Tammy Lessick on June 5, 2009 at 10:33am
Is today better, Monica?
Comment by Monica Seeber on June 4, 2009 at 6:00am
Had a meltdown myself today.

Had to go to shop to buy a little heater for bug's room (it is soooo cold atm). had issues getting possum into the car, then we get to the store and he runs off. i eventually catch him and we find the heater i want and he lays on the floor and wont stand up. eventually get him up and we are on our way out and he insists on sitting on a couch for sale. he then lays on it and refuses to get up - thinks mummy is being very funny with her persistent asking.

by the time we get out of the store and into the car i am in tears because what should have been a simple in-and-out turned into this great long, drawn-out mess.

why didn't I just let him lay on the floor/couch until he gets it out of his system? I don't know why i let myself get so worked up about these things.

probably didn't help that bug was up from 4 am so i had bugger all sleep last night.

*sob*
Comment by Nostalchick on June 3, 2009 at 5:03pm
Yay! Bought some (Mercury-free) cod liver capsules and acidophilus (milk free) tablets as well. Hope this helps!! I'm excited to be experimenting with natural helps. Let you know! Julie
Comment by Tammy Lessick on June 3, 2009 at 1:27pm
Check out my website, AutismLearningFelt. I have reviews some supplements and books that deal with nutrition and autistic children. There is a lot of good information in some of the books I have reviewed. Also, I am currently doing a giveaway for Sambucol Black Elderberry. It is a gift set. I use elderberry with my son and it has helped his immune system a lot. Even my parents were surprised at how improved his allergies are.
Comment by catherine on June 3, 2009 at 1:06pm
We saw HUGE improvements when Ethan was on both of those (cod liver and Acidophilus), plus we also have him on multi-vitamins in liquid form. We saw changes for the best within a day or two of starting him on it, not saying it will help everyone but hey it is worth a try :)!
Comment by Nostalchick on June 3, 2009 at 12:57pm
Ok, after reading Catherine's comments, I am going to try cod liver oil and acidophilus. I've noticed my HFA son seems to have high yeast- white tongue and yogurt seems to help some. Man! my nana knew what she was doing w/ the cod liver oil! Thanks Catherine! We do learn from the experts- other parents :)
Comment by catherine on June 3, 2009 at 6:31am
ok, ty...still hard to travel when you have 3 kids to tow...lol!
Comment by Maryann DellaRocco on June 3, 2009 at 6:24am
That totally stinks. Some DAN! docs will consult with you over the phone if you come visit once a year. So you could look into that especially if you can find one in the north close to Nova Scotia (Not sure who is up that way except Dr. Bock is in New York State). You could also try Dr. Yasko. She is only on-line but I understand she requires a lot of testing to be done and it can be pretty expensive. She is not a DAN! but has her own protocol that has been really successful for some kids. I have not tried her because we are doing so well with our DAN! that I haven't felt a need to move on to another protocol yet. Plus, I felt a little lost not having a doctor's office to visit. But some parents love her. You can Google her and check her out.
 

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