: Re: Natural antivirals that work -- OLE recovery UPDATE...

[Guest guest]

Thanks for posting this . I read your antiviral protocol posts

with great interest. I've been reading posts from you and your wife

for quite some time on different groups and although I don't believe

having an autistic child automatically makes anyone an expert, I

would say that you and your wife are both expert in this area. If

you think that it is likely that you saved your daughter from

significant problems later in life, than that is very likely true.

In education, we see the " syndrome " all the time. The rich

get richer, etc. Delays at a young age rarely disappear on their

own, despite the " wait and see " attitude of many doctors.

I too will be using a natural antiviral protocol with my son. I

will post results here.

I'm very happy to hear more good news from your family. Thanks for

sharing.

Anita

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> OK, I do not know if this counts as a recovery, but I will throw

> this out there.

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> In December, we had our daughter tested by the county and she

tested

> 6 months delayed in many areas of speech and motor skills at 16

> months old. She had been showing signs of developmental problems

for

> about 6 months.

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> As many of you know, I had tried OLE on all of my kids around

> Christmas and had the healing regression (around 33 days) with two

> of them (the ones that were developmentally delayed). You can

> search the archives or go here for specifics.

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> http://www.danasview.net/virrec3.htm

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> My daughter and son both made incredible gains, and my daughter

was

> retested a few days ago.

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> For the first time ever, she tested age appropriate across the

> board, and no longer has any signs of any developmental problems.

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> Would this be considered a recovery? Did I keep her from the same

> fate as her brother? I may never know, but to make 8 months

> progress in two months time using the same standardized test while

> taking OLE is pretty compelling. Even the woman from the county

was

> shocked. Her husband is a pediatrician, and has made a habit of

> telling his wife that there is no proof that anything that we are

> doing works. Yeah, just ANOTHER coincidence I guess!

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