WOW ! Was Re: Took sons to the chiro today

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I have 3 appts. with 3 different chiropractors next week for my

son. I need to choose one. Does it need to be someone who is

familiar specifically with autism, or just good with kids? The one

I like is great with kids, but I don't know that she's ever seen

autistic kids.

Assuming that, being chiropractors, they have some knowledge of

autism-related alternative subjects, what is everyone's opinion on

this?

Amy

> Just wanted to chime in on this thread...

>

> Philip (our mercury/aluminum injured gestationally autistic 12m

> old... Mom flu shot, 8 amalgams and stress/immune status

associated

> with the diagnosis of my first during Philip's gestation)...

started

> cranial sacral/chiro at about 9m. WOW WOW WOW. Did I say WOW?

DID

> YOU HEAR ME? Again, just in case you missed it... WOWWWWWWWWW.

> Huge smiles and tears here (right this second).

>

> That first night... he was staring at us... like he'd never seen

us

> before. The next day... Imitative babbling for 24 hours! Of

course

> we've never seen it again... but hey. The first few weeks... his

> babysitter would beg for me to take him again as you could

seriously

> see the effect was wearing off. Now, it is not so noticable.

But,

> we're never stopping.

>

> The first time the cranial doctor touched his head, she went white

> and said he was in so much pain (his fontenels had already closed

> and this is a kid whose HC went from the 25% at birth to already

the

> 90%). She said the fluid was litterally not moving. The theory

is

> (look up Upledger - or something like that - type in Cranial

Sacral

> & Autism into