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January 5, 2007

Congratulations on the wedding Eileen, wondered where you had disappeared to, and well done with all the successes you are having with .

Vicky

xx

January 5, 2007

Congratulations Eileen and

Thanks for a great update on - see you soon?

Mandi x

January 5, 2007

Hi Eileen Best wishes to you and and lots of happiness too and hope J will continue to pogress for you Eva eileen_mclennan wrote: Hi e veryone,Not posted for a while - been out of circulation, had a brush with the Big C, operation on colon and uterus (yuk) absolutely fine now, went on 's private healthcare for a week, felt like I was having a holiday! I was!Only thing that was missing was the minibar. Anyway good news is and I got married on 22nd December, being gluttons

for punishment/nutters, we did it in secret and didn't tell anyone, our two therapists were our witnesses and my best friend our best woman, tell you, way to go. lined up his trains on the registrar's table, and they were so cool and lovely about it, then he did a runner from our wedding pictures. We have some though which I'll email you Mandi. Will send everything I promised to folks, starts his VB school part-time on Monday so fingers crossed. This Christmas was so different from last when he was in a major regression - a year has brought significant recovery - and with the wedding I began to think there might be life after autism (don't panic it was only for a minute). Seriously though and Me had got so immersed in Jay we had allowed no time for ourselves, when we got out for our posh lunch after the wedding, we realised doing more for us meant we were happy, so was Jay. So we are going

out - not at night - but scheduling for daytimes when Jay is at school, and joining the other OAP's at bingo and pub.Biomeds - still using the Zeolite, Jay still plagued by yeast, using Candex 3 a day, and some nystan, dark circles under his eyes, we think B12 injections main cause of yeasties but won't give them up because results of everything have been so good, he continues to do well, commenting on stuff now (loud voice in airport to handler "PUT MY THINGS BACK IN MY CASE NOW" Me: Sorry, he's autistic. Jay: No I am fed up! However sensory still a problem, I would not wish on anyone the scene we had in the hairdressers when he majorly freaked out despite huge amounts of gorgeous legal sweets. Also he's started chucking himself on the floor again a bit (I must admit I wanted to do the same in Debenhams sale and took him home). Toilet training nightmare has returned - I cannot rely on him asking me as much as he

used to and we are getting some accidents. I suspect this is metal dumping but can't prove it of course. A cool thing though, he is eavesdropping on our conversations ( to me: Where do you want to go for coffee? Jay: we're not going to Burger King, are we?) Jay's asking who what and where questions very fluently now, and we are getting one or two "how's" which is great. We would say results have been biomed based because they came pre therapy, and when we've added something that worked, Jay brings his own skills to therapy. Most of all, though we think the B12 and Zeolite were winners for us.On therapy side, Jay's rattling through the ablls now so we are bringing floortime into his VB therapy. His program is more comprehensive but I wish we'd done more of it before. The book is a winner - Children with Special Needs by Stanley Greenspan. It has a supportive chapter on biomed at the end unlike the VB books who

usually have nothing or a government health warning about how nothing works.Think of you all a lot, always praying for one or other of you when I get the chance, so glad we found this site, without the things we've done Jay would still be running up and down the front room all day. Fight on!Happy, Healing New Year to you all fromEileen, and xxxxDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

January 6, 2007

Congratulations, Eileen and thank you for all the news!

Margaret

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Not posted for a while - been out of circulation, had a brush with

> the Big C, operation on colon and uterus (yuk) absolutely fine now,

> went on 's private healthcare for a week, felt like I was

having

> a holiday!

> I was!

> Only thing that was missing was the minibar.

>

> Anyway good news is and I got married on 22nd December, being

> gluttons for punishment/nutters, we did it in secret and didn't

tell

> anyone, our two therapists were our witnesses and my best friend

our

> best woman, tell you, way to go. lined up his trains

on

> the registrar's table, and they were so cool and lovely about it,

> then he did a runner from our wedding pictures. We have some though

> which I'll email you Mandi. Will send everything I promised to

> folks, starts his VB school part-time on Monday so fingers

> crossed.

>

> This Christmas was so different from last when he was in a major

> regression - a year has brought significant recovery - and with the

> wedding I began to think there might be life after autism (don't

> panic it was only for a minute). Seriously though and Me had

> got so immersed in Jay we had allowed no time for ourselves, when

we

> got out for our posh lunch after the wedding, we realised doing

more

> for us meant we were happy, so was Jay. So we are going out - not

at

> night - but scheduling for daytimes when Jay is at school, and

> joining the other OAP's at bingo and pub.

