A long post - back on line after absence/growing minds

[Guest guest]

Dear all,

I am an existing member of this list, and I am posting this message

on behalf of the Growing Minds Team. I hope people do not mind me

doing so - if anyone has a problem please contact me off-list on

Eileen.Chiverton@... - many thanks. It is already on the

website.

I haven't been around for a while - just before your conference in

Scotland (which I was down to come to) we had my partner's father

died in a car accident, and my sister, my ASD Son and me were

involved in a traffic accident in the street. It was terrible.

and me weren't hurt. A car two in front of us suddenly smashed

into a plate glass window and hurtled out towards us. It hit my

sister who had recently had a stroke and couldn't get out of the way

in time.

It was traumatic for who screamed and had nightmares for ages

afterwards but could not tell us much why except " car, car is coming " .

Anyway back on line now. Want to share 's terrific progress

with you all. MB12 shots have been the most cost effective and

brilliant treatment we have tried, we have been on the biomed journey

for a year now. I never thought Jay's gut would heal, but it has,

and now we are about to start chelation. He's four in July so Mandi

won't be best pleased with me - but his gut issues were so bad we

couldn't start earlier.

Can't go on enough about MB12 and what its done for Jay's language

and cognition. Last night he said to me: (I was in a strop at his

10pm bedtime "

" Are you OK Mummy! "

Without this list I would not be seeing this kind of thing - every

day - little by little he is getting well. and yes I am videoing it!

_________________________________________________________________

GROWING MINDS TRAINING IS COMING TO ENGLAND (Woking, 30 mins from

Waterloo).

Please help us spread the word by forwarding this message to people

who might benefit.

This is an opportunity for parents and professionals helping children

with autism spectrum disorders to receive affordable training and

support close to home.

The programs are designed and presented by and Kaitryn Wertz,

based on twenty-three years of experience in training over one

thousand parents and their children with autism-spectrum disorders.

VENUE

Woking, Surrey, England September 26th to 29th, 2006 (Near London -

30 Mins from Waterloo direct to venue.)

http://www.autism-programs.com/england.html

PROGRAM DETAILS

These are training programs for parents and professionals working

with children who have Autism, Pervasive Developmental Delay,

Asperger's Syndrome and related conditions. This training provides

skills to increase your child's motivation and cooperation, to

improve his or her communication and social interaction, to assess

progress, to set appropriate social and developmental goals and to

incorporate effective teaching methods to achieve those goals.

These programs are recommended for:

Parents who currently teach their child at home (either full or part

time).

Parents interested in working with their child at home, either full-

time or after school.

Family members, volunteers and staff who support parents with a home-

based program.

Autism professionals interested in supporting home –based programs

For full details, visit our website by clicking on the links above.

Or visit the websites of our local sponsor - In England: True

http://www.trueparenting.co.uk or telephone Eileen

in the UK on 01483 565358 for an informal discussion.

[Guest guest]

Dear Eileen,

You poor thing, what dreadful experiences you've been having. Very

glad you are all OK now!

About Growing Minds, I'm interested but don't know much about this

organisation. Always looking for ways to enhance the home programme

here! (I home-ed as you may remember). So, do you know the UK team

that will be presenting this conference? Are they any good? Indeed,

am I getting that you working with them yourself? I'm sure I'm not

the only one on this list who'd like to know more about this. Seems

quite expensive too me (£580 on website). I paid less than that for

a whole year on the Birmingham web-autism course. Do you think the

GM conference will be worth it?

Best wishes

Sharon

>

> Dear all,

>

> I am an existing member of this list, and I am posting this message

> on behalf of the Growing Minds Team. I hope people do not mind me

> doing so - if anyone has a problem please contact me off-list on

> Eileen.Chiverton@... - many thanks. It is already on the

> website.

>

> I haven't been around for a while - just before your conference in

> Scotland (which I was down to come to) we had my partner's father

> died in a car accident, and my sister, my ASD Son and me were

> involved in a traffic accident in the street. It was terrible.

> and me weren't hurt. A car two in front of us suddenly

smashed

> into a plate glass window and hurtled out towards us. It hit my

> sister who had recently had a stroke and couldn't get out of the

way

> in time.

>

> It was traumatic for who screamed and had nightmares for ages

> afterwards but could not tell us much why except " car, car is

coming " .

>

> Anyway back on line now. Want to share 's terrific progress

> with you all. MB12 shots have been the most cost effective and

> brilliant treatment we have tried, we have been on the biomed

journey

> for a year now. I never thought Jay's gut would heal, but it has,

> and now we are about to start chelation. He's four in July so

Mandi

> won't be best pleased with me - but his gut issues were so bad we

> couldn't start earlier.

>

> Can't go on enough about MB12 and what its done for Jay's language

> and cognition. Last night he said to me: (I was in a strop at his

> 10pm bedtime "

>

> " Are you OK Mummy! "

> Without this list I would not be seeing this kind of thing - every

> day - little by little he is getting well. and yes I am videoing

it!

> _________________________________________________________________

> GROWING MINDS TRAINING IS COMING TO ENGLAND (Woking, 30 mins from

> Waterloo).

>

> Please help us spread the word by forwarding this message to people

> who might benefit.

> This is an opportunity for parents and professionals helping

children

> with autism spectrum disorders to receive affordable training and

> support close to home.

>

> The programs are designed and presented by and Kaitryn

Wertz,

> based on twenty-three years of experience in training over one

> thousand parents and their children with autism-spectrum disorders.

>

> VENUE

> Woking, Surrey, England September 26th to 29th, 2006 (Near London -

> 30 Mins from Waterloo direct to venue.)

> http://www.autism-programs.com/england.html

>

> PROGRAM DETAILS

> These are training programs for parents and professionals working

> with children who have Autism, Pervasive Developmental Delay,

> Asperger's Syndrome and related conditions. This training provides

> skills to increase your child's motivation and cooperation, to

> improve his or her communication and social interaction, to assess

> progress, to set appropriate social and developmental goals and to

> incorporate effective teaching methods to achieve those goals.

>

> These programs are recommended for:

>

> Parents who currently teach their child at home (either full or

part

> time).

> Parents interested in working with their child at home, either full-

> time or after school.

> Family members, volunteers and staff who support parents with a

home-

> based program.

> Autism professionals interested in supporting home –based programs

>

> For full details, visit our website by clicking on the links above.

> Or visit the websites of our local sponsor - In England: True

> http://www.trueparenting.co.uk or telephone Eileen

> in the UK on 01483 565358 for an informal discussion.

>