Re: progress report with DMSA!!!!!!! :-))))))

[Guest guest]

At her worst, our girl at 3.0, had to be prompted to give even yes or no

answers, so I know what you mean, although she had lots of language, but would

talk " at " you not " to " you.

I have noticed that a lot of 4 year olds do very well with chelation, or maybe

that is just because ours was four when she started that I notice the quick

progress other 4's have, I don't know. I am glad you appreciate the knowledge

about the stall period. I almost hate to post that, don't want to rain on

anyone, but feel it is important to be prepared, so you can tough through it.

Couldn't you just kick that dr who puts off chelation?? That position is really

indefensible and someone should do something about her.

May you have many more wonderful improvements.

[ ] Re: Transfer Factor & progress report

with DMSA!!!!!!! :-))))))

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Thanks for your support, again! I am sorry I posted this email

> twice, it seems like autism treatment was a bit slow today

delivering

> messages, so I resent it because I wanted to get the word out so

> bad!!! But hey, it's OK to be proud, and brag a little, and not

be

> able to contain myself when we have such good results, right????

>

> Evan had a good day today, also. Another word he said this

morning

> was " white " " white " for he wanted his white diapers, not the

pull-

> ups, which are blue.

>

> Another new thing today, and this weekend, was him wanting to

wear

> my sunglasses all the time. I think it makes him feel better.

>

> Also, he was just so very happy and engaged, and rode his

scooter

> like a pro, the first time really riding it (he rode it before

but

> only briefly). He had total control of it, and he was even

hopping

> like a bunny as he was pushing off the ground with one foot...

>

> I don't know... He was just so full of energy and LIFE, as if he

> discovered the beauty of all of this around him, all of a

sudden,

> dipping into the world with so much passion, it was unbelievable!

>

> Gosh I can't believe that the miracle that the lucky ones talk

about

> is beginning to unfold for us as well....

>

> THANK YOU ALL!!!!!!

>

> Proud Mom to Evan :-) so proud!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> This weekend changed my whole perspective and gave my family so much

> hope. I am glad that it brings hope to many others who are

> contemplating biomedical intervetions and who may be going through a

> stall period.

>

, what joyful news! Thank you for sharing, and YAY!

in Illinois, chelating adult + chelating 2 NT kids

[Guest guest]

,

That's interesting about what you are saying re. 4 year olds and chelation. I

am not sure... may this be a coincidence of the age of the kids and the time

that many parents actually start chelating, while prior they would be trying

this and that, this doc and that doc? I don't know, just wondering.

But don't they say that the best results with biomed are very very early, just

like with any other therapies??

I would say that parents 'waste' a lot of time, in general, trying different

things before they actually find what's working for their children. We wasted 2

years, for example.

>>>>I am glad you appreciate the knowledge about the stall period. I almost

hate to post that, don't want to rain on anyone, but feel it is important to be

prepared, so you can tough through it.

Exactly. Please keep posting and preparing us. I am glad I know about this

healing plateau now, and I was also very glad to know that yeast flare up and

tiredness and other regression like behaviors may be normal when you are

chelating, temporarily. Not knowing this before would always make me quit the

rounds in the past..... and knowing about it now helped us stay the course and

convince my husband to stick with biomed. Very important!

>>>>Couldn't you just kick that dr who puts off chelation?? That position is

really indefensible and someone should do something about her.

It's not only putting it off, which is terrible, but also advising people to

do the 8 hr protocol with DMSA. On the 8 hr protocol, we saw absolutely no

progress with my son, and we were doing DMSA that way for over a year. He got a

lot more compulsive and stimmy....and never started talking....until now.

So yes, I agree, , beware of her!! I think there should be a biomedical

clearinghouse or something, and we should not have to worry about naming certain

docs so people could be warned to THINK TWICE and RESEARCH before they try

anything anyone prescribes for them!

[ ] Re: Transfer Factor & progress report

with DMSA!!!!!!! :-))))))

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Thanks for your support, again! I am sorry I posted this email

> twice, it seems like autism treatment was a bit slow today

delivering

> messages, so I resent it because I wanted to get the word out so

> bad!!! But hey, it's OK to be proud, and brag a little, and not

be

> able to contain myself when we have such good results, right????

>

> Evan had a good day today, also. Another word he said this

morning

> was " white " " white " for he wanted his white diapers, not the

pull-

> ups, which are blue.

>

> Another new thing today, and this weekend, was him wanting to

wear

> my sunglasses all the time. I think it makes him feel better.

>

> Also, he was just so very happy and engaged, and rode his

scooter

> like a pro, the first time really riding it (he rode it before

but

> only briefly). He had total control of it, and he was even

hopping

> like a bunny as he was pushing off the ground with one foot...

>

> I don't know... He was just so full of energy and LIFE, as if he

> discovered the beauty of all of this around him, all of a

sudden,

> dipping into the world with so much passion, it was unbelievable!

