Re: Check out Cambridge Autism -Story of Hope

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Vicky,

Here there is nothing, not even if your going private. The closet private doctor

for bio med would be in Norway.

Now having said that, we have finally reached a point of cooperation whereby our

pediatrician will listen if we present her with testing from our US doctor but

we have to find the problem and suggest a treatment (and they have to be in

agreement with that, no long term abx). It is better then how it was in the

beginning but only because I've fought for the help and presented the evidence.

It is a very expensive way to go though.

I think our major plus here in the schooling but not until the child is 7 yrs

old, although I fought to get my son in one year only and thankfully they agreed

it was the best thing for him. Our son's school is really good (on board with

diet, allergies and enzymes) but there's nothing before that, only a very poorly

run early intensive program that they have created themselves.

I guess we are all fighting for our children where ever we are in the world but

I particularly feel that one has to look outside of Sweden because there is no

bio med help here.

I am very grateful to the person who recommended ABE to me a few years ago and

all of the wonderful people here, don't know where I'd be without it or MM.

x

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> > I have met this little man, he is a complete delight

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> > Mandi x

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