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  1. I would like to briefly share: Amy Joy Smith worked with my daughter and I over the last 2 years. If I spoke to a supplement recommendation and said: We tried homeopathy, did not work for us, or, my daughter won't take a pill if it's dark green, immediately response: no problem, I understand. Because she totally understands. I could write a whole lot more but I will close with Thank God for Amy Joy Smith, and her depth of knowledge, intelligence, ongoing education, blood sweat and tears with helping and transforming the lives of our children. And adults.
  2. Congenital Lyme Disease. Lyme passed from mother to child via pregnancy/womb and/or breastfeeding. Maybe that sounds crazy to you, I know it did to me when suggested. But it's a scientific proven fact transmission is possible, I myself tested positive for Lyme (PCR culture) and passed it to my daughter, who (in retrospect) had symptoms from birth, and I'm sorry to say this, much like you're describing.
  3. Hello- I can only speak for me I guess, but I have the A1298/C 677 the genetic deal where I am 'suppose' to not tolerate yet my dd11 doesn't have that and can't tolerate, so unfortunately it seems trial $ but I do believe in quality and trust Lee Silsby saying all that! I say for certain for me taking Enhansa reduces inflammation noticably- in my gut/intestines, etc. it's powerful, seems to battle yeast w/ a sword. HTH!
  4. Here is my thought: Average Joe Blow off the street is not getting a blood draw shelling out a grand for Lyme and co-infection testing to Igenex. Igenex is getting blood from symptomatic folks who Dr.s have signed off a Igenex blood order test because there is a case for Lyme and co-infections.
  5. Uh, honestly, I wouldn't IV curcumin. But I'm not a Dr., I just play one in real life ;-) Seriously tho, I would try Enhansa capsules from Lee Silsby Pharmacy/ no script needed/ website Our Kids ASD (I am not affiliated w/ them or product) but I DO take Enhansa every single day, altho my daughter DOES NOT because it literally flips her out (not die off) IMO, curcumin is either a yes or no, with no grey. So make sure you have a yes child, slowly, slowly, because it can hit you hard when I go up on higher doses, I can feel reactions. Guess I'm saying I would recommend trying to ramp up on a high dose oral product before doing an IV of it.
  6. Can you go into a walk in clinic? I don't think they are that expensive, and I would want to nip this in the bud (stop the PANDAS!) Get some antibiotics---
  7. Please try again with Amy Joy Smith for the phone appt. at the number above, leaving a message for her assistant Mike you would like a phone appt. ASAP Do you have a Dr. there where you are at that will take her recommendations if she suggests a prescription? Please hang in there, glad you reached out. Sending you good thoughts----
  8. Have you ever tried Augmentin? It pulled us out of sheer breakdown hel!
  9. Hmm. After 6 years since a PANDAS diagnosis, and being well read up on it, treating it, I still find it hard to believe at times. It does look like mental illness, autism, ADHD, et al. I think it is 'normal' for a parent to say you know what, maybe a psych pill that costs me $10 can help. These insurance docs seem to think so- let's give it a go. Not to mention perhaps the child is violent or so ill a hospital ward is considered. My dd11 is on Risperadone. .50 in am, .50 afternoon. It is the lowest dose and w/ her weight very low, but it's there. Other psy meds only lasted 1 or 2 days with immediate negative results. So pick your poison Long term antibiotics, IVIG's of pooled donor blood, there is no right or wrong. My daughter had the best year of growth and happiness this last year, and it continues. I tried to remove an antibiotic, and loss of control came back. So she's back on it, and back at baseline. It is a LOT of work, special diet, special PANS Dr., supplements, pills. But when she is baseline/ stable, her mind and spirit grow. She banks learning, positive experience, self esteem, peace in her family.
  10. And to all you 'old Moms' By being here, by responding, by reaching out with your experiences, is an amazing and beautiful service. Thank you--- Nancy, I was thinking of you telling of removing Augmentin w/ your son, how you slowly tapered it down. I'll remember that when I try in 10 years! Ha ha :-/ But much love to us all.
  11. Yep, my PANS dd11 had a great year too, so removed Biaxin (taken daily with Augmentin) see 'stuff' slowly creeping in, I think 'yeast', play around there, but finally after 2 weeks, *I know* even tho I *still can't quite believe it, again!* that the bloody Biaxin calms this child and tamps it down to pretty darn good, with Augmentin. Back on Biaxin, about day 3 back on, and it's definitely better- the worry being- will it work again? Quality of life, not tormented, and self esteem from good actions, all a 1,000 times worth being on the antibiotics. And she's been on it a long time. And yes, we've treated and treated and treated Lyme, Bart, mold, etc. etc. etc. If it works, keep it!
  12. Honestly, if you see that response with antibiotics, switch your Dr. Top of this page has a list, or/ and this book: https://www.amazon.com/Childhood-Interrupted-Complete-Guide-PANDAS/dp/1492974862 Or, a Lyme Literate Doctor (LLMD) Dr. K is *known* for going IVIG.
  13. No, I'm not confused. Sure, I guess if somehow strep can break thru daily Augmentin with daily Biaxin, and I somehow got a positive throat culture confirming strep, I'd throw in Rifampin. And then consider tonsils out if strep can live in there like that- HTH, glad to hear our same combo is working. Have a good trip!
  14. Okay, maybe this will make my point more clear: I don't know why this combo works magic. I've been taking it apart and examining for 7 years. Sure, some great 'Ah-Ha's!' and revelations, but with a PANDAS kid, all bets are off. Sorry, but someone does need to say once in awhile beating down and kill kill kill doesn't bring all our kids back all the way, sometimes the tamping down to normal life is the best we get- managed recovery. Not, we missed something/ didn't treat enough different infections because we still have PANDAS/PANS behaviors off antibiotics.
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