What do you know, my son has a sense of humor!

[Guest guest]

I just wanted to share with you all for a minute.

My son seems to have developed a sense of humor recently and it is really

amazing to see. He likes to play stuck. He pretends to be stuck somewhere and

calls out " stuck, help me " until you come over. If you pretend to have a hard

time helping him, dramatic like he just eats it up. I was wondering tonight if

he would get it if I reversed rolls. I threw a towel over my head and called

out " help, I can't see " . He yells at me that he is coming (like I do with him)

and dramatically pulls the towel off my head. He acts like he is straining and

having a hard time. I had to laugh. He did that twice tonight. He also wanted

more chicken and led me into the kitchen. First to the pantry, then smiled and

took me to the fridge. Kindof a gotcha, it's really in the fridge look on his

face.

So cute and so new for him. We did just complete a really good round with

just ALA. I added his extra supplements and yeast supps to each dose. He seems

really different this time. More speech and more words together. More " there "

really

He is helping more as well with his sister. When we left the house this

morning I had to run back in and grab something. My daughter had taken off

towards the back of the house like usual and when I walked out to the car he was

dragging my daughter by the shirt back to the truck! We have an acre and live

out of town so it was safe for her to be out there. She doesn't go far, just

into the back yard.

I just had to share, I knew you can appreciate my yeah moment! Sometimes you

do have to look back to see where they have come. A year ago he wasn't saying

more than one word at a time. When a friend said he was saying " this is fun " we

were out of our minds happy. He talks all the time now. Not age appropriate

but from where he was I am thrilled. He is answering questions and asking them.

Most important, he is a happier kid.

Thanks to all of you, what I did with my son I learned from you. We started

enzymes, more supplementation and Andy's chelation protocol this year.

Forever indebted.

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[Guest guest]

Yeah!!!!

Keep chelating. You are going to see more and more of these.... :-)

>

> I just wanted to share with you all for a minute.

>

> My son seems to have developed a sense of humor recently and it

is really amazing to see. He likes to play stuck. He pretends to be

stuck somewhere and calls out " stuck, help me " until you come over.

If you pretend to have a hard time helping him, dramatic like he just

eats it up. I was wondering tonight if he would get it if I reversed

rolls. I threw a towel over my head and called out " help, I can't

see " . He yells at me that he is coming (like I do with him) and

dramatically pulls the towel off my head. He acts like he is

straining and having a hard time. I had to laugh. He did that twice

tonight. He also wanted more chicken and led me into the kitchen.

First to the pantry, then smiled and took me to the fridge. Kindof a

gotcha, it's really in the fridge look on his face.

>

> So cute and so new for him. We did just complete a really good

round with just ALA. I added his extra supplements and yeast supps

to each dose. He seems really different this time. More speech and

more words together. More " there " really

>

> He is helping more as well with his sister. When we left the

house this morning I had to run back in and grab something. My

daughter had taken off towards the back of the house like usual and

when I walked out to the car he was dragging my daughter by the shirt

back to the truck! We have an acre and live out of town so it was

safe for her to be out there. She doesn't go far, just into the back

yard.

>

> I just had to share, I knew you can appreciate my yeah moment!

Sometimes you do have to look back to see where they have come. A

year ago he wasn't saying more than one word at a time. When a

friend said he was saying " this is fun " we were out of our minds

happy. He talks all the time now. Not age appropriate but from

where he was I am thrilled. He is answering questions and asking

them. Most important, he is a happier kid.

>

> Thanks to all of you, what I did with my son I learned from you.

We started enzymes, more supplementation and Andy's chelation

protocol this year.

> Forever indebted.

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Congratulations!! Every moment, every WOW, big or small, gives everyone hope, no

matter at what point they are at, or what age.

mlb228@... wrote:

That's really beautiful! I am sooo happy for you! You are really on a roll! I

just love reading the precious moments.......

B

What do you know, my son has a sense of humor!

