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Re: 2 kids with eczema

Posted: Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:44 pm
by JulieR
We went through much of what everyone else is going through, the infections, the bloody sheets, no sleep, constant itching, it was HORRIBLE but there is hope.

Once we started building up the immune system, removing things harmful to the immune system, eating healthier and staying away from caustic chemicals, we had an over night change. My daughter has been healthy for almost 6 years now.

It took time and effort for a bit but now life is easy. No more wet wraps, no more lotion head to toe twice a day, no more doctors and testing, no more awful comments from people, including my MOTHER!

Are you willing to learn and make some changes in your life? It really is quite simple but does take some effort.

Re: Children and eczema

Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 2:36 pm
by nataliestewart
Hi JulieR - again any info you have for my little 6 month old or tips you have would be gratefully received! many thanks

toddler with eczema

Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 4:53 am
by rdcurt1
My grandson just turned a year old and is covered from head to toe with eczema. His mom just told me they are referring him to a clinic in Denver, Co. Has anyone heard of or had any dealings with a clinic there? He has been on Prednisone, used Elidel, special diet, double rinsing clothes when washing and nothing seems to work for any length of time. Willing to try just about anything.

Re: toddler with eczema

Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:50 pm
by AnnaB
Hi, you mention double rinsing clothes. Are you using a non biological washing powder and no fabric conditioner? Has your grand son tried wet wrapping or the Dermasilk suits, both my children switch between these.

Re: toddler with eczema

Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 10:27 pm
by JulieR
I have not heard of the clinic in Colorado but I did take our daughter to 9 different doctors including a couple of specialists. It didn't really help though.

I did receive an elimination diet that helped us find food triggers that made the excema worse. We also switched our household to safer products that do not harm the immune system and we added in some excellent supplements that helped boost her immune system. She had suffered with excema from about 3 weeks old to around 3 years old when we quit listening to the doctor and started our own research. She has been a completely different child now that she doesn't itch and scratch. It's been a wonderful blessing to have her well.

There is hope. I truly believe this can be overcome and I wouldn't have believed it had I not watched it happen before my eyes.

Re: toddler with eczema

Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:39 am
by Lisahamill
Hi there
Poor little thing. I don't know about that clinic, but a friend of mine has had head to toe eczema for the last 8 years or so and I recommended she start drinking Forever Living Aloe Vera gel about 3 months ago, and it has pretty much gone, except a few bits on her arms. The drinking gel is completely safe as it is not a medicine and is fine from 1 years onwards. The propolis creme that they sell - which I saw a posting about (see stories under Aloe Vera) - is recommended to put on the skin as well, so you get the inside and out effect!
All the products come with a 60 day money back guarantee as well so if it doesn't work you literally get your money back which is great! The products are not available in shops so let me know if you would like to know where to get them. Hope this is of help
Lisa