New to the group

November 8, 2003

Hello and welcome to our group!

We are a lively bunch, and often we spend time teasing each other and, in

general, being brats. LOL BUT -- we welcome questions and will answer them or

direct you back to the doctor. I hope everything goes well for you on January

12. It's exciting for you to be one of the *lap* patients!

Hugs and blessings, Ann

November 8, 2003

Hi ,

Welcome to the group! I think you will find a very supportive

atmosphere here as well as comraderie.

Enjoy our pictures. Join in the hullabaloo.

Marta

November 9, 2003

Thank God for Dr. K! Welcome to the group, ! You've waited a

long time. I admire your patience. We'll be praying for you on

January 12th!

Tracey

> Hi all,

>

> My name is and just joined the group. I am from Bakersfield. I

> am scheduled for lap ds on January 12th with Dr. Keshishian.

>

May 31, 2006

Hi! My name is Marissa and I am new to the group too. I graduated from UofA

back in

2002... Your doing great if you already have set a goal. I have the book...and

i'am playing

with my computer....but, don't have the guts to set a goal yet. I think it has

to be a small

goal, since I am so bad at keeping it. Anyway, you should plan a mini-vacation

for the last

weekend of August to get you more motivated to stick with it. Stay patient and

take it day by

day. Good Luck.

>

> Hi everyone. I am new to this group and just thought that I would

> introduce myself. My name is Lydia and I am 35 and have set a goal to

> loose 35 lbs by August 21.

> I am also new to Body for Life. It sounds like a lot of really good

> food...is it possible to eat like this and still loose weight? I am

> making the turkey burgers from the cook book night and I feel so

> guilty! They look awesome. I hope they taste as good as they look.

> I need all the advice and support I can get to reach my goal so feel

> free to email me @ uawildcat90@... or add me to your messenger.

> I look forward to talking with many of you

>

May 31, 2006

Hi! My name is Marissa and I am new to the group too. I graduated from UofA

back in

2002... Your doing great if you already have set a goal. I have the book...and

i'am playing

with my computer....but, don't have the guts to set a goal yet. I think it has

to be a small

goal, since I am so bad at keeping it. Anyway, you should plan a mini-vacation

for the last

weekend of August to get you more motivated to stick with it. Stay patient and

take it day by

day. Good Luck.

>

> Hi everyone. I am new to this group and just thought that I would

> introduce myself. My name is Lydia and I am 35 and have set a goal to

> loose 35 lbs by August 21.

> I am also new to Body for Life. It sounds like a lot of really good

> food...is it possible to eat like this and still loose weight? I am

> making the turkey burgers from the cook book night and I feel so

> guilty! They look awesome. I hope they taste as good as they look.

> I need all the advice and support I can get to reach my goal so feel

> free to email me @ uawildcat90@... or add me to your messenger.

> I look forward to talking with many of you

>

May 31, 2006

Hi!

I would say that 'crossing the Abyss', is certainly new territory

for people who feel squeemish about making promises to

themselves...SO dive in, write out your visions, expectations, goals

and dreams. Use a binder for tracking, do your before pics- and be

prepared to open your mind.

Then! listen for good recipes, because the food on this program is

the 'glue'. Ive LOVE eating beautiful guilt free meals. I dieted

so much for quick results that my habit of associating guilt with

pleasure was turning me into one of those cry-baby eaters! It took

time, patience and a dramatic goal, in order to find the effort to

change the way I view food.

" is it possible to eat like this and still loose weight? I am

> > making the turkey burgers from the cook book night and I feel so

> > guilty! "

If you like pancakes here's a recipe from one of the Grand Master

Champions:

Pumpkin Protein Pancakes

(These are good cold too – as a quick snack, right out of the

fridge!) 5 oz (canned) pumpkin, 4 egg whites, 1 scoop vanilla

protein powder, cinnamon, Splenda Protein Oatmeal: (this is really

good as a cold snack later -or reheated!) Irish/Steel-Cut Oatmeal w/

vanilla protein powder & either berries, bananas, or raisins &

cinnamon (if you can't get steel-cut oats, use regular slow-cook

oats!)

we're rootin' for you!

--

> >

> > Hi everyone. I am new to this group and just thought that I

would

> > introduce myself. My name is Lydia and I am 35 and have set a

goal to

> > loose 35 lbs by August 21.

> > I am also new to Body for Life. It sounds like a lot of really

good

> > food...is it possible to eat like this and still loose weight?

I am

> > making the turkey burgers from the cook book night and I feel so

> > guilty! They look awesome. I hope they taste as good as they

look.

> > I need all the advice and support I can get to reach my goal so

feel

> > free to email me @ uawildcat90@ or add me to your messenger.

> > I look forward to talking with many of you

> >

>

May 31, 2006

You know, small goals are not a bad thing....pile one right after the

other and you get the big goal done. Many of us find it

daunting....change our eating AND start working out, and not only an

endless aerobics class but with WEIGHTS!!! (You know, when I was in

high school they did not let anyone but the football team use the

weight room...except for one day when they took the gym classes in

there to let them see what there was. I did a leg press of 300#...wish

I had starting lifting weights then, imagine what an AMAZON I would

be...lol..but I digress). If that is all too much for you then set

small goals. " This week I'll read the book and do my shopping " or

" This week I'll hit the gym " ...before long you are doing it all and

hitting those big goals.

