Re: FAO: Tracey, Scotson Technique

[Guest guest]

Hi

 

How wonderful... I am in contact with a number of the group using Scotson, however I have not yet met any of them face to face so this is very exciting!!

 

I will be down with all 4 of my children... Although my daughter is the main Scotson patient, we are using the therapy for all three of my boys too- and it is having very positive results all around.

 

We will only be down for two days in December- so it will be a very brief visit for us too.

 

Welcome to the Scotson Family!!

 

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

Tracey

On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 8:52 PM, H <rachel5827@...> wrote:

 

Hi Tracey, You dont know me but I have read your posts about Scotson technique with interest. My son has just turned 5 and I have been down today to see Scotson. We are booked in to start the 21st December which I think means we might see each other. I am taking Ewan's NT twin brother down to practice on. Hope to see you there.

x> > >> >> > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)

> >> > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain> > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well> > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides

> > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their> > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it> > straight into the brain.> >

> > > >>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tracey

Are there any theories in Scotson about children who were overdue and are Mum is

induced into labour?

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> > The other reason is that premmies do not have fully developed lungs at birth

> > and to protect their brains from under oxygenation they divert blood from

> > lungs and diaphragm to protect the brain... This affects the later

> > development of the body and brain as they have not had the normal

> > developmental exercises which help develop and grow the brain-

> >

> > The giving of vaccines in hospital to sick or weaker children is not

> > helpful in any shape or form..

> >

> >

> > Best wishes

> >

> >

> >

> > Tracey..

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> > On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 2:08 PM, <Mum231ASD@> wrote:

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> > >

> > > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)

> > >

> > > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain

> > > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well

> > > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides

> > > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their

> > > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it

> > > straight into the brain.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

 

The basis of much of the neuro issues with our children is about levels of oxygen.. So I suppose an overdue baby will have less space in the womb and the mother will have a very compressed diaphragm so is able to breath less easily...  The other point is that towards the end of the pregnancy the placenta quality declines which of itself may affect oxygen interchange.These points would apply even without being induced

 

The next point I guess would be whether or not our children become distressed during birth which would also reduce oxygen levels- and whilst protecting their brains our little babies sacrifice their lungs and diaphragms and the effects of this only becomes noticeable as they get a little older and their delays and differences become more noticeable.

 

I have no knowledge of the effects of  induction drugs on the babies as I have never been induced so sorry cannot help you there.

 

Scotson does take calls during the day so perhaps this is something she is far better equipped to answer.

 

All I know from my experience with Scotson is that irrespective of how injured or affected our babies brains are, it is possible to begin to grow new neural connections which may create another route for our babies to become fully functional again.- where fully functional exists on a physical, neurological, emotional and digestional  way.  There is a chance that they will be able to have a significantly better quality of life.... and it is this which is the reason we are so dedicated to following 's therapy.

 

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

Tracey

 

 

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 5:44 PM, <claire_downey@...> wrote:

 

Hi TraceyAre there any theories in Scotson about children who were overdue and are Mum is induced into labour? > >> > The other reason is that premmies do not have fully developed lungs at birth> > and to protect their brains from under oxygenation they divert blood from> > lungs and diaphragm to protect the brain... This affects the later

> > development of the body and brain as they have not had the normal> > developmental exercises which help develop and grow the brain-> > > > The giving of vaccines in hospital to sick or weaker children is not

> > helpful in any shape or form..> > > > > > Best wishes> > > > > > > > Tracey..> > > > On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 2:08 PM, <Mum231ASD@> wrote:

> > > > >> > >> > > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)> > >> > > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain

> > > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well> > > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides> > > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their

> > > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it> > > straight into the brain.> > >> > > > > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Hi , We met and went for our first assessment today and we start next week as well. Maybe we will bump into a few members of this group at Advance.Cheers,

Adam2009/10/20 H <rachel5827@...>

 

Hi Tracey,

You dont know me but I have read your posts about Scotson technique with interest. My son has just turned 5 and I have been down today to see Scotson. We are booked in to start the 21st December which I think means we might see each other. I am taking Ewan's NT twin brother down to practice on. Hope to see you there.

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> >

> >

> > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)

> >

> > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain

> > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well

> > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides

> > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their

> > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it

> > straight into the brain.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the Scotson Family Adam. There are so many of us on the group now that I am sure that statistically we are very likely to meet other Biomed families on our various visits to see linda at Advance...

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

 

Tracey

On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 8:23 PM, Dilip Mutum <dsmutum@...> wrote:

 

Hi , 

We met and went for our first assessment today and we start next week as well. Maybe we will bump into a few members of this group at Advance.

Cheers,

Adam

2009/10/20 H <rachel5827@...>

 

Hi Tracey, You dont know me but I have read your posts about Scotson technique with interest. My son has just turned 5 and I have been down today to see Scotson. We are booked in to start the 21st December which I think means we might see each other. I am taking Ewan's NT twin brother down to practice on. Hope to see you there.

x> > >> >> > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)

> >> > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain> > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well> > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides

> > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their> > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it> > straight into the brain.> >

> > > >>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . We are really looking forward to the first session this Wednesday.Cheers,Adam2009/10/24 Tracey Clewer <thelifechangers@...>

 

Welcome to the Scotson Family Adam. There are so many of us on the group now that I am sure that statistically we are very likely to meet other Biomed families on our various visits to see linda at Advance...

 

Best wishes

 

 

 

 

Tracey

On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 8:23 PM, Dilip Mutum <dsmutum@...> wrote:

 

Hi , 

We met and went for our first assessment today and we start next week as well. Maybe we will bump into a few members of this group at Advance.

Cheers,

Adam

2009/10/20 H <rachel5827@...>

 

Hi Tracey, You dont know me but I have read your posts about Scotson technique with interest. My son has just turned 5 and I have been down today to see Scotson. We are booked in to start the 21st December which I think means we might see each other. I am taking Ewan's NT twin brother down to practice on. Hope to see you there.

x> > >> >> > From Celia who is having difficulty posting (and had a preemie)

> >> > The reason autism is higher in preemies is because the BBB (blood brain> > barrier) is not fully formed until post 6 months in preemies, a fact well> > known to the bastards at CDC (years ago I had a set of presentation slides

> > by Neil Halsey MD then Head of CDC). So that when they give them their> > mercury cocktail before they are discharged from SCBU they are shooting it> > straight into the brain.> >

> > > >>