Re: Lennox gastaut cured *Tracey*

[Guest guest]

What is zapping? I was telling another parent who has a child with

lennox about this, And I thought about it...When my son was younger

we didnt have any pets! We never had any pets until he was older. I

was curious to see if any parents had tried this, and with what

success they had...Thank you so much for your comment.

Donna

> You all, I do not mean to sound negative but I read this story

about Trace

> 3years ago when first started her seizures. I was excited

and bought

> every book by Hulga and went trough the protocol advised by

her including

> sapping my child ( a desperate parent in hopes for a cure).

> About $600 later and a lot of hassle of taking the supplements we

were still

> having seizures.

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

As I mentioned we tried it and had no success at all. The zapper they talk

about is a low current device applied to the wrist and it actually sends voltage

through the body " to kill the parasites. " My child cried each time I did this

to her but to the time I was so desperate I did not know what else to do.

God forgive me if I am wrong but it is my opinion that whole thing is a rip

off. And if you think about it, what a lousy thing to do to a parent who is

desperatetely seeking help for their child. Back when I purchased all they

recommended I was so desperate, my child was having seizure after seizure and

here

was something that provided hope to make it all go away.

I do not mean to discourage anyone and God knows I don't want to deprive

anyone from a cure.

Tracey

[Guest guest]

Hi Tracey,

I think if it was a big success, We would have heard more about

it...I shared your letter with some other people that I had posted

that message to. Im really happy that you shared this with us..

Donna

> Hi Donna,

> As I mentioned we tried it and had no success at all. The zapper

they talk

> about is a low current device applied to the wrist and it actually

sends voltage

> through the body " to kill the parasites. " My child cried each time

I did this

> to her but to the time I was so desperate I did not know what else

to do.

> God forgive me if I am wrong but it is my opinion that whole thing

is a rip

> off. And if you think about it, what a lousy thing to do to a

parent who is

> desperatetely seeking help for their child. Back when I purchased

all they

> recommended I was so desperate, my child was having seizure after

seizure and here

> was something that provided hope to make it all go away.

> I do not mean to discourage anyone and God knows I don't want to

deprive

> anyone from a cure.

> Tracey

[Guest guest]

Tracey,

Tracey,

I only heard about this once and it was from the person who just wrote to

the group and now thanks to you, you might have saved other desperate

parents from wasting their money on false hopes. Thank you!

Grace

On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 21:19:10 EDT Traceygrubbs@... writes:

> Hi Donna,

> As I mentioned we tried it and had no success at all. The zapper

> they talk

> about is a low current device applied to the wrist and it actually

> sends voltage

> through the body " to kill the parasites. " My child cried each time I

> did this

> to her but to the time I was so desperate I did not know what else

> to do.

> God forgive me if I am wrong but it is my opinion that whole thing

> is a rip

> off. And if you think about it, what a lousy thing to do to a parent

> who is

> desperatetely seeking help for their child. Back when I purchased

> all they

> recommended I was so desperate, my child was having seizure after

> seizure and here

> was something that provided hope to make it all go away.

> I do not mean to discourage anyone and God knows I don't want to

> deprive

> anyone from a cure.

> Tracey

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Grace,

I try to forget bad things in life so I had blocked this out totally but

since this has been brought back- in the book she recommends a store to purchase

the supplemental products from " b/c they are the purest " , well guess what, the

store is ran by her son and some other relatives of hers.

Her " clinic " was shut down b/c she was found giving improper diagnosis. The

way she writes her books she wants people to assume she is an MD and is giving

proper medical advice but she is a Phd... which is not bad, a lot of Phd's

know more than MD's.

It appears to me she targets the most vulnerable. The first book titled " A

cure for all diseases " , The second " A cure for all cancers " , the third book " A

cure for all advanced cancers " . The population she targets are very, very

desperate people.

However, these couple of things just came back to me and I thought I'd share.

Tracey