Well it is day 60 of the diet. Looking back at all of the successes and set backs we have had over the past 2 months it is important to remember that this is happening to Ryan and in part to Julia as well. They are two little children having a grand time with each other and their friends at school. They say good morning to each other every morning and kiss each other good night each night before bed. They are so happy to see each other that we get reports from day care that when they run into each other they have to give each other a big hug.
Through all of the craziness of doctors appointments, CPSE meetings, faxes, emails, phone calls, supplements, and constantly watching what Ryan eats we have to consider ourselves very lucky. We have support from family and friends and we have our little boy back.
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We began this blog to share our experiences placing our son Ryan on a gluten-free, casein-free,(and now egg-free) diet. The diet is one part of the healing process we have in place to rid his body of toxins and improve his Autism Spectrum behaviors. We hope that someday our stories will help other families who have chosen to follow this diet. Over time the blog grew into much more than that. We are sharing just about everything that goes on with Ryan while he's on his road to recovery!
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