RE: Newly diagnosed 17 year old

March 17, 2004

with a seventeen year old they just get put on antipsychotics and

like and consigned to some nearby dustbin

u have to keep well way from anything that smacks of pyschiatry or

social servies.

biomed is mistaken thinking, what is most appropriate is for the

parents and 17 year old to spend time on this message baord but they

never seem to want to.

i can tell you seeing the teenage as on irc on the net you might as

well give up. they want to be on meds or pot and made attention of

that way and are all pro vaccine and deny mercury toxicity and any

discussion of supplements makes them extremely irritated.

> Dear Listmates,

>

> A friend of my mom's has a 17 year-old son who was just diagnosed

with autism. She is asking for resources. Since is only 7,

I wanted to ask people with older kids for resources they have found

helpful. So far, I have come up with this list:

> Dana's site as a good overview of the biomed issues

> Houston Enzymes

> Hair testing for metals

> Contact Regional Center for their resources

(school, jobs, social)

>

> If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

information sites, that would round things out and give her a place

to start. I KNOW I am leaving a lot of things out...I'm not even

thinking like a mom of a typical teenager yet!!!!

>

> Thanks in advance for your help

>

> , mom to and

>

March 17, 2004

Did he regress recently from a vaccine or other exposure or have issues for a

while and just get diagnosed? Depending upon the circumstances, I would suggest

" What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Childhood Vaccines " by Cave,

M.D., " Dancing in the Rain " by Anabel Stehli, " Pretending to Be Normal " by Liane

Halliday (I think that's her name), " There's a Boy in Here " by Judy and

Barron, " Thinking in Pictures " by Temple Grandi and " SonRise " by Barry Neil

Kaufmann for starters...

S

--- On Tue 03/16, Dan and < ml><body>

<tt>

Dear Listmates,

A friend of my mom's has a 17 year-old son who was just diagnosed with autism.

She is asking for resources. Since is only 7, I wanted to ask people

with older kids for resources they have found helpful. So far, I have come up

with this list:

Dana's site as a good overview of the biomed issues

Houston Enzymes

Hair testing for metals

Contact Regional Center for their resources (school, jobs,

social)

If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general information

sites, that would round things out and give her a place to start. I KNOW I am

leaving a lot of things out...I'm not even thinking like a mom of a typical

teenager yet!!!!

Thanks in advance for your help

, mom to and

March 17, 2004

> If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

information sites, that would round things out and give her a place to

start.

My adult page [depending on how " high functioning " he is]

http://www.danasview.net/adultinf.htm

Dana

March 17, 2004

> i can tell you seeing the teenage as on irc on the net you might as

> well give up. they want to be on meds or pot and made attention of

> that way and are all pro vaccine and deny mercury toxicity and any

> discussion of supplements makes them extremely irritated.

>

This about sums up why I left most of my AS forums.

Dana

March 17, 2004

>If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

information sites, that would round things out and give her a place to

start.

Have they contacted the local CARD center? I don't know if that is nationwide

or just in Florida. Just in case it is only here, try www.ucf-card.org . It

may lead you to local leads.

March 17, 2004

That is so incredibly sad. I won't parade my son around, but it's funny the

only people who convert to research approaches of intervention, like

enzymes, probiotics, investigating the problem, not how to cover it up, are

parents who have seen my son, both at age 2 when we were in the middle of

it, and now, when if I didn't tell you his diagnosis you'd never know. So

sad.

Re: Newly diagnosed 17 year old

>

> > i can tell you seeing the teenage as on irc on the net you might as

> > well give up. they want to be on meds or pot and made attention of

> > that way and are all pro vaccine and deny mercury toxicity and any

> > discussion of supplements makes them extremely irritated.

> >

>

> This about sums up why I left most of my AS forums.

>

> Dana

>

March 19, 2004

Thank you, everyone, for your replies. My gosh, I hadn't even thought it

might be a vaccine regression....His mom feels so guilty that she didn't

notice it before...I'll ask her when he started showing symptoms and if it

correlated with vaccine/environmental toxin exposure.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm learning to think in an entirely

different way.

, mom to and .

RE: [ ] Newly diagnosed 17 year old

>

> Did he regress recently from a vaccine or other exposure or have issues

for a while and just get diagnosed? Depending upon the circumstances, I

would suggest " What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Childhood Vaccines "

by Cave, M.D., " Dancing in the Rain " by Anabel Stehli, " Pretending

to Be Normal " by Liane Halliday (I think that's her name), " There's a Boy in

Here " by Judy and Barron, " Thinking in Pictures " by Temple Grandi and

" SonRise " by Barry Neil Kaufmann for starters...

> S

>

> --- On Tue 03/16, Dan and < ml><body>

>

> <tt>

> Dear Listmates,

>

> A friend of my mom's has a 17 year-old son who was just diagnosed with

autism. She is asking for resources. Since is only 7, I wanted to

ask people with older kids for resources they have found helpful. So far, I

have come up with this list:

> Dana's site as a good overview of the biomed issues

> Houston Enzymes

> Hair testing for metals

> Contact Regional Center for their resources (school, jobs, social)

>

> If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

information sites, that would round things out and give her a place to

start. I KNOW I am leaving a lot of things out...I'm not even thinking like

a mom of a typical teenager yet!!!!

>

> Thanks in advance for your help

>

> , mom to and

>

>

March 19, 2004

Like maybe the flu shot? Or even a new filling added or replaced? Or maybe

friends who play with mercury? (It's happening!)

Barb

RE: [ ] Newly diagnosed 17 year old

>

> >

> > Did he regress recently from a vaccine or other exposure or have issues

> for a while and just get diagnosed? Depending upon the circumstances, I

> would suggest " What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Childhood Vaccines "

> by Cave, M.D., " Dancing in the Rain " by Anabel Stehli,

" Pretending

> to Be Normal " by Liane Halliday (I think that's her name), " There's a Boy

in

> Here " by Judy and Barron, " Thinking in Pictures " by Temple Grandi and

> " SonRise " by Barry Neil Kaufmann for starters...

> > S

> >

> > --- On Tue 03/16, Dan and < ml><body>

> >

> > <tt>

> > Dear Listmates,

> >

> > A friend of my mom's has a 17 year-old son who was just diagnosed with

> autism. She is asking for resources. Since is only 7, I wanted to

> ask people with older kids for resources they have found helpful. So far,

I

> have come up with this list:

> > Dana's site as a good overview of the biomed issues

> > Houston Enzymes

> > Hair testing for metals

> > Contact Regional Center for their resources (school, jobs, social)

> >

> > If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

> information sites, that would round things out and give her a place to

> start. I KNOW I am leaving a lot of things out...I'm not even thinking

like

> a mom of a typical teenager yet!!!!

> >

> > Thanks in advance for your help

> >

> > , mom to and

> >

> >

March 24, 2004

> Dear Listmates,

>

> A friend of my mom's has a 17 year-old son who was just diagnosed

with autism. She is asking for resources. Since is only 7,

I wanted to ask people with older kids for resources they have found

helpful. So far, I have come up with this list:

> Dana's site as a good overview of the biomed issues

> Houston Enzymes

> Hair testing for metals

> Contact Regional Center for their resources

(school, jobs, social)

>

> If people have any information re: social/educational/job/general

information sites, that would round things out and give her a place

to start. I KNOW I am leaving a lot of things out...I'm not even

thinking like a mom of a typical teenager yet!!!

http://www.unlockingautism.org/whatnext.asp

(This page is their info for parents w/newly diagnosed kids--

they also have a parent to parent network and other resources).

http://www.danasview.net/

good wishes,

Moria

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