MRI

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We were scheduled to do an MRI for my daughter age 5 to basically tick it off

the list. However a friend of mine who is a lawyer said she is in litigation

about the contrast die they used as it has heavy metals. My daughter has heavy

metals we want to know is the MRI worth doing without the die??

Thks

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FYI, in some of the largest cities with children's hospitals there are MRI machines that do not require sedation because they take pictures so quickly. The child may be a little scared / nervous but there won't be any drugs. If we ever have to do another MRI that is my plan...- Kati

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What is NO?- Kirk-To: mb12 valtrex From: thefitzenreiterfamily@...Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2010 02:40:58 +0000Subject: Re: MRI

Hi, Rhonda (and everyone).

Withing 2 doses of Kirkman's SNT and CLO, school and grandpa said, "He is better." He hadn't spoken (complete silence) for a year until we added DMG. 1 dose and he called me "Mom." Adding MB12 got interaction back.

I'm not sure when he was able to use his hands again. It must have been slow.

His tutor was shocked after his MRI; "He used to be able to use the bathroom and wash his hands by himself." His teacher told me that she had to come up with more work for him because he learned everything so quickly. Not after.

He is about back to where he had been. He is walking and eating and learning again. About the only thing he is not doing is playing on the computer independently. He had taught himself to play Doom by looking over Daddy's shoulder. But, he does play games on the ipod.

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> > Pamela is right. Whatever you do, do not use NO. We brought my son back from catatonia (no joke) with biomed...