RE: The many doctors - Recovery Histories

August 23, 2010

don't give up. there is ALWAYS new stuff coming out that is helping kids, if you post what you have tried, what your childs symptoms are many minds may see things that could perhaps be your break through with kids that may be similar that have seen results with this or that.....also what testing have you done

Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories

Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004.> >> > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!!> > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________>

August 23, 2010

There are some good books for encouragement ; hope for the autism spectrum by sally kirk,And Let me hear your voice by catherine Excellent booksSubject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery HistoriesTo: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM

Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004.

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> > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a

> > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be

> > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to

> > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and

> > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high

> > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system

> > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live

> > with!!!!

> >

> > ________________________________

>

August 23, 2010

" Finding God in Autism " did wonders for my healing..... There are some good books for encouragement ; hope for the autism spectrum by sally kirk, And Let me hear your voice by catherine Excellent books Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

I will have to look into that one. I have alot of questions for God. Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > >

is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

I PROMISE YOU.....this one will bring you peace. My husband struggled tremendously with the " whys " until he read this 40 day devotional.... now he doesn't ask " why " but " what " now do you want me to do with my life God....show me what you want out of this struggle/cross.... I will have to look into that one. I have alot of questions for God. Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

Hi can you please email me privately . what did you do I need some hope my son is only midly autistic and he is 3 we have bee doing biomedically for 10 months, saw some improvements.thanksSubject: Re: Re: The many doctors - Recovery HistoriesTo: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 2:01 PM

my son was VERY severaly effected and is recovered. he lost his dx in 2007 and born in 2001

Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories

Yes it is possible but of the kids I know who recovered, it was before age 6 and the children were not severe. Also the kids I've seen who improve usually respond to the gfcf diet and MB12. Many of my friends have been doing biomed and therapy for many years and at 7 and 8 we are still hoping our children will one day speak in complete sentences (or just speak in many cases) or function socially. >> I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > with!!!!> > > > > > ________________________________

August 23, 2010

ok thanks I will order it today from Amazon.who is the author? Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for

still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be

> > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

Kathy Medina. ok thanks I will order it today from Amazon.who is the author? Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

thank you Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be > > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise

and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

My husband has been following "The Secret" and the Law of Attraction. It is sorta quantum physical stuff. Anyway, you are supposed to put positive thoughts out to the universe. (Completely hard, I know)So, for instance instead of saying "why isn't my child getting better? why is my child so sick?" you would ask yourself positive questions or make positive observations. Now, coming up with them can be difficult. !!!! He's way better at it than I am. Perhaps you could say "wow, it is amazing these biomedical treatments are healing my child from the inside, out" or "I am healing my child and she will thank me soon." Anyway, I know it's hard to take that all in.I had two miscarriages after these two "healthy" pregnancies... I didn't understand the why... After the second one, I

demanded blood work and found out I have the MTHFR mutation, which I would have never learned if I hadn't had the two losses. But not only that, if I hadn't learned that when I did, I would probably be seeking anti-psychotic mainstream meds for my kids rather than healing their bodies. Now I feel like my lost pregnancies were for a reason, to help me find a way to heal my two here.So I have to remind myself positive thoughts daily, "My children are getting well" instead of "why are my children sick?" --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 11:04:50 AMSubject: Re: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories

I PROMISE YOU.....this one will bring you peace. My husband struggled tremendously with the "whys" until he read this 40 day devotional.... now he doesn't ask "why" but "what" now do you want me to do with my life God....show me what you want out of this struggle/cross.... I will have to look into that one. I have alot of questions for God. Subject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories To: mb12 valtrex Received: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 10:04 PM Thanks for

still being here to support the rest of us. We need to hear from parents like you. My son was born in 2002 and still has no functional language. We started treating him biomedically in 2004. > > > > I think the best, most realistic approach to take it to know that recovery is a > > real possibility but just like any other chronic condition it will have to be

> > monitored and there will be times throughout life when extra care will have to > > be given and of course, a healthy lifestyle style that includes excercise and > > healthful eating and sleeping habits. During times of low immunity and high > > stree, supplementation and dietary intervention may be required until the system > > is able to stablize itself. I think that's something we could definitely live > > with!!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ >

August 23, 2010

That's beautifully put Toni... I have a small sign hanging above my kitchen sink that says, "Expect a miracle." And I do! Every day we're getting closer to uncovering the real issues at hand and every day brings a new hint, we just have to be open to them.Our midwife says that unplanned babies pick the families they join. We always figured our youngest picked us for the excellent big sister she would receive but now we figure it's for the crazy (or tenacious?) mother she got... Being her mother has taught me more about my body in her 3 years of life than I've learned in my other 34. What a blessing.- KatiMy husband has been following "The Secret" and the Law of Attraction. It is sorta quantum physical stuff. Anyway, you are supposed to put positive thoughts out to the universe. (Completely hard, I know)So, for instance instead of saying "why isn't my child getting better? why is mychild so sick?" you would ask yourself positive questions or make positive observations. Now, coming up with them can be difficult. !!!! He's way better at it than I am. Perhaps you could say "wow, it is amazing these biomedical treatments are healing my child from the inside, out" or "I am healing my child and she will thank me soon." Anyway, I know it's hard to take that all in.I had two miscarriages after these two "healthy" pregnancies... I didn't understand the why... After the second one, I demanded blood work and found out I have the MTHFR mutation, which I would have never learned if I hadn't had the two losses. But not only that, if I hadn't learned that when I did, I would probably be seeking anti-psychotic mainstream meds for my kids rather than healing their bodies. Now I feel like my lost pregnancies were for a reason, to help me find a way to heal my two here.So I have to remind myself positive thoughts daily, "My children are getting well" instead of "why are my children sick?"--- Toni

