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GLUT1 SLC2A1 Gene Mutation – Mimicking ASD At 15 years old we finally realized that our child had a mutation on the SLC2A1 gene which
Heat regulation, bipolar, mood-disorders It’s been a hot one around here already, and apparently, we are going to hit an unprecedented heatwave this summer, or
Ketogenic Diet Not as easy as just eating meat and eggs, that’s for sure. Done correctly for therapeutic reasons in the case of epilepsy and
Marty Ross Lyme Protocols Why – if you have Lyme, babesia, or Bartonella, you should be reading Marty Ross’s protocols. Bartonella Treatment in Lyme Disease—A
This mold testing kit comes with clear instructions, as well as a moisture meter, a small compressor for the wall testing and most helpful of all, an hour-long consultation with someone who is a building biologist. Continue reading to see the results of our mold testing with ERMI and Conflict Free Mold.
We had actually known for several weeks that B was unraveling. The medication we had done so well on had to be stopped, suspected of causing tremors in his arms and hands, so stepping down over a period of 12 weeks created some new challenges while causing some old issues to reappear. Specifically cognition, executive functioning, and decision making.
Lyme Laser Treatment – Day 86 Maintaining at home Ideally, we would have only just been returning home from NE. This is a 12-week program
Returning home from Lyme Laser Treatment Centers of New England Day 75 We have been home now for 5 days and I can honestly say
TEN THINGS A NEWLY DIAGNOSED PANS/PANDAS PARENT NEEDS TO KNOW Interrupting regular programming to talk about chronic Lyme and PANS/PANDAS and Neuroimmune Diagnoses My children
Things I Learned in MA… or things we learned treating Lyme in Massachusetts. Thinking this trip through before we left I knew there were going
Day 43 and we are still here. So we have just passed day 43 of what is technically an 84-day program. Sadly, we will be
They Call Me A Warrior Mom In Facebook groups and chat sessions, parents of children with neuroimmune challenges refer to each other as warriors. After