>

> Biomeds - still using the Zeolite, Jay still plagued by yeast,

using

> Candex 3 a day, and some nystan, dark circles under his eyes, we

> think B12 injections main cause of yeasties but won't give them up

> because results of everything have been so good, he continues to do

> well, commenting on stuff now (loud voice in airport to

handler " PUT

> MY THINGS BACK IN MY CASE NOW " Me: Sorry, he's autistic. Jay: No I

am

> fed up! However sensory still a problem, I would not wish on anyone

> the scene we had in the hairdressers when he majorly freaked out

> despite huge amounts of gorgeous legal sweets. Also he's started

> chucking himself on the floor again a bit (I must admit I wanted to

> do the same in Debenhams sale and took him home). Toilet training

> nightmare has returned - I cannot rely on him asking me as much as

he

> used to and we are getting some accidents. I suspect this is metal

> dumping but can't prove it of course. A cool thing though, he is

> eavesdropping on our conversations ( to me: Where do you want

to

> go for coffee? Jay: we're not going to Burger King, are we?) Jay's

> asking who what and where questions very fluently now, and we are

> getting one or two " how's " which is great. We would say results

have

> been biomed based because they came pre therapy, and when we've

added

> something that worked, Jay brings his own skills to therapy. Most

of

> all, though we think the B12 and Zeolite were winners for us.

>

> On therapy side, Jay's rattling through the ablls now so we are

> bringing floortime into his VB therapy. His program is more

> comprehensive but I wish we'd done more of it before. The book is

a

> winner - Children with Special Needs by Stanley Greenspan. It has

a

> supportive chapter on biomed at the end unlike the VB books who

> usually have nothing or a government health warning about how

nothing

> works.

>

> Think of you all a lot, always praying for one or other of you when

I

> get the chance, so glad we found this site, without the things

we've

> done Jay would still be running up and down the front room all day.

> Fight on!

>

> Happy, Healing New Year to you all from

> Eileen, and xxxx

>

January 6, 2007

Eileen, how do you fancy talking to a journalist about how bio-med has

helped you? If that's OK give me your number and brief details (like

where you are) and I will try and rig one up

xx Sally (doing conference PR)

mcollins2001uk wrote:

Congratulations, Eileen and thank you for all the news!

Margaret

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Not posted for a while - been out of circulation, had a brush with

> the Big C, operation on colon and uterus (yuk) absolutely fine

now,

> went on 's private healthcare for a week, felt like I was

having

> a holiday!

> I was!

> Only thing that was missing was the minibar.

>

> Anyway good news is and I got married on 22nd December, being

> gluttons for punishment/nutters, we did it in secret and didn't

tell

> anyone, our two therapists were our witnesses and my best friend

our

> best woman, tell you, way to go. lined up his trains

on

> the registrar's table, and they were so cool and lovely about it,

> then he did a runner from our wedding pictures. We have some

though

> which I'll email you Mandi. Will send everything I promised to

> folks, starts his VB school part-time on Monday so fingers

> crossed.

>

> This Christmas was so different from last when he was in a major

> regression - a year has brought significant recovery - and with

the

> wedding I began to think there might be life after autism (don't

> panic it was only for a minute). Seriously though and Me had

> got so immersed in Jay we had allowed no time for ourselves, when

we

> got out for our posh lunch after the wedding, we realised doing

more

> for us meant we were happy, so was Jay. So we are going out - not

at

> night - but scheduling for daytimes when Jay is at school, and

> joining the other OAP's at bingo and pub.

