Re: How can I join the Children w/ Starving Brains listserv?

[Guest guest]

> I already have a copy of the book, so purchasing it from her

website

> to get invited to the list won't work for me. Can a person join

> without doing this?

>

>

> Heath(5)Aspergers, and Jill(3)

I'm not sure, but I think if you just go here

csb-autism-rx/

and try to subscribe, then you should get an email

from the moderator and you can tell her that you have

read the book. Give that a try?

good wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

From what I was told, and unless they've revised the rules, you have

to purchase the book from J McC's CSB website. The last time I

checked, you couldn't join the csb group if you'd bought the

book off Amazon, etc. You had to purchase the book directly from

her website in order to join the csb group.

This is just the information I have and it's from a few months ago.

I could now be incorrect and they could've changed the rules.

That's all I know.

> > I already have a copy of the book, so purchasing it from her

> website

> > to get invited to the list won't work for me. Can a person join

> > without doing this?

> >

> >

> > Heath(5)Aspergers, and Jill(3)

>

> I'm not sure, but I think if you just go here

> csb-autism-rx/

> and try to subscribe, then you should get an email

> from the moderator and you can tell her that you have

> read the book. Give that a try?

>

> good wishes,

> Moria

[Guest guest]

Well, you seem to be correct. Here's a quote from the home page of

that group: " More than 16,000 copies have been sold from many

sources; only purchasing a book from the site at this time will

admit you to the group. "

At this point, we're spending more than we're earning on treatment

(DAN visits, enzymes, special food for GFCF, supplements, OT, Social

Skills group, and the FULL library of books including CSB) that I

can not justify buying another copy just to get admitted to her

group. I would love to benefit from the information shared

there, but...well, this makes me sad.

> > > I already have a copy of the book, so purchasing it from her

> > website

> > > to get invited to the list won't work for me. Can a person

join

> > > without doing this?

> > >

> > >

> > > Heath(5)Aspergers, and Jill(3)

> >

> > I'm not sure, but I think if you just go here

> > csb-autism-rx/

> > and try to subscribe, then you should get an email

> > from the moderator and you can tell her that you have

> > read the book. Give that a try?

> >

> > good wishes,

> > Moria

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You could also join chelatingkids2 group which is for those who

have DAN doctors. They are quite supportive. Take care, Becky

> > > > I already have a copy of the book, so purchasing it from her

> > > website

> > > > to get invited to the list won't work for me. Can a person

> join

> > > > without doing this?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Heath(5)Aspergers, and Jill(3)

> > >

> > > I'm not sure, but I think if you just go here

> > > csb-autism-rx/

> > > and try to subscribe, then you should get an email

> > > from the moderator and you can tell her that you have

> > > read the book. Give that a try?

> > >

> > > good wishes,

> > > Moria

[Guest guest]

Yes, and McCandless posts there (to chelatingkids2) from time to time.

Lynn

> > > > > I already have a copy of the book, so purchasing it from her

> > > > website

> > > > > to get invited to the list won't work for me. Can a person

> > join

> > > > > without doing this?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Heath(5)Aspergers, and Jill(3)

> > > >

> > > > I'm not sure, but I think if you just go here

> > > > csb-autism-rx/

> > > > and try to subscribe, then you should get an email

> > > > from the moderator and you can tell her that you have

> > > > read the book. Give that a try?

> > > >

> > > > good wishes,

> > > > Moria