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You asked about soft signs as well. I just wrote an email to Garr and

from the

" Aware Show " a radio program that Suzanne Reyes from our group turned me on to.

Ethan, my son, will be appearing on the show next week and here was my

description of

his prior symptoms.

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Ethan is 4.8 years old. He was diagnosed with

Pervasive Development Delay (an autistic spectrum

disorder) at 20 months and Autism at 3 years old. He

did not talk, respond (not even to his name) or

socialize. He had sensory integration disfunction

(hypersensitive to touch, textures, etc) very little

eye contact, hypotonia (low muscle tone), he needed to

wear over the ankle orthodics to support his weak

ankles which would pronate towards the ground, his

right side was much weaker than his left (even one eye

open less than another eye), he could not be potty

trained (we had a behaviorist working on it) he had

vestibular challenges (balance and coordinate issues)

his skin was very white and dry, he had dark puffy

eyes, a distended belly, 21 IGG food sensitivities

(gut problems), metabolic and immune system

challenges, sensitivity to sound, a white fungal

coated tongue, motor planning issues, gross and fine

motor delay, he would visually perceverate on water,

glue, clocks, wheels, fans... bascially, anything that

moved.

Basically, his brain and central nervous system was

frozen for a couple of years until we learned the how

to recover him.

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> did anyone at the conference know what was happening with the

> testosterone levels are they normalizing going higher or lower with

> the valtrex? and stan do you think there are any soft signs for this

> issue like with virals the hypotonia etc.? just curious as my little

> guy has found himself in a big way and does seem to have lots of

> interest in exploring if you know what i mean. but he is a small

> skinny child with doll like features and i always thought high

> testosterone to be related to bigger manly type boys, please correct

> me if i am wrong. or my other thought is can low testosterone bring on

> the same intrest in private parts?

>

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