>

> Biomeds - still using the Zeolite, Jay still plagued by yeast,

using

> Candex 3 a day, and some nystan, dark circles under his eyes, we

> think B12 injections main cause of yeasties but won't give them up

> because results of everything have been so good, he continues to

do

> well, commenting on stuff now (loud voice in airport to

handler "PUT

> MY THINGS BACK IN MY CASE NOW" Me: Sorry, he's autistic. Jay: No I

am

> fed up! However sensory still a problem, I would not wish on

anyone

> the scene we had in the hairdressers when he majorly freaked out

> despite huge amounts of gorgeous legal sweets. Also he's started

> chucking himself on the floor again a bit (I must admit I wanted

to

> do the same in Debenhams sale and took him home). Toilet training

> nightmare has returned - I cannot rely on him asking me as much as

he

> used to and we are getting some accidents. I suspect this is metal

> dumping but can't prove it of course. A cool thing though, he is

> eavesdropping on our conversations ( to me: Where do you want

to

> go for coffee? Jay: we're not going to Burger King, are we?) Jay's

> asking who what and where questions very fluently now, and we are

> getting one or two "how's" which is great. We would say results

have

> been biomed based because they came pre therapy, and when we've

added

> something that worked, Jay brings his own skills to therapy. Most

of

> all, though we think the B12 and Zeolite were winners for us.

>

> On therapy side, Jay's rattling through the ablls now so we are

> bringing floortime into his VB therapy. His program is more

> comprehensive but I wish we'd done more of it before. The book is

a

> winner - Children with Special Needs by Stanley Greenspan. It has

a

> supportive chapter on biomed at the end unlike the VB books who

> usually have nothing or a government health warning about how

nothing

> works.

>

> Think of you all a lot, always praying for one or other of you

when

I

> get the chance, so glad we found this site, without the things

we've

> done Jay would still be running up and down the front room all

day.

> Fight on!

>

> Happy, Healing New Year to you all from

> Eileen, and xxxx

>

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January 6, 2007

Congratulations Eileen and ! I'm so glad to hear your health

issues have resolved Eileen, what a scarey time for all of you. Very

best wishes for a bright, positive 2007.

Sharon

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Not posted for a while - been out of circulation, had a brush with

> the Big C, operation on colon and uterus (yuk) absolutely fine now,

> went on 's private healthcare for a week, felt like I was

having

> a holiday!

> I was!

> Only thing that was missing was the minibar.

>

> Anyway good news is and I got married on 22nd December, being

> gluttons for punishment/nutters, we did it in secret and didn't

tell

> anyone, our two therapists were our witnesses and my best friend

our

> best woman, tell you, way to go. lined up his trains

on

> the registrar's table, and they were so cool and lovely about it,

> then he did a runner from our wedding pictures. We have some though

> which I'll email you Mandi. Will send everything I promised to

> folks, starts his VB school part-time on Monday so fingers

> crossed.

>

> This Christmas was so different from last when he was in a major

> regression - a year has brought significant recovery - and with the

> wedding I began to think there might be life after autism (don't

> panic it was only for a minute). Seriously though and Me had

> got so immersed in Jay we had allowed no time for ourselves, when

we

> got out for our posh lunch after the wedding, we realised doing

more

> for us meant we were happy, so was Jay. So we are going out - not

at

> night - but scheduling for daytimes when Jay is at school, and

> joining the other OAP's at bingo and pub.

>

> Biomeds - still using the Zeolite, Jay still plagued by yeast,

using

> Candex 3 a day, and some nystan, dark circles under his eyes, we

> think B12 injections main cause of yeasties but won't give them up

> because results of everything have been so good, he continues to do

> well, commenting on stuff now (loud voice in airport to

handler " PUT

> MY THINGS BACK IN MY CASE NOW " Me: Sorry, he's autistic. Jay: No I

am

> fed up! However sensory still a problem, I would not wish on anyone

> the scene we had in the hairdressers when he majorly freaked out

> despite huge amounts of gorgeous legal sweets. Also he's started

> chucking himself on the floor again a bit (I must admit I wanted to

> do the same in Debenhams sale and took him home). Toilet training

> nightmare has returned - I cannot rely on him asking me as much as

he

> used to and we are getting some accidents. I suspect this is metal

> dumping but can't prove it of course. A cool thing though, he is

> eavesdropping on our conversations ( to me: Where do you want

to

> go for coffee? Jay: we're not going to Burger King, are we?) Jay's

> asking who what and where questions very fluently now, and we are

> getting one or two " how's " which is great. We would say results

have

> been biomed based because they came pre therapy, and when we've

added

> something that worked, Jay brings his own skills to therapy. Most

of

> all, though we think the B12 and Zeolite were winners for us.

>

> On therapy side, Jay's rattling through the ablls now so we are

> bringing floortime into his VB therapy. His program is more

> comprehensive but I wish we'd done more of it before. The book is

a

> winner - Children with Special Needs by Stanley Greenspan. It has

a

> supportive chapter on biomed at the end unlike the VB books who

> usually have nothing or a government health warning about how

nothing

> works.