Barbara

> >

> > Hi everyone. I am new to this group and just thought that I would

> > introduce myself. My name is Lydia and I am 35 and have set a

goal to

> > loose 35 lbs by August 21.

> > I am also new to Body for Life. It sounds like a lot of really good

> > food...is it possible to eat like this and still loose weight? I am

> > making the turkey burgers from the cook book night and I feel so

> > guilty! They look awesome. I hope they taste as good as they look.

> > I need all the advice and support I can get to reach my goal so feel

> > free to email me @ uawildcat90@ or add me to your messenger.

> > I look forward to talking with many of you

> >

>

October 4, 2006

check out the autismbiomedGA group....most travel out of

state..but worth posting there

>

> Hello,

>

> I'm looking for a doctor to chelate my 11 year old son and am

having a

> problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area. Does anyone know of a

doctor

> that will do this? I've already checked the DAN website and was

> unsuccessful there. Apparently, they don't update the list to

take people

> off once they've stopped chelating patients.

>

> Any help is appreciated.

>

> J

>

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October 5, 2006

Dr. son-Lippitt, Marietta,

and Dr. Guest, McDonough. Also, Dr. Hicks, who comes to

Alpharetta on a regular schedule. Go to the AutismBioMedGA

group and join. There is a list of doctors and others in their files.

" Jeanne Santorella "

<jsantorella@...>

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10/04/2006 12:39 PM

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autism

To

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Subject

New to the group

Hello,

I’m looking for a doctor to chelate my 11

year old son and am having a problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area.

Does anyone know of a doctor that will do this? I’ve already

checked the DAN website and was unsuccessful there. Apparently, they

don’t update the list to take people off once they’ve stopped chelating

patients.

Any help is appreciated.

J

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October 5, 2006

Dr. Buckley comes to Cumming twice a month. She does TD-DMSA

and TD-DMPS.(probably EDTA as well, but I'm not sure) Her website

is www.pppvonline.com .

Jackie

>

> Dr. son-Lippitt, Marietta, and Dr. Guest,

McDonough.

> Also, Dr. Hicks, who comes to Alpharetta on a regular

schedule. Go

> to the AutismBioMedGA group and join. There is a list of

doctors

> and others in their files.

>

> " Jeanne Santorella " <jsantorella@...>

> Sent by: autism

> 10/04/2006 12:39 PM

> Please respond to

> autism

>

> To

> <autism >

> cc

>

> Subject

> New to the group

>

> Hello,

> I?m looking for a doctor to chelate my 11 year old son and am

having a

> problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area. Does anyone know of a

doctor

> that will do this? I?ve already checked the DAN website and was

> unsuccessful there. Apparently, they don?t update the list to

take people

> off once they?ve stopped chelating patients.

> Any help is appreciated.

> J

>

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October 7, 2006

Ok...stupid question...what is chelation? I'm still

learning all these new terms.

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 11:39:20 -0500

" Jeanne Santorella " <jsantorella@...> wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I’m looking for a doctor to chelate my 11 year old son

> and am having a

> problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area. Does anyone

> know of a doctor

> that will do this? I’ve already checked the DAN website

> and was

> unsuccessful there. Apparently, they don’t update the

> list to take people

> off once they’ve stopped chelating patients.

>

> Any help is appreciated.

>

> J

>

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October 7, 2006

Ok...stupid question...what is chelation? I'm still

learning all these new terms.

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 11:39:20 -0500

" Jeanne Santorella " <jsantorella@...> wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I’m looking for a doctor to chelate my 11 year old son

> and am having a

> problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area. Does anyone

> know of a doctor

> that will do this? I’ve already checked the DAN website

> and was

> unsuccessful there. Apparently, they don’t update the

> list to take people

> off once they’ve stopped chelating patients.

>

> Any help is appreciated.

>

> J

>

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October 7, 2006

:

No question is stupid! It's a long journey and it took us two years to finally

feel that we understood all of the therapies and biomedical interventions

available. Don't be afraid to ask, please.

Chelation is the removal of metals from your child's body by use of supplements

(there are several, and quite a debate about which is the best). We all take in

metals through our foods and other environmental input, but if our bodies work

right, we naturally chelate. Substances in our bodies attach to the metals and

then they are flushed through our urine, feces, hair, etc. Many autistic people

do not naturally chelate, and so the metals build up in their bodies and cause

damage. Thus, the whole controversy about vaccines and mercury - if autistic

people don't naturally get rid of mercury, and they are pumped full of toxic

doses of it over the first two years of their lives, they are damaged.

A great book about all of the biomedical interventions is " Children With

Starving Brains " by Dr. McAndless. You might have to read it two or

three times to grasp all of it, but it covers all of the dietary and biomedical

treatments currently being used in the field.

Re: New to the group

>

>Ok...stupid question...what is chelation? I'm still

>learning all these new terms.

>

>On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 11:39:20 -0500

> " Jeanne Santorella " <jsantorella@...> wrote:

>> Hello,

>>

>> I?m looking for a doctor to chelate my 11 year old son

>> and am having a

>> problem finding an MD in the Atlanta area. Does anyone

>> know of a doctor

>> that will do this? I?ve already checked the DAN website

>> and was

>> unsuccessful there. Apparently, they don?t update the

>> list to take people

>> off once they?ve stopped chelating patients.

>>

>> Any help is appreciated.

>>

>> J

>>

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>

October 7, 2006