Re: Heb B and BCG....is their mercury/other he...

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Sorry Mandi, someone else...head shot! It was the mercury we had in

common...thermonitor broke in treatment room I worked in when

pregnant...that was the link through mercury in jobs.

Amazing what you have done...meant to but brainchild when offer on,

but I think its over now! HANDLE sounds like it has woked really

well...will have to look at what it is one day! That's fab your boy

is doing so well in GCSE's.....all that hard work you did is to

credit.

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> In a message dated 07/10/2008 09:36:05 GMT Daylight Time,

> ru345mins@... writes:

>

> Mandi, I had two HebB. Do you think and considering both our boys

had

> same regression after MMR that OUR mercury levels effected our

boys? Is

> their such a thing?

>

>

>

> >>Sam didn't have the MMR, lord knows where we would be if he had,

doesn't

> bear thinking about.

>

> Absolutely the maternal Hg load is key to setting up the camels

back IMHO. I

> was a dental nurse for 10 years, spent my lunch hours polishing up

those

> amalgams so there were lovely and shiney, breathing in the vapours.

5 yearly

> Tetanus, annual Flu vacs, I was the medical practice manager, I did

it willingly

> coz I trusted the docs I worked for.

>

> The reason I had the 2 full courses of Hep B was because the senior

partner

> preferred me to assist in minor ops (he didn;t like the practice

nurse) and I

> didn't sero convert after first course.

>

> I had a filling removed and replaced in first trimester with Sam

not the

> other two. I ate tuna all the way through and while breast

feeding..............

>

> Natures way of detoxing the female body is to dump it into the

> foetus..........my older boys are NT but have had developmental

issues but despite this

> they perform exceptionally well academically and socially. I think

we could

> have lost the middle one to ASD at around 18/12, losing eye

contact, chronic

> glue ear,speaking in a rare russian dialect, he stopped drinking

milk overnight

> and voila he came back at 19/20 months. His dyspraxia and hearing

problems

> have resolved conpletely with brushing for retained primitive

reflexes and TLP

> and Johannsen Sound Therapy. 6 months after starting brushing

therapy he was

> classifed as gifted and talented in PE (Already was G & T in maths

and science)

>

> The oldest still has issues with APD, no dominant ear and reflexes

reappear

> as fast as we deal with them. I am doing home made HANDLE with him

now and

> Brainbuilder. He breezed his SATs and is predicted A grades for all

his GCSE's.

> But I can't help thinking what hard work it must be for him with

the

> developmental issues he has, which is why I keep going with him.

>

> Sorry to witter, in a nutshell I think the kids who dived after MMR

were

> already set up by the Hg in the previous vaccs and or

maternal/other

> environmental toxicity.

>

> Guilt is a useless time consuming emotion, leave the what-ifs

behind and

> focus on the future

>

> Mandi x

>