Re: adopted boy, doing very very well

March 6, 2004

congradulations on getting him so far.

what did the ron hubbard detox consist of?

you must have put in an amazing amount of work!

March 8, 2004

What a wonderful gift you have given him...I hope his doctor will use what

she now knows to help others...

Thank you for sharing this! Blessings on all of you!

, mom to and

adopted boy, doing very very well

> Hi, I haven't written in a while. Just a note to let you all know, we

> finalized adoption for Dohn. He now has a permanant family. If you

> don't remember, Dohn is the kid that went through 8 homes in 10 yrs

> of his life. No one wanted this kid and he was labled retarded and

> schizophrenic. Well. Make a long story short. He was in the hospital

> for chest pains and wild behavior. DCFS dragged his hiney to the

> mental health center where I was told to leave him

> there...indefinatly...as no one wanted this poor kid. I kept telling

> them he was not retarded, it was something else. His vocabulary was

> about 500 words, that's it. (His mother did drugs and he has motor

> skill problems, balance problems and vision problems. He is also

> Fetal Alchohol Syndrome kid) Well...Some dude there just happened to

> see Dohn in action and said he was autistic, and tossed him back out

> of the mental health center. He said the kid was not nuts and did not

> belong there. Whew!!! I found this site and bought the Houston

> enzymes, pulled milk, yellow cheese, all chemicals, detoxed the kid

> (Detox done with L.Ron Hubbard Clear Body, Clear Mind book) and

> watched this boy start to learn and talk. Well. Here is my long story

> shortened. I brought him to the Dr. two weeks ago that he has been

> seeing since three yrs old. The office where I brought him, the Dr

> there was the one who labled the poor kid retarded. I told her the

> kid was diagnosed high functioning autistic and could not see. (We

> went to NY to Dr. Kaplan and Dohn was fit with the special glasses.

> Turns out he could not see depth perception and only could see two

> letters on a page of words.) I told the Dr. about the Houston

> enzymes, and the no milk, no cheese, wheat no chemicals, detox etc.

> Well, she asked Dohn a few questions, and the kid answered them. She

> almost fell off her chair. This kid could hardly talk a year and a

> half ago. He still has problems with balance, motor skills etc. But

> not as bad as before. Isn't that funny? She just stared at him, and

> he talked her ear off this time. She removed the retarded lable from

> his diagnosis. Now, I know every kid is different. I am just very

> pleased with everyone on this posting board, and want to thank you

> all. You have all given me the courage to keep this young boy and

> work with him on his diet, and give him enzymes. I think enzymes

> happen to work. A sincere, many many thanks to all of you. Do not

> give up or go into despair, there is always hope. Thanks again.

> Gayle

>

March 8, 2004

i think it detracts from the work gayle has done to mention the

doctor.

why when something exceptional is done people feel obliged to promote

the idea of doctors as caring , half way responsible or not

terminally adverse to thinking in new lines i do not know

more real thinking and less glitzy greetings.

> What a wonderful gift you have given him...I hope his doctor will

use what

> she now knows to help others...

>

> Thank you for sharing this! Blessings on all of you!

>

> , mom to and

>

> adopted boy, doing very very well

>

> > Hi, I haven't written in a while. Just a note to let you all

know, we

> > finalized adoption for Dohn. He now has a permanant family. If you

> > don't remember, Dohn is the kid that went through 8 homes in 10

yrs

> > of his life. No one wanted this kid and he was labled retarded and

> > schizophrenic. Well. Make a long story short. He was in the

hospital

> > for chest pains and wild behavior. DCFS dragged his hiney to the

> > mental health center where I was told to leave him

> > there...indefinatly...as no one wanted this poor kid. I kept

telling

> > them he was not retarded, it was something else. His vocabulary

was

> > about 500 words, that's it. (His mother did drugs and he has motor

> > skill problems, balance problems and vision problems. He is also

> > Fetal Alchohol Syndrome kid) Well...Some dude there just happened

to

> > see Dohn in action and said he was autistic, and tossed him back

out

> > of the mental health center. He said the kid was not nuts and did

not

> > belong there. Whew!!! I found this site and bought the Houston

> > enzymes, pulled milk, yellow cheese, all chemicals, detoxed the

kid

> > (Detox done with L.Ron Hubbard Clear Body, Clear Mind book) and

> > watched this boy start to learn and talk. Well. Here is my long

story

> > shortened. I brought him to the Dr. two weeks ago that he has been

> > seeing since three yrs old. The office where I brought him, the Dr

> > there was the one who labled the poor kid retarded. I told her the

> > kid was diagnosed high functioning autistic and could not see. (We

> > went to NY to Dr. Kaplan and Dohn was fit with the special

glasses.