>

> Gosh I can't believe that the miracle that the lucky ones talk

about

> is beginning to unfold for us as well....

>

> THANK YOU ALL!!!!!!

>

> Proud Mom to Evan :-) so proud!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could be a coincidence about the timing, or could it be more of a factor of just

when the developmental delays overwhelm them or could it be the brain

development of 4 year olds make them good candidates? I don't know.

And yes, they say the earlier the better, but just casually observing this is

not always so.

For example, I know you say this is not true for you, but at 2 we were not

noticing any problems, at all. It was not until 2 3/4 that we started being

aware, could be that MMR shot at 2.4 months, I am just wondering.

This is not what Dr. Amy Holmes reported in her initial study of chelation,

rather that kids who started on chelation at 1-2 years were much better at

recovering fully. She even mentioned she did not have any kids over 2 who were

done chelating after the study was over, although I don't know the time period.

We have great examples of kids who do well at all ages, so could be I am wrong,

which has happened a couple of times already today, and its still early

About the drs, if I want to say.... build a house, or buy any product, I can

look up their track record of customer service online at the BBB. Why should it

be so different for drs?

I know on another board the suggestion was made to rate drs and it was reported

that they had tried that before, but the drs who did not get good reports,

threatened to sue, geesh! How else is a parent supposed to make an informed

decision about drs?

[ ] Re: Transfer Factor & progress report

with DMSA!!!!!!! :-))))))

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Thanks for your support, again! I am sorry I posted this email

> twice, it seems like autism treatment was a bit slow today

delivering

> messages, so I resent it because I wanted to get the word out so

> bad!!! But hey, it's OK to be proud, and brag a little, and not

be

> able to contain myself when we have such good results, right????

>

> Evan had a good day today, also. Another word he said this

morning

> was " white " " white " for he wanted his white diapers, not the

pull-

> ups, which are blue.

>

> Another new thing today, and this weekend, was him wanting to

wear

> my sunglasses all the time. I think it makes him feel better.

>

> Also, he was just so very happy and engaged, and rode his

scooter

> like a pro, the first time really riding it (he rode it before

but

> only briefly). He had total control of it, and he was even

hopping

> like a bunny as he was pushing off the ground with one foot...

>

> I don't know... He was just so full of energy and LIFE, as if he

> discovered the beauty of all of this around him, all of a

sudden,

> dipping into the world with so much passion, it was unbelievable!

>

> Gosh I can't believe that the miracle that the lucky ones talk

about

> is beginning to unfold for us as well....

>

> THANK YOU ALL!!!!!!

>

> Proud Mom to Evan :-) so proud!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I know on another board the suggestion was made to rate drs and it

was reported that they had tried that before, but the drs who did not

get good reports, threatened to sue, geesh!

Oh that makes want to get into a fistfight. What weasels. I think a

rating system is a great idea.

Nell

[Guest guest]

I guess one could ask a question re. a certain doc, and people can respond, like

they do now sometimes, and ask to be contacted off list. Then the two can

exchange experiences privately....

lanellici <lanellici@...> wrote:

> I know on another board the suggestion was made to rate drs and it

was reported that they had tried that before, but the drs who did not

get good reports, threatened to sue, geesh!

Oh that makes want to get into a fistfight. What weasels. I think a

rating system is a great idea.

Nell

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[Guest guest]

Me too, although have never been in a fistfight but believe you should try

everything once. You can check out every other service, but you have to pay a

fee to check out a dr. There are some insurance companies that now are

advocating patients check out the scorecard of hospitals on the particular

surgery you are undergoing, but nothing for the drs.

There is an organization that if a dr/professional does something really bad, a

report is made, but the public cannot access it, I don't believe.

Also, not an attorney, but know a few, and I think if you state your OPINION and

make sure you word it that way, I don't think a dr can sue. We're still allowed

to have an opinion, right?

[ ] Re: progress report with DMSA!!!!!!! :-))))))

> I know on another board the suggestion was made to rate drs and it

was reported that they had tried that before, but the drs who did not

get good reports, threatened to sue, geesh!

Oh that makes want to get into a fistfight. What weasels. I think a

rating system is a great idea.

Nell

[Guest guest]

A google search of " doctor ratings " brings up a variety of sites. I didn't

specifically look at them, but some of you may want to.

S S

<p>Me too, although have never been in a fistfight but believe

you should try everything once. You can check out every other service, but you

have to pay a fee to check out a dr. There are some insurance companies that

now are advocating patients check out the scorecard of hospitals on the

particular surgery you are undergoing, but nothing for the drs.<br>

<br>

There is an organization that if a dr/professional does something really bad, a

report is made, but the public cannot access it, I don't believe.<br>

<br>

Also, not an attorney, but know a few, and I think if you state your OPINION and

make sure you word it that way, I don't think a dr can sue. We're still allowed

to have an opinion, right?<br>

<br>

<br>

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