[blparent] help with mutent lice

[Veronica Smith]

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From: blparent-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blparent-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Peggy
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 10:37 AM
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Subject: Re: [blparent] help with mutent lice

Call your doc's office and ask if they can perscribe a shampoo.  My daughter
had lice one year like all summer, as we learned later she kept getting them
from the neighbor girl who's parents weren't getting rid of them.  And also
what people have said on here already, bag stuffed animals and combs and
brushes ... we left our stuff bagged for two weeks.  Wash all bedding and
keep changing pillow cases everyday!!  Vacuum everyday, couches, chairs,
anything she sits on, when my daughter went through this I wouldn't let her
on the furniture until all the live ones were gone, she had to sit on the
floor, mean maybe but it worked.  And I can't stress enough, get a lice comb
and comb, comb, comb, the more often you comb the better because you have to
get all those live lice out and you have to get the eggs out or they will
hatch and you will be starting all over again.  But definitely ask your
doctor about the shampoo.



-----Original Message-----
From: Lea williams
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 9:35 AM
To: NFBnet Blind Parents Mailing List
Subject: Re: [blparent] help with mutent lice

Hey. I have never done this, and you should look more in to it.
My cousins had it really bad throughout their childhood and my aunt would
use dawn soap, oil and stuff mixed up to kill it.
I know that dawn is used to kill flees and works really well.
But you should still look up more about this.

HTH

On 2/8/12, Kate McEachern <kflsouth at gmail.com> wrote:
> OK, I am about to rip my own hair out.  My lovly children with their 
> long hair had lice.  I treated Tiffany quickly with organic products 
> and dog shampue.  So she is back to school.  Ash is more of a 
> chalenge.  They won't die.  I have tried vinnager, olive ooil with 
> t-tree oil, dog shampue, rid, and this cream rince my docter 
> recamended that was going take care of the ishue.  Well, the dam 
> things arn't dead and I had to make an apointment at one of those 
> places that prommises they can kill them for like $148 to start but 
> could be more.  I nead something to kill them before morning so lets 
> hear what you got.  I'll try anything at this point and even bought 
> nair for if they just won't die.
>
> Kate
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