Guest guest Posted February 25, 2006 Report Posted February 25, 2006 SOMEONE MAILED YOU T0 SAY THERE CANNOT be thimersol in the measles vaccine for it would kill the virus; thimersol is bacteriostatic, not bacterio cidal ( that is, it prevents replication but does not kill) Sincerely, H.H. Fudenberg, M.D., D.D.G., I.O.M. 226 Edgewater Road Inman, SC 29349 864-592-8076 nitrf@hotmailcom From: " H. " <tylerhaley01@...>Reply-EOHarm To: <EOHarm >,"autismbiomedGA" <autismbiomedGA >Subject: Bad Day follow upDate: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 07:36:38 -0500 I want to thank everyone for their encouragement after my bad day. I have realized that it really doesn't matter what everyone else thinks, I just have to do what is best for my son. It would be nice to have my family behind me, but I can do it without them. I have a much bigger "family" with you guys! On a good note, I just called down the hall to Tyler, who was in his room playing his V Smile, and asked him if he wanted cereal for breakfast. He said "I am coming, Mom". His fullest "response" sentence yet. Only been gluten free for a week. I hope things keep going like this. He will say his own sentences of 4 words or so, but never responds to you with talking. That made my day. Quote
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2006 Report Posted February 25, 2006 Awesome! These little things just keep us going, don't they? Last Sunday when we were talking to people after church (which we hardly ever do because of Craig's behaviors) he said "hi" and shook four people's hands with a big smile. I almost fell over! Yesterday, our OT was raving about how well he's doing with his following directions and working with his hands. (He has mild CP.) She said she was really, really impressed! He's been on the mb12 for six months now; I don't know if that's the ticket or what? We've chelated many, many cycles and his toxic load is much lower than before. Also, we're starting some antivirals . . . He's 25. Barb Bad Day follow up I want to thank everyone for their encouragement after my bad day. I have realized that it really doesn't matter what everyone else thinks, I just have to do what is best for my son. It would be nice to have my family behind me, but I can do it without them. I have a much bigger "family" with you guys! On a good note, I just called down the hall to Tyler, who was in his room playing his V Smile, and asked him if he wanted cereal for breakfast. He said "I am coming, Mom". His fullest "response" sentence yet. Only been gluten free for a week. I hope things keep going like this. He will say his own sentences of 4 words or so, but never responds to you with talking. That made my day. Quote
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2006 Report Posted February 25, 2006 Please4 asl ther persom who semt you this which one(s) of the doxen toxic levrls were elevated and,if so were amtibodies formed against these;if so, plasmapheresis would help, Sincerely, H.H. Fudenberg, M.D., D.D.G., I.O.M. 226 Edgewater Road Inman, SC 29349 864-592-8076 nitrf@hotmailcom From: "jromkema" <jromkema@...>Reply-EOHarm To: <EOHarm >Subject: Re: Bad Day follow upDate: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 08:24:06 -0600 Awesome! These little things just keep us going, don't they? Last Sunday when we were talking to people after church (which we hardly ever do because of Craig's behaviors) he said "hi" and shook four people's hands with a big smile. I almost fell over! Yesterday, our OT was raving about how well he's doing with his following directions and working with his hands. (He has mild CP.) She said she was really, really impressed! He's been on the mb12 for six months now; I don't know if that's the ticket or what? We've chelated many, many cycles and his toxic load is much lower than before. Also, we're starting some antivirals . . . He's 25. Barb Bad Day follow up I want to thank everyone for their encouragement after my bad day. I have realized that it really doesn't matter what everyone else thinks, I just have to do what is best for my son. It would be nice to have my family behind me, but I can do it without them. I have a much bigger "family" with you guys! On a good note, I just called down the hall to Tyler, who was in his room playing his V Smile, and asked him if he wanted cereal for breakfast. He said "I am coming, Mom". His fullest "response" sentence yet. Only been gluten free for a week. I hope things keep going like this. He will say his own sentences of 4 words or so, but never responds to you with talking. That made my day. Quote
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