> > Turns out he could not see depth perception and only could see two

> > letters on a page of words.) I told the Dr. about the Houston

> > enzymes, and the no milk, no cheese, wheat no chemicals, detox

etc.

> > Well, she asked Dohn a few questions, and the kid answered them.

She

> > almost fell off her chair. This kid could hardly talk a year and a

> > half ago. He still has problems with balance, motor skills etc.

But

> > not as bad as before. Isn't that funny? She just stared at him,

and

> > he talked her ear off this time. She removed the retarded lable

from

> > his diagnosis. Now, I know every kid is different. I am just very

> > pleased with everyone on this posting board, and want to thank you

> > all. You have all given me the courage to keep this young boy and

> > work with him on his diet, and give him enzymes. I think enzymes

> > happen to work. A sincere, many many thanks to all of you. Do not

> > give up or go into despair, there is always hope. Thanks again.

> > Gayle

> >

March 9, 2004

Dear ,

I think we may have had this discussion a while back.

I in no way want to take away from what Gayle is doing. But not everyone is

as courageous, perservering, intelligent, etc. etc. etc. as Gayle. Most

people just struggle to get by. Some don't even get by! So I do continue

to hope that more than a few doctors will learn from their patients and help

those who come in expecting them to be a doctor and help them.

Some doctors HAVE learned from moms/laypeople. Phenylanine (sp?) sensitivty

(phenylkenuria?) was discovered by a mom who got the docs to listen...

Wakefield listened to parents....The list goes on. You get my point.

I know YOUR point was that I jumped to the doctor instead of focusing on

Gayle's triumph. I didn't mean to do that. She brought the doctor into her

story and the doctor seemed important to her...

Sorry, Gayle, if I offended....I really just meant to celebrate with you!

, I am always thinking multiphasically (sometimes so much my head

feels like it will explode), if not brilliantly...I would certainly never

call it " glitzy... "

, mom to and

adopted boy, doing very very well

> >

> > > Hi, I haven't written in a while. Just a note to let you all

> know, we

> > > finalized adoption for Dohn. He now has a permanant family. If you

> > > don't remember, Dohn is the kid that went through 8 homes in 10

> yrs

> > > of his life. No one wanted this kid and he was labled retarded and

> > > schizophrenic. Well. Make a long story short. He was in the

> hospital

> > > for chest pains and wild behavior. DCFS dragged his hiney to the

> > > mental health center where I was told to leave him

> > > there...indefinatly...as no one wanted this poor kid. I kept

> telling

> > > them he was not retarded, it was something else. His vocabulary

> was

> > > about 500 words, that's it. (His mother did drugs and he has motor

> > > skill problems, balance problems and vision problems. He is also

> > > Fetal Alchohol Syndrome kid) Well...Some dude there just happened

> to

> > > see Dohn in action and said he was autistic, and tossed him back

> out

> > > of the mental health center. He said the kid was not nuts and did

> not

> > > belong there. Whew!!! I found this site and bought the Houston

> > > enzymes, pulled milk, yellow cheese, all chemicals, detoxed the

> kid

> > > (Detox done with L.Ron Hubbard Clear Body, Clear Mind book) and

> > > watched this boy start to learn and talk. Well. Here is my long

> story

> > > shortened. I brought him to the Dr. two weeks ago that he has been

> > > seeing since three yrs old. The office where I brought him, the Dr

> > > there was the one who labled the poor kid retarded. I told her the

> > > kid was diagnosed high functioning autistic and could not see. (We

> > > went to NY to Dr. Kaplan and Dohn was fit with the special

> glasses.

> > > Turns out he could not see depth perception and only could see two

> > > letters on a page of words.) I told the Dr. about the Houston

> > > enzymes, and the no milk, no cheese, wheat no chemicals, detox

> etc.

> > > Well, she asked Dohn a few questions, and the kid answered them.

> She

> > > almost fell off her chair. This kid could hardly talk a year and a

> > > half ago. He still has problems with balance, motor skills etc.

> But

> > > not as bad as before. Isn't that funny? She just stared at him,

> and

> > > he talked her ear off this time. She removed the retarded lable

> from

> > > his diagnosis. Now, I know every kid is different. I am just very

> > > pleased with everyone on this posting board, and want to thank you

> > > all. You have all given me the courage to keep this young boy and

> > > work with him on his diet, and give him enzymes. I think enzymes

> > > happen to work. A sincere, many many thanks to all of you. Do not

> > > give up or go into despair, there is always hope. Thanks again.

> > > Gayle

> > >

March 12, 2004

That's absolutely Amazing and Wonderful.