I posted a couple of months ago asking for prayers, my special needs son who is not obese was diagnosed type 1 diabetic. My second post about it was after blood testing the doctors were baffled he was not type 1, but type 2.
Happy to say he is off insulin now and numbers are staying low. He does take Metformin.
The point of this post is he has no reason to have type 2 diabetes. Except one, he has a complicated medical history and has some brain damage from it. During this time he had some anger issues. The doctors prescribed anti-depressant lexapro. We went along with it, was concerned with his anger.
We weened him off of this medication upon the news of type 2. From research into this drug I am convinced it caused his blood sugar issues. We will attempt to ween off metformin and see if he no longer has any issues after getting off lexapro.
Anti-depressants like lexapro are prescribed at extremely high levels in our society. Diabetes has increased along with it. This is just another example of big pharma and the cdc pushing treatments that are unnecessary and dangerous.
For background see this link
https://greatawakening.win/p/15IYCoKMxE/update--prayers-answered--thank-/
Whoa, that certainly sounds like more than enough to cause these conflicts - way more than enough. So sad that this had to happen.
Here's a suggestion. Do you know if she enjoys music? Bach is the best. Maybe having that on in the background so it's not intrusive. See how she reacts. Certain musical styles can work wonders on these sorts of intractable issues. Bach's Brandenberg Concertos are amongst the best I know of.
Also - since this is resonating with you, you can start learning yourself. You don't need a "doctor" for 99% of issues, save emergency/trauma care. Once you have a better understanding of how we experience conflicts, you can shorten the duration and lessen the intensity for your daughter through understanding.
As I suggested to another person in this thread who asked. You can start to learn here:
https://learninggnm.com/home.html
I'd suggest you start with the video lectures. It's easier to grasp rather than reading everything. 9 here (start with video #3): https://www.screencast.com/t/eRKIAsGaEc
You can DM me with questions any time. It's easier than you think and will pay off in the long run for the ultimate benefit of you and your children.
Thank you so much , I have put classical on and she responds well , thank you for telling which is the best .. I also put andrea bocelli on which I felt was better than the music videos that she watches ,, Ariana grande Selena Gomez etc ,, she does love bocelli and will put him on herself , I will listen thank you
Great news. There is a unique harmonic sequence, especially in Bach music, as well as others, that can reach into a the "locked up" mind and enable a graceful release of certain conflicts that are sometimes unreachable in any other way. If she responds well to it, I can give you a song written and performed by the doctor who discovered GNM in which he says it helped people who were locked up in catatonic and comatose states as well as those who were severely depressed and all but unreachable. I don't know that there's a case study that's specific to autism, but it's certainly worth a try. Hawaiian music is also amazingly soothing and contains the "heavenly sphere" harmonics as well.
If nothing else, everybody in the house should feel more relaxed and at ease. :)
Thank you so much I'm going to put the Bach on that u suggested tonight , I did get her downstairs today and to the beach so she was in the ocean for about an hour and a half two hours and she walked along the ocean a little bit she's now on the couch downstairs, I'm actually sitting outside ready to go to yoga but she's downstairs in the living room , the good news is she'll be there in the morning so I can get her out for walking , the bad news is I won't get sleep because she'll be up wandering all night . she doesn't sleep well on the couch, once she's downstairs I can't get her back up to her bedroom it's very hard she's crazy and then once she's in her bedroom I can't get her downstairs so the Care Provider I'll go to bed around 730 and I'll take over and put the music on for we'll be on the couch together so much I can't tell you what a blessing this is
Wonderful. Give it some time (weeks/months) and let's see if there any shifts in her general behavior, responsiveness, understanding, clarity, etc.