>

> Think of you all a lot, always praying for one or other of you when

I

> get the chance, so glad we found this site, without the things

we've

> done Jay would still be running up and down the front room all day.

> Fight on!

>

> Happy, Healing New Year to you all from

> Eileen, and xxxx

>

January 6, 2007

Hugs and congratulations to all the 3 of you

>

> Congratulations Eileen and

>

> Thanks for a great update on - see you soon?

>

> Mandi x

>

January 6, 2007

No sweat - based Guildford Surrey - email me on

Eileen_McLennan@... and I'll give you my number

All the best, Eileen x

January 6, 2007

> Hi everyone,

>

> Not posted for a while - been out of circulation, had a brush with

> the Big C, operation on colon and uterus (yuk) absolutely fine now,

> went on 's private healthcare for a week, felt like I was having

> a holiday!

> I was!

> Only thing that was missing was the minibar.

>

> Anyway good news is and I got married on 22nd December, being

> gluttons for punishment/nutters, we did it in secret and didn't tell

> anyone, our two therapists were our witnesses and my best friend our

> best woman, tell you, way to go. lined up his trains on

> the registrar's table, and they were so cool and lovely about it,

> then he did a runner from our wedding pictures. We have some though

> which I'll email you Mandi. Will send everything I promised to

> folks, starts his VB school part-time on Monday so fingers

> crossed.

>

> This Christmas was so different from last when he was in a major

> regression - a year has brought significant recovery - and with the

> wedding I began to think there might be life after autism (don't

> panic it was only for a minute). Seriously though and Me had

> got so immersed in Jay we had allowed no time for ourselves, when we

> got out for our posh lunch after the wedding, we realised doing more

> for us meant we were happy, so was Jay. So we are going out - not at

> night - but scheduling for daytimes when Jay is at school, and

> joining the other OAP's at bingo and pub.

>

> Biomeds - still using the Zeolite, Jay still plagued by yeast, using

> Candex 3 a day, and some nystan, dark circles under his eyes, we

> think B12 injections main cause of yeasties but won't give them up

> because results of everything have been so good, he continues to do

> well, commenting on stuff now (loud voice in airport to handler " PUT

> MY THINGS BACK IN MY CASE NOW " Me: Sorry, he's autistic. Jay: No I am

> fed up! However sensory still a problem, I would not wish on anyone

> the scene we had in the hairdressers when he majorly freaked out

> despite huge amounts of gorgeous legal sweets. Also he's started

> chucking himself on the floor again a bit (I must admit I wanted to

> do the same in Debenhams sale and took him home). Toilet training

> nightmare has returned - I cannot rely on him asking me as much as he

> used to and we are getting some accidents. I suspect this is metal

> dumping but can't prove it of course. A cool thing though, he is

> eavesdropping on our conversations ( to me: Where do you want to

> go for coffee? Jay: we're not going to Burger King, are we?) Jay's

> asking who what and where questions very fluently now, and we are

> getting one or two " how's " which is great. We would say results have

> been biomed based because they came pre therapy, and when we've added

> something that worked, Jay brings his own skills to therapy. Most of

> all, though we think the B12 and Zeolite were winners for us.

>

> On therapy side, Jay's rattling through the ablls now so we are

> bringing floortime into his VB therapy. His program is more

> comprehensive but I wish we'd done more of it before. The book is a

> winner - Children with Special Needs by Stanley Greenspan. It has a

> supportive chapter on biomed at the end unlike the VB books who

> usually have nothing or a government health warning about how nothing

> works.

>

> Think of you all a lot, always praying for one or other of you when I

> get the chance, so glad we found this site, without the things we've

> done Jay would still be running up and down the front room all day.

> Fight on!

>

> Happy, Healing New Year to you all from

> Eileen, and xxxx

>

Hi Eileen,

Congratulations an glad all went well. Said a prayer for you all.

Looking forward to meeting up with you and the GM course team. See you

next month.

Dawn x

January 8, 2007

Dear Eileen,

Keep meaning to say ….

BIG CONGRATULATIONS! Both on the wedding

and the success with . Well done for managing to be a happy family and

help – that takes a lot!

Sara x

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Off topic (just got married)long