August 23, 2010

As odd as this sounds, it really does work. Just like the phrases:

believing makes it happen, have faith and patience, and all that

stuff. I relate this to the Bible, which says these phrases often.

Thinking positive somehow opens up your mind to new ideas and the

ability to make good decisions and to understand the flow of

things. Everyone has a story, or rather there own struggles in

life. This reminds me of the phrase: A calm sea never made a good

sea captain. All this navigating is teaching us lots of things and

making us better people. Having a positive attitude does attract

positive things.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

My husband has been following "The Secret" and the Law of

Attraction. It is

sorta quantum physical stuff. Anyway, you are supposed to put

positive thoughts

out to the universe. (Completely hard, I know)

So, for instance instead of saying "why isn't my child getting

better? why is my

child so sick?" you would ask yourself positive questions or make

positive

observations. Now, coming up with them can be difficult. !!!! He's

way better at

it than I am. Perhaps you could say "wow, it is amazing these

biomedical

treatments are healing my child from the inside, out" or "I am

healing my child

and she will thank me soon."

Anyway, I know it's hard to take that all in.

I had two miscarriages after these two "healthy" pregnancies.

... I didn't

understand the why... After the second one, I demanded blood work

and found out

I have the MTHFR mutation, which I would have never learned if I

hadn't had the

two losses. But not only that, if I hadn't learned that when I

did, I would

probably be seeking anti-psychotic mainstream meds for my kids

rather than

healing their bodies. Now I feel like my lost pregnancies were for

a reason, to

help me find a way to heal my two here.

So I have to remind myself positive thoughts daily, "My children

are getting

well" instead of "why are my children sick?"

--- Toni

August 24, 2010

My aunt is one of those hippy star-children types LOL, she's 70 now or so.She always said the unborn souls pick their families ;-)I feel blessed to have my daughter. She is my *clone* and I know everything my mom did right/wrong in raising me,and I *get* my daughter. (I am lucky she is verbal, for sure, but believe me we still struggle. Everything is literal here.)Anyway, I have felt that her baby brother was truly a special gift to help both of us. I believe his presence has helpedher communicate. I am not sure she would have been as "almost NT" as she is if it were not for him.{{{hugs}}} --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 9:17:55 PMSubject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories

That's beautifully put Toni... I have a small sign hanging above my kitchen sink that says, "Expect a miracle." And I do! Every day we're getting closer to uncovering the real issues at hand and every day brings a new hint, we just have to be open to them.Our midwife says that unplanned babies pick the families they join. We always figured our youngest picked us for the excellent big sister she would receive but now we figure it's for the crazy (or tenacious?) mother she got... Being her mother has taught me more about my body in her 3 years of life than I've learned in my other 34. What a blessing.- KatiMy husband has been following "The Secret" and the Law of Attraction. It is sorta quantum physical

stuff. Anyway, you are supposed to put positive thoughts out to the universe. (Completely hard, I know)So, for instance instead of saying "why isn't my child getting better? why is mychild so sick?" you would ask yourself positive questions or make positive observations. Now, coming up with them can be difficult. !!!! He's way better at it than I am. Perhaps you could say "wow, it is amazing these biomedical treatments are healing my child from the inside, out" or "I am healing my child and she will thank me soon." Anyway, I know it's hard to take that all in.I had two miscarriages after these two "healthy" pregnancies. .. I didn't understand the why... After the second one, I demanded blood work and found out I have the MTHFR mutation, which I would have never learned if I hadn't had the two losses. But not only that, if I hadn't learned that when I

did, I would probably be seeking anti-psychotic mainstream meds for my kids rather than healing their bodies. Now I feel like my lost pregnancies were for a reason, to help me find a way to heal my two here.So I have to remind myself positive thoughts daily, "My children are getting well" instead of "why are my children sick?"--- Toni

August 24, 2010

My husband says that your brain cannot NOT answer a question. So if you ask yourself positive questions, you can only think positively.For instance, my daughter was afraid to sleep last night, and he told her to ask herself "why am I so safe inside the house?" instead of "what happens if there is a fire/bad guy/bad dream/monster" etc.I am just sharing this... believe me I have felt annoyed by it sometimes too. Because this lecture above came after I just freaked out at my son for building a fire-trap on his new night light (which I had told him not to mess with multiple times.) So uh, my bad for making them upset before bed... thank goodness Mr Quantum Physical helped me out. LOLLove your sea captain reference. :-) --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 11:26:17 PMSubject: Re: The many doctors - Recovery Histories