Re: Herpes is a monkey virus...

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>Herpes is a monkey virus...<

Interesting. I have always believed that HHV6 (Herpes virus) played a part in

my grandson regressing into autism. He had two cases of Roseola that made him

very sick, one time we rushed him to the hospital. They misdiagnosed him saying

he had two bad ear infections even though I told them he had no symptoms of

that. They forced antibiotics down him that night and ordered us to give them

to him. The next Monday he broke out in rash all over his body, and I thought

it was a reaction to the antibiotics. The Ped looked at him and said he had

Roseola and to STOP giving him the antibiotics. His explanation for the

diagnosis they gave of ear infections is that a high fever can make the ears

red! Tristan had Roseola before and was also very sick at that time. When I

began researching Roseola I discovered that it is considered a MILD childhood

illness that all children get in their lifetime, some showing no symptoms. It

made me wonder why. Then later I read that several doctors were finding high

titres of HHV6 in the blood of children with autism. I have always believed

there was a connection between vaccines and HHV6. So your comment makes me

believe that it is the polio virus. There is an ENT in Austin who treats for

this very virus in autistic children though he doesn't believe autism is caused

by vaccines. Tristan has his appointment to see this doctor in January. He

treats with antivirals, steroids (not happy about that) and then 6 months later

with some kind of growth hormone to help the body rebuild myelin. My opinion is

that thid is the closest to addressing Tristan's autism based on his history.

We are praying this will help him recover.

[Guest guest]

My son had roseola as well. He was seven months old and was running a very

high fever, I freaked out! He was my first baby and I wasn't that

confident, the doctor said that he had a double ear infection AND strep

throat, this was an idiotic urgent care doctor. I gave him the antibiotics,

like a " good obedient mother " and then within two days he had the rash. I

rushed him back in and they said that it was roseola. He had a very hard

time with it, I believe, because of the antibiotics.

Sara

Re: Herpes is a monkey virus...

> >Herpes is a monkey virus...<

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> Interesting. I have always believed that HHV6 (Herpes virus) played a

part in my grandson regressing into autism. He had two cases of Roseola

that made him very sick, one time we rushed him to the hospital. They

misdiagnosed him saying he had two bad ear infections even though I told

them he had no symptoms of that. They forced antibiotics down him that

night and ordered us to give them to him. The next Monday he broke out in

rash all over his body, and I thought it was a reaction to the antibiotics.

The Ped looked at him and said he had Roseola and to STOP giving him the

antibiotics. His explanation for the diagnosis they gave of ear infections

is that a high fever can make the ears red! Tristan had Roseola before and

was also very sick at that time. When I began researching Roseola I

discovered that it is considered a MILD childhood illness that all children

get in their lifetime, some showing no symptoms. It made me wonder why.

Then later I read that several doctors were finding high titres of HHV6 in

the blood of children with autism. I have always believed there was a

connection between vaccines and HHV6. So your comment makes me believe that

it is the polio virus. There is an ENT in Austin who treats for this very

virus in autistic children though he doesn't believe autism is caused by

vaccines. Tristan has his appointment to see this doctor in January. He

treats with antivirals, steroids (not happy about that) and then 6 months

later with some kind of growth hormone to help the body rebuild myelin. My

opinion is that thid is the closest to addressing Tristan's autism based on

his history. We are praying this will help him recover.

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