That's my new favorite sign, although I haven't tried the donuts or the Chinese food, yet.
When Oliver got home from camp today, all talk of nutrition was once again thrown out the window when he offered to make sundaes:
It's a full moon evidently tonight which probably explains Sophie's weird seizures (small but still weird) and clammy hands and feet. In any case, you heard it here first today that we're going to use THCa as an add-on to the CBD. Word is that a few of the kiddos on CBD became completely seizure-free with THCa added on, so we're giving it a whirl. I don't feel like typing it all out here, but I will at some other point. In the meantime, you can watch this video, narrated by Dr. Bonnie Goldstein, Sophie's amazing doctor.
It's an ongoing process, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteKeep cutting the edge.
No more seizures, at all, full moon or not! That's what my true wish is for Sophie.
Sounds like a good plan. I have no doubt that Sophie is safe in your hands.
ReplyDeleteAs Ms Moon said, I'm sure tweaking and fine-tuning the treatments is a lengthy process. I'm still so happy that you've come so far.
ReplyDeleteWow. That photo of Sophie in your header is amazing. And I share the wishes of the others here, that Sophie will one day be seizure-free. (Have just dipped into your book - it is heart-rending and beautiful. When my own recent grief subsides a bit I'm going to do an in-depth reading and hope to pen a review that does it justice.)
ReplyDeleteWow! I used to work at H.O.T: House of Teriyaki/Donuts in Venice Beach. I wonder if it is still there? You would know more than I.
ReplyDeleteI wish you so much luck with your THCa. Am reading your book now, and so glad you wrote it.