My Son

[Guest guest]

Tara, thyroid problems are very heriditary, and some children are born with

thyroid problems. You know this is something that I am unsure about on

young children, as far as normal lab values. What was it that caused them

to do these labs, was it behavior, or what type of symptoms? That would be

helpful to know.

My son

> I just found out that my 3 year old son's T4 levels are 11.75H (normal

according to them is 5.3 to 10.2). I don't know what's going on, because my

son is in temporary foster care until I get some stuff " worked " out.

>

> He's only 3 years old! I thought that kinda stuff didn't show up until

later in life. Anyone else in this situation?

>

> Tara

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Your situation sounds difficult, but it seems you are really fighting

for your son.

There is much that is not known about the causes of autism and studies

only reflect what little is known. Many people are finding that they

can recover their children with various treatments and diets. Recently

I read a mother's story about her 18 year old being recovered. It took

years, but he is so much better.

I would say to you to read and research various autism sites that talk

about diet, supplements, homeopathy, gastrointestinal issues, etc.

Don't give up because there is something that will improve his condition.

Get support and information from this Yahoo group and some others on

Yahoo:

EnzymesandAutism

GFCFKids

Trying_Low_Oxalates

TACA is another great site for information.

I've only been doing this a few months and every time I think I have

it somewhat figured out, I learn something new and have to make

adjustments to diet and supplements. It's very hard and it takes a lot

of time, effort, and faith, but I have seen improvements already and

that keeps us going.

I wish you the best.

>

> Hi. My son is almost 6 years old.  Is there still hope for my son

to  recover.  I have been told before that after the age of 4 years

most kids in the severe spectrum like my child do not recover.   I

have try very much to be there for my son 100%.  My husband donnot

support me with my son 100%.  It is very sad because he is a great

father, but as much as I have ask him to go to families support

meetings to educate ourselves to help our son more, he does not show

interest.  I can't work because I can't afford a baby sitter.  I have

two boys.  My husband is the only one who brings income at home.  I

think that if I had the opportunity to divorce him, I would, but it is

hard  when you have a child with special needs. I will never give up

on my child because God bless me for sending a beautiful boy who is

very unique and special on his own way.    

>

[Guest guest]

The Yahoo group autism-mercury knows the Cutler protocol well

and can advise you.

Pamela

From:

mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf

Of Araceli

Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 12:30 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: My son

Hi, were can I buy the cutler protocol?

[Guest guest]

The Yahoo group autism-mercury knows the Cutler protocol well

and can advise you.

Pamela

From:

mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf

Of Araceli

Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 12:30 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: My son

Hi, were can I buy the cutler protocol?

[Guest guest]

The Yahoo group autism-mercury knows the Cutler protocol well

and can advise you.

Pamela

From:

mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf

Of Araceli

Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 12:30 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: My son

Hi, were can I buy the cutler protocol?

[Guest guest]

Does anybody know of a good summer camp for kids with autism. Last summer Regional Center fund a summer camp in Glendale in a facility called "Learn to play," but I was not impress.