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Originally posted by starchild10
Just because they have so far failed to find a medical or a 'non demon' explanation, doesn't mean there isn't one. In the meantime, I hope you are not filling your sons head with this demon stuff. You are entitled to your beliefs but those beliefs could be influencing him at his young age and actually making it worse.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Disgusting post and some idiot starred you.
But see my signature? That is what I go by.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Thanks Hawaii. Good advice from a friend! Methinks you understand me.
Originally posted by Fatgoblin
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Disgusting post and some idiot starred you.
Oh boo hoo.
But see my signature? That is what I go by.
See my signature? That's what I go by and from the looks of it that's exactly what I'll do while you stew in your juices
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Well enjoy your beer then. Don't forget to take aspirin before your face hits the table.
Originally posted by Fatgoblin
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Well enjoy your beer then. Don't forget to take aspirin before your face hits the table.
Hahaha I knew you had a sense of humor buried in there somewhere. Cheers!
Originally posted by raip11sniper
Demons are real and your priest will not think you are crazy. It is common for demons to haunt people do to their being occult activities in their family or due to the sins of their ancestors.
Originally posted by SevenThunders
Now if his father is still walking with Jesus, given that he is the child's father, he will be given authority to actually cast out said demons. The least of God's children has such authority actually. All it takes is prayer and in some cases fasting. Again to make it effective the child needs to put his or her faith in Jesus.
You will be in my prayers.
Originally posted by ampar84
Ok guys... for starters, I'm not a religious nut. I'm Catholic and so are my 2 boys.
Originally posted by ampar84
EDIT AGAIN because it seems nobody is READING the post... we have seen NUMEROUS doctors and specialists. We have had multiple MRI's performed. A CT scan and an EEG. All normal. He's not diabetic, or anything else. Perfectly normal, happy go lucky kid. I am mostly just curious about demonic forces with these types of scenarios. In NO WAY am I trying to blame satan for all the bad things in my life. Or this specific health issue. But when I take a step back, there just seems to be a lot of correlations between his father and what he went through and what my son is now going through. I will stick to what the doctors are telling us and I have not brought up anything spiritual to the doctors. I am not on here seeking medical advice! Just looking for opinions about supernatural influences. Also, my sons father and I were never married. We do not live together.edit on 27-4-2011 by ampar84 because: Edit again
Originally posted by Griffo515
........But on a more serious note, I myself had the exact same symptoms you described at his age. Right up to when I was 19-20. Every doctor I had was baffled as with your son, and after countless tests over the years, it turned out to be my eyes having a sensitivity to light, causing them to strain and therefor causing aura migraine headaches at any random time. I noticed, you did not mention (from what Ive read, I'm pretty high) a visit to an optometrist, I highly recommended it.
Originally posted by Fatgoblin
Originally posted by Griffo515
........But on a more serious note, I myself had the exact same symptoms you described at his age. Right up to when I was 19-20. Every doctor I had was baffled as with your son, and after countless tests over the years, it turned out to be my eyes having a sensitivity to light, causing them to strain and therefor causing aura migraine headaches at any random time. I noticed, you did not mention (from what Ive read, I'm pretty high) a visit to an optometrist, I highly recommended it.
That's the first bit of good advice on this thread. Great sig by the way. Abbath FTW.
Metalheads always give the best advice
Thanks friend! haha and your one of 2 people on ATS who actually know who he is!
Originally posted by FEDec
Make that 3! So I'm guessing there aren't a lot of metalheads here on ATS? Or at least the type who would be into black/death?
Symptoms:
Migraine aura symptoms include temporary visual or sensory disturbances that typically precede the usual migraine symptoms — such as intense head pain, nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. Migraine aura usually occurs within an hour before head pain begins and generally lasts less than 60 minutes before disappearing. Sometimes, migraine aura may occur with little or no headache.
Visual signs and symptoms
The majority of people who experience migraine aura develop visual signs and symptoms. These may include:
Blind spots (scotomas), which are sometimes outlined by simple geometric designs
Zigzag lines that gradually float across your field of vision
Shimmering spots or stars
Changes in vision
Flashes of light
These types of visual disturbances tend to start in the center of your visual field and move outward, or spread.
Other sensory disturbances
Other temporary sensations sometimes associated with aura include:
Feelings of numbness, typically felt as tingling in one hand or on your face
Difficulty with speech or language
Muscle weakness
Treatment:
There is no specific treatment for the signs and symptoms of aura. Treatment for migraine with aura is similar to treatment for migraine without aura.
Pain-relieving medications
Medications used to relieve migraine pain work best when taken at the first sign of an oncoming migraine; for example, as soon as you notice signs and symptoms of a migraine aura beginning.
Types of medications that can be used to treat migraine pain include:
Over-the-counter or prescription pain relievers
Triptans, prescription drugs used specifically for migraine
Ergots, another family of drugs used for migraine
Anti-nausea drugs, to help with nausea and vomiting
Preventive medications
Medications can help prevent frequent migraines, with or without aura. Your doctor may recommend preventive medications if you're having more than four headaches a month, your headaches last more than 12 hours or you feel disabled by your migraines. Preventive medication options include:
Blood pressure-lowering medications
Antidepressants
Anti-seizure drugs
Botox injections
Stress management
Cognitive behavioral therapy, a technique that teaches you more appropriate ways to deal with stressful situations, may help reduce the number of migraines you have.
Originally posted by Griffo515
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........But on a more serious note, I myself had the exact same symptoms you described at his age. Right up to when I was 19-20. Every doctor I had was baffled as with your son, and after countless tests over the years, it turned out to be my eyes having a sensitivity to light, causing them to strain and therefor causing aura migraine headaches at any random time. I noticed, you did not mention (from what Ive read, I'm pretty high) a visit to an optometrist, I highly recommended it.