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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I second this reccomendation. It may be costly but is worth the shot, at least the process of elimination of what works and does not... [/quote] How costly exactly? I'm not sure shelling out the money on unproven therapy is the best choice when there are proven therapies we can spend that money on. For my family, anyway, it's different I suppose for those who are wealthy.[/quote] This post seems a bit judgemental to those that are willing to unturn any stone (with or without a double blind study to back it up) to help their child achieve results, we do not have money either but the several hundred dollars a month in proven therapies (speech, and less so OT), as well as a few hundred dollars in supplements/Drs appts/tests are worth the comfort of knowing that we are diong everything in our power to help our child. Mind you we drive old cars, eat in, and do not take big vacations... spending more on where we place our priorites and less on the other things. We are certainly not wealthy! That said, we have given the supplements 12 months of experimentation, have seen limited results and probably will stop soon only maintaining the fish oil, epsom salt baths, VSL #3, and dmae as that is the most affordable long term.[/quote]
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