RE: Sara/was:/was: I was not induced. (pg rating)

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Actually what happens here is that on Thursday mornings, my granddaughter, 5.0,

likes to open the messages and read me the posts as I am cleaning my office.

Imagine my surprise.

In the interest of fairness, I did re read the posts, and you are correct, the

first post from might arguably be appropriate. But the following posts,

discussing what would warm what, was pure titillation, maybe for your benefit,

but had nothing to do with Autism or mercury poisoning and they were/have always

been considered inappropriate for this list.

Is that your interest here? You have a young boy with ASD?

Please be considerate and keep discussions of sexual issues confined to the

appropriate boards. This is not it.

Re: [ ] I was not induced...

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> >>Just correcting one little fact:

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> >> Littleton wrote:

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> >>>and also was prescribed for good erections (moves the smooth muscles of

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> >the

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> >>>penis).

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> >>There are no muscles of any kind in the penis. Erections are about blood

> >>flow, and the temporary narrowing of the vessels at the base of the

> >>penis to keep the blood trapped there for a certain amount of time. It's

> >>strictly 'hydraulic', there are no muscles involved. Exercise of the

> >>PC-muscles can increase the potential for erections, but it's an

> >>indirect process.

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> >>Regards,

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> >> de Vries

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[Guest guest]

For different reasons, I agree with . I have problems taking certain

images out of my mind....

, not appropriate. Too personal.

I personally don't even care if this discussion belongs to this list or not. But

I do care about the fact that I read about 's erections. I really don't care

for that.

Valentina

> Actually what happens here is that on Thursday mornings, my granddaughter,

5.0, likes to open the messages and read me the posts as I am cleaning my

office. Imagine my surprise.

>

> In the interest of fairness, I did re read the posts, and you are correct, the

first post from might arguably be appropriate. But the following posts,

discussing what would warm what, was pure titillation, maybe for your benefit,

but had nothing to do with Autism or mercury poisoning and they were/have always

been considered inappropriate for this list.

>

> Is that your interest here? You have a young boy with ASD?

>

> Please be considerate and keep discussions of sexual issues confined to the

appropriate boards. This is not it.

>

[Guest guest]

Based on that thinking, should we stop talking about poo also?

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Subject: Re: [ ]Sara/was:/was: I was not induced. (pg

rating)

For different reasons, I agree with . I have problems taking certain

images out of my mind....

, not appropriate. Too personal.

I personally don't even care if this discussion belongs to this list or not.

But I do care about the fact that I read about 's erections. I really

don't care for that.

Valentina

> Actually what happens here is that on Thursday mornings, my granddaughter,

5.0, likes to open the messages and read me the posts as I am cleaning my

office. Imagine my surprise.

>

> In the interest of fairness, I did re read the posts, and you are correct,

the first post from might arguably be appropriate. But the following

posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure titillation, maybe for your

benefit, but had nothing to do with Autism or mercury poisoning and they

were/have always been considered inappropriate for this list.

>

> Is that your interest here? You have a young boy with ASD?

>

> Please be considerate and keep discussions of sexual issues confined to

the appropriate boards. This is not it.

>

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[Guest guest]

But the following posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure

titillation, maybe for your benefit, but had nothing to do with Autism

or mercury poisoning

FWIW, I didn't read it that way at all. To me it seemed like a fairly

technical physiology discussion.

Nell

[Guest guest]

No, she searches for and likes the ones about poo :-) Thats appropriate humor

for a just turned 5!

Re: [ ]Sara/was:/was: I was not induced. (pg

rating)

For different reasons, I agree with . I have problems taking certain

images out of my mind....

, not appropriate. Too personal.

I personally don't even care if this discussion belongs to this list or not.

But I do care about the fact that I read about 's erections. I really

don't care for that.

Valentina

> Actually what happens here is that on Thursday mornings, my granddaughter,

5.0, likes to open the messages and read me the posts as I am cleaning my

office. Imagine my surprise.

>

> In the interest of fairness, I did re read the posts, and you are correct,

the first post from might arguably be appropriate. But the following

posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure titillation, maybe for your

benefit, but had nothing to do with Autism or mercury poisoning and they

were/have always been considered inappropriate for this list.

>

> Is that your interest here? You have a young boy with ASD?

>

> Please be considerate and keep discussions of sexual issues confined to

the appropriate boards. This is not it.

>

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[Guest guest]

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Cochran wrote:

>But the following posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure titillation,

maybe for your benefit,

>

They most certainly were not. As Nell has pointed out too, it was a

factual, technical discussion. I resent your implication that they were

anything else.

Also, as you rightly point out that this is a list primarily aimed at

*parents* of children with autism, that certainly disqualifies a five

year old from being the intended audience of anything posted to this list.

Regards,

de Vries

[Guest guest]

I'd also like to add that I am extremely grateful that adults do stay

on our list. I often wonder what benefit they might gain other than

knowing that they've tried to help others.

One of the best things about autism treatment is that, for the most

part, we are fairly unmoderated. We cover a lot more than

chelation/autism/mercury poisoning and that is to everyone's benefit.

Sometimes what we choose to write might be offensive to some. The

recent circumcision thread would be an example. However, IMO, if a

post is possibly helpful to even one of the thousands on our list but

offends many more, so be it. We can all hit the delete button. When

I post answers, I ask myself, " Could this benefit anyone out there? "

If the answer is yes, then I post. I'd hate to think that some people

would also ask themselves, " Could this possibly offend anyone who

might read it? " and then hit delete instead, because if we all did

that, we wouldn't accomplish much here.

There is a big difference between offensive and dangerous. Dangerous

posts need moderating. Offensive posts, for the most part, probably

just need deleting by those who find them so.

Anita

>

> But the following posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure

> titillation, maybe for your benefit, but had nothing to do with

Autism

> or mercury poisoning

>

> FWIW, I didn't read it that way at all. To me it seemed like a fairly

> technical physiology discussion.

>

> Nell

>

[Guest guest]

Funny enough about this thread, I have to point out that Bio Ray only

carries 8 products

1. ndf (chelator)

2. ndf+ (chelator)

3. red rooster (reproductive system tonic)

4. lady passion (reproductive system tonic)

5. loving energy (reproductive system tonic)

6. silver and clove (anti-parasitic)

7. mouth magic (alkalizer)

8. liver life (liver formula)

According to dr. ray this is what you need to detox mercury, along with

alkalizers to keep the pH up, and the eat right diet. Now, we have to see

that there is some correlation there between detox and the reproductive

system. Let’s keep in mind that the formulas that stimulate <censored> also

stimulate the peristaltic motion of the bowels. BTW, the descriptions he

used (warm the <censored>) are directly from dr. ray’s packaging, not his

own doing. The point is, he wasn’t trying to titillate, he was trying to

educate.

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[Guest guest]

I adore Nell and respect her opinion more than I can say, but, if you think you

are right, why are you pulling someone else's opinion in? I didn't do that.

I respect your right to have an opinion...... you should too and realize it is

strong enough to stand on its own.

I won't discuss or argue the point further, do what you have to, and so will I.

Re: [ ]Sara/was:/was: I was not induced. (pg rating)

,

Cochran wrote:

>But the following posts, discussing what would warm what, was pure

titillation, maybe for your benefit,

>

They most certainly were not. As Nell has pointed out too, it was a

factual, technical discussion. I resent your implication that they were

anything else.

Also, as you rightly point out that this is a list primarily aimed at

*parents* of children with autism, that certainly disqualifies a five

year old from being the intended audience of anything posted to this list.

Regards,

de Vries

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[Guest guest]

Very well said, Anita! As the mother of a five year old little boy

who also happens to be nonverbal with an ASD diagnosis, I can fully

appreciate the openness of this conversation. If you don't want to

be offended, please don't read any further!! My son will hump,

masturbate, or whatever else you want to call it. He often does have

an erection for hours, and can even urinate with an erection. I have

always been puzzled as to why. Thank goodness for the little bit of

insight from 's experience as a child! BTW, what else are we

supposed to call a penis? That is it's name. I didn't find the

topic/thread/posts offensive in the least. And we all have the

ability to delete these posts. I for one, am very grateful to have

read them. Thank you !

, mom to Drake

> >

> > But the following posts, discussing what would warm what, was

pure

> > titillation, maybe for your benefit, but had nothing to do with

> Autism

> > or mercury poisoning

> >

> > FWIW, I didn't read it that way at all. To me it seemed like a

fairly

> > technical physiology discussion.

> >

> > Nell

> >

>