Re: Dateline not covering the chelation story

[Guest guest]

That’s what mine says too. L

Holly in Pennsylvania

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 6:05

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EOHarm

Subject: Dateline not

covering the chelation story

Here's what TVguide.com says about the local airing of Dateline

tonight:

In a two-hour installment, Hansen goes undercover in China to

investigate the international counterfeit prescription drug trade. The report

includes interviews with industry and government officials, as well as a visit

to a family victimized by the trade.

Does anyone else have this for their area?

[Guest guest]

perhaps that's the long main story and since the other is only 12 minutes long-they didn't do a write up on it. Holly Bortfeld <maximom@...> wrote: That’s what mine says too. L Holly in Pennsylvania From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 6:05 PMEOHarm Subject: Dateline not covering the chelation story Here's what TVguide.com says about the local airing of Dateline tonight: In a two-hour installment, Hansen goes undercover in China to investigate the international counterfeit prescription drug trade. The report includes interviews with industry and government officials, as well as a visit to a family victimized by the trade. Does anyone else have this for their area?

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[Guest guest]

The eternal optimist that I am (85%) is hoping that they just put in

the featured story...but that there is more. My other 15% is saying

" screwed again " ?

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> From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On

Behalf Of

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> Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 6:05 PM

> EOHarm

> Subject: Dateline not covering the chelation story

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> Here's what TVguide.com says about the local airing of Dateline tonight:

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> In a two-hour installment, Hansen goes undercover in China to

> investigate the international counterfeit prescription drug trade. The

> report includes interviews with industry and government officials,

as well

> as a visit to a family victimized by the trade.

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> Does anyone else have this for their area?

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[Guest guest]

and i rushed home just to see it live- arghhhh

they suck

[Guest guest]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032600/

It says on their site that also coming up is "The unorthodox practice of chelation."

Jo Pike

Re: Dateline not covering the chelation story

and i rushed home just to see it live- arghhhhthey suck

[Guest guest]

Let's not all get bent out of shape- just yet.

Chelation is recognized by medical convention as an unorthodox practice for helping autistic children- because orthodoxy does not even know or recognize that mercury toxicity is implicated in the condition to begin with.

Let's start with the premise and see where the results take us.

Progress almost never comes from convention.

Re: Dateline not covering the chelation story

and i rushed home just to see it live- arghhhhthey suck

[Guest guest]

It ended up as a decent piece (they

showed my daughter at the rally!) overall but this new temp head of the AAP

needs an awakening. We all need to send him copies of our kids’ mercury

tests!!! Idiot. Too bad none of the families really got interviewed. L

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of H

Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 7:42

PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: Dateline not

covering the chelation story

Let's not all get bent out of shape- just yet.

Chelation is recognized by medical

convention as an unorthodox practice for helping autistic children- because

orthodoxy does not even know or recognize that mercury toxicity is implicated

in the condition to begin with.

Let's start with the premise and see where the results take

us.

Progress almost never comes from convention.

Re:

Dateline not covering the chelation story

and i rushed home just to

see it live- arghhhh

they suck

[Guest guest]

on 6/4/06 7:51 PM, Holly Bortfeld at maximom@... wrote:

It ended up as a decent piece (they showed my daughter at the rally!) overall but this new temp head of the AAP needs an awakening. We all need to send him copies of our kids¹ mercury tests!!! Idiot. Too bad none of the families really got interviewed. L

Just watching it once, I thought it was 80 percent " us " , 20 percent " them " and very well put together. Jim was AWESOME!!!!! Baxter and did a great job too. They used some of my rally footage! have to go watch it again.

[Guest guest]

I can't believe it but I missed it tonight, does anyone know where I can view a clip of the story tonight?

Thanks

Vicki

[Guest guest]

The AAP is one of the groups actively lobbying states to not pass the

thimerosal bills. I'd give up on the AAP ever doing anything healthy

for kids.

Debi

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> It ended up as a decent piece (they showed my daughter at the rally!)

> overall but this new temp head of the AAP needs an awakening. We

all need

> to send him copies of our kids' mercury tests!!! Idiot. Too bad

none of

> the families really got interviewed. :-(

>

[Guest guest]

The CDC and AAP folks looked like the CRACKPOTS in this piece,

inferring that mercury via injection was harmless to children!

All in all, the best piece aired since I have been fighting this

battle. I loved the fact they mentioned Minamata and Pink Disease to

show the history of mercury poisoning in children.

I am so grateful to Dr. who came across as very intelligent

and knew exactly what he was talking about! I was very impressed

with his interview and his great efforts to help his daughter.

, I am sure NBC intends to use the footage of Baxter and his

recovery in the future.

I feel the tide is turning... The TRUTH is on our side!

Weed

Mother to Lanier on the road to recovery, thanks to chelation!!

PS I LOVED The Power of the Truth Rally footage!

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> I thought Dr. was great. incredible. calm, believable and

put

> together. I thought it was awesome when he said he would love it

if

> someone else would do the study...but no one had and it was really

> necessary. They interviewed us for 3 hours! None of that made

it.

> They took my urine toxic tests (showing High Hg) and the IEP that

> said he had autism then no longer qualified. The only thing I was

> dissappointed about was that I have " proof " (I call it proof) of

the

> before and after (in documentation) and that was not part ot it.

I

> don't know. Maybe if we email them, more stories and more will

> come. either way, I for one am grateful for the story. for

getting

> it out there. For and Shoemaker writing to them in

the

> first place. I like that there was rally footage. Anyone

> else...thoughts????

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> mom to Baxter

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> R E C O V E R E D!!! from ASD.

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[Guest guest]

Good point ... Isn't it good that the CDC and AAP folks are

experts at looking stupid?

Kudos to Jim !

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> > I thought Dr. was great. incredible. calm, believable

and

> put

> > together. I thought it was awesome when he said he would love

it

> if

> > someone else would do the study...but no one had and it was

really

> > necessary. They interviewed us for 3 hours! None of that made

> it.

> > They took my urine toxic tests (showing High Hg) and the IEP

that

> > said he had autism then no longer qualified. The only thing I

was

> > dissappointed about was that I have " proof " (I call it proof) of

> the

> > before and after (in documentation) and that was not part ot

it.

> I

> > don't know. Maybe if we email them, more stories and more will

> > come. either way, I for one am grateful for the story. for

> getting

> > it out there. For and Shoemaker writing to them in

> the

> > first place. I like that there was rally footage. Anyone

> > else...thoughts????

> >

> >

> > mom to Baxter

> >

> > R E C O V E R E D!!! from ASD.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yup - and calling all folks to submit " freedom of information

access " requests to your state officials where thimerosal bills are

being considered, have passed or have failed. We need to see what

correspondences are flying between the AAP, CDC, FDA and state

officials...

If you are interested, email me at brian@...

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> > It ended up as a decent piece (they showed my daughter at the

rally!)

> > overall but this new temp head of the AAP needs an awakening. We

> all need

> > to send him copies of our kids' mercury tests!!! Idiot. Too bad

> none of

> > the families really got interviewed. :-(

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I thought the piece was done reasonably well.

I think NBC is going to be a little more " responsible " on this story

from here on out, thanks to the s and thier interest in autism.

If I sent my son's toxic metals test no one would be that impressed.

We have not had the opportunity to chelate long enough (due to gut

issues or other health problems) or haven't found the right agent yet.

We've used multiple products with little success in what the labs

reveal, we've never pulled much mercury, but we have pulled many other

metals. Overall, anecdotally chelation has helped.

As far as chelation not helping his own daughter, we never actually

heard him say that. Was that the reporter (producer's) bias because

she is not " cured " ? Maybe, as with my own son she is doing " better "

than she had been.

Their are too many factors involved in why one child responds well and

one doesn't so well. That's why the research is so important. And it

is only a first step that will bring more questions I assume.

I think it is great Jim is conducting the research. As he stated

if someone else was going to do it he would be happy, but no one else

wants too. Also they will report the results no matter what.

I have found most parents of autistic children have integrity and say

what they mean and mean what they say.

Unlike the the interim (who are we going to get on TV to lie for us

today-) AAP director and the foreigner at the CDC- Dr. Popovich

(excuse me my english is not very good...).

Just a few thoughts,

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> It ended up as a decent piece (they showed my daughter at the rally!)

> overall but this new temp head of the AAP needs an awakening. We

all need

> to send him copies of our kids' mercury tests!!! Idiot. Too bad

none of

> the families really got interviewed. :-(

>

>

[Guest guest]

THANK YOU BOB WRIGHT for having the balls not to allow this story to be buried!!!!!!!!

Re: Dateline not covering the chelation story

The CDC and AAP folks looked like the CRACKPOTS in this piece, inferring that mercury via injection was harmless to children!All in all, the best piece aired since I have been fighting this battle. I loved the fact they mentioned Minamata and Pink Disease to show the history of mercury poisoning in children. I am so grateful to Dr. who came across as very intelligent and knew exactly what he was talking about! I was very impressed with his interview and his great efforts to help his daughter., I am sure NBC intends to use the footage of Baxter and his recovery in the future.I feel the tide is turning... The TRUTH is on our side! WeedMother to Lanier on the road to recovery, thanks to chelation!!PS I LOVED The Power of the Truth Rally footage!>> I thought Dr. was great. incredible. calm, believable and put > together. I thought it was awesome when he said he would love it if > someone else would do the study...but no one had and it was really > necessary. They interviewed us for 3 hours! None of that made it. > They took my urine toxic tests (showing High Hg) and the IEP that > said he had autism then no longer qualified. The only thing I was > dissappointed about was that I have "proof" (I call it proof) of the > before and after (in documentation) and that was not part ot it. I > don't know. Maybe if we email them, more stories and more will > come. either way, I for one am grateful for the story. for getting > it out there. For and Shoemaker writing to them in the > first place. I like that there was rally footage. Anyone > else...thoughts????> > > mom to Baxter> > R E C O V E R E D!!! from ASD.> > >