Re: xpost - toe walking and crawling

July 11, 2009

Hello Christie,

I would not worry about the toe walking yet. Get her health sorted first so she

has everything going for her development. The usual things, no sugar or refined,

processed food. No white flour, etc. No good for yeast. I'd probably do

smoothies to get omega 3's in.

I noticed you cc'd to chelating kids. Has she been chelated?

Mara

From: ccomunal@... <ccomunal@...>

Subject: xpost - toe walking and crawling

Vaccinations

Cc: chelatingkids2

Date: Saturday, July 11, 2009, 12:45 PM

I was hoping someone could have a little insight. My 16month old vaccination

injured dd up until this point has shown no signs of autism (other than a slight

speech delay). Well, yesterday and today, she (periodically) walked on her toes

and (periodically) crawled - (twice each day). This happened about 2 months ago,

too, and lasted for about 2 days and then she was back to normal. I can tell you

that she use to have high yeast and now she has high bacteria, which we just

found out about. We will be treating with mega doses of probiotics. However, in

the meantime, we ran out of probiotics for about 5 days prior to her displaying

the toe walking and crawling. Any ideas?? Thank you, Christie

July 12, 2009

Hi Maracuja, That is a good suggestion. I am thinking about doing the SCD b/c

although I just started this journey, I want to get her gut cleaned asap. She

was not chelated but she had lead in her blood at 12 months (level 8, now down

to 3 last we checked) and dr wanted to chelate to get it out asap (in addition

to her vacc reaction). we were scared so instead with did oral NAC, which I

think kicked up the yeast. treated that with nystatin and now she has bacteria.

so chelation is still an option should we see signs of autism, that is why we

are on high alert. most of her labs look very similar to ASD kids but clinically

she is NT. It's exhuasting to play this wait and see and my marriage ended b/c

of it. my estranged husband thinks we are giving her things she does not need

and that we should drop it (he does no research, he just sees a healthy baby)

and my mom gut is waiting for the other shoe to drop. it's sad.

xpost - toe walking and crawling

> Vaccinations

> Cc: chelatingkids2

> Date: Saturday, July 11, 2009, 12:45 PM

>

> I was hoping someone could have a little insight. My 16month old

> vaccination injured dd up until this point has shown no signs of

> autism (other than a slight speech delay). Well, yesterday and

> today, she (periodically) walked on her toes and (periodically)

> crawled - (twice each day). This happened about 2 months ago,

> too, and lasted for about 2 days and then she was back to

> normal. I can tell you that she use to have high yeast and now

> she has high bacteria, which we just found out about. We will be

> treating with mega doses of probiotics. However, in the

> meantime, we ran out of probiotics for about 5 days prior to her

> displaying the toe walking and crawling. Any ideas?? Thank you,

> Christie

>

July 12, 2009

Oh, I wouldn't worry about the toe walking at all. My 2 year old does it all the

time and has done it ever since she has walked (at 18 months). She thinks it's

fun. We laugh and tell her she will be a very good walker in high heels someday!

I have heard the whole toe walking may be a sign of autism. I think that maybe

autistic children may do that but so does other children. It's fun to them. My

dd is not autistic and hasn't been injured by vaxes, she only got the first 2

rounds, thank God! If you are really worried, I would see a doc but really, at

your dd's age, I wouldn't worry at all.

>

> I was hoping someone could have a little insight. My 16month old vaccination