I just wanted to share with you all for a minute.

My son seems to have developed a sense of humor recently and it is really

amazing to see. He likes to play stuck. He pretends to be stuck somewhere and

calls out " stuck, help me " until you come over. If you pretend to have a hard

time helping him, dramatic like he just eats it up. I was wondering tonight if

he would get it if I reversed rolls. I threw a towel over my head and called

out " help, I can't see " . He yells at me that he is coming (like I do with him)

and dramatically pulls the towel off my head. He acts like he is straining and

having a hard time. I had to laugh. He did that twice tonight. He also wanted

more chicken and led me into the kitchen. First to the pantry, then smiled and

took me to the fridge. Kindof a gotcha, it's really in the fridge look on his

face.

So cute and so new for him. We did just complete a really good round with

just ALA. I added his extra supplements and yeast supps to each dose. He seems

really different this time. More speech and more words together. More " there "

really

He is helping more as well with his sister. When we left the house this

morning I had to run back in and grab something. My daughter had taken off

towards the back of the house like usual and when I walked out to the car he was

dragging my daughter by the shirt back to the truck! We have an acre and live

out of town so it was safe for her to be out there. She doesn't go far, just

into the back yard.

I just had to share, I knew you can appreciate my yeah moment! Sometimes

you do have to look back to see where they have come. A year ago he wasn't

saying more than one word at a time. When a friend said he was saying " this is

fun " we were out of our minds happy. He talks all the time now. Not age

appropriate but from where he was I am thrilled. He is answering questions and

asking them. Most important, he is a happier kid.

Thanks to all of you, what I did with my son I learned from you. We started

enzymes, more supplementation and Andy's chelation protocol this year.

Forever indebted.

---------------------------------

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big.

[Guest guest]

That is so Wonderful. Congratulations, such a sweet sound, their voice,

especially when you've been waiting so long to hear it. The empathy/care he

expresses in bringing his sister back to where she needs to be, so awesome. May

the blessings keep on coming. Some advice, save your own e-mail, you might need

to remind yourself of this day 4 years from now when he won't shut up and you

and your husband can't carry on a single conversation without his interrupting.

What do you know, my son has a sense of humor!

I just wanted to share with you all for a minute.

My son seems to have developed a sense of humor recently and it is really

amazing to see. He likes to play stuck. He pretends to be stuck somewhere and

calls out " stuck, help me " until you come over. If you pretend to have a hard

time helping him, dramatic like he just eats it up. I was wondering tonight if

he would get it if I reversed rolls. I threw a towel over my head and called

out " help, I can't see " . He yells at me that he is coming (like I do with him)

and dramatically pulls the towel off my head. He acts like he is straining and

having a hard time. I had to laugh. He did that twice tonight. He also wanted

more chicken and led me into the kitchen. First to the pantry, then smiled and

took me to the fridge. Kindof a gotcha, it's really in the fridge look on his

face.

So cute and so new for him. We did just complete a really good round with

just ALA. I added his extra supplements and yeast supps to each dose. He seems

really different this time. More speech and more words together. More " there "

really

He is helping more as well with his sister. When we left the house this

morning I had to run back in and grab something. My daughter had taken off

towards the back of the house like usual and when I walked out to the car he was

dragging my daughter by the shirt back to the truck! We have an acre and live

out of town so it was safe for her to be out there. She doesn't go far, just

into the back yard.

I just had to share, I knew you can appreciate my yeah moment! Sometimes

you do have to look back to see where they have come. A year ago he wasn't

saying more than one word at a time. When a friend said he was saying " this is

fun " we were out of our minds happy. He talks all the time now. Not age

appropriate but from where he was I am thrilled. He is answering questions and

asking them. Most important, he is a happier kid.

Thanks to all of you, what I did with my son I learned from you. We started

enzymes, more supplementation and Andy's chelation protocol this year.

Forever indebted.

---------------------------------

New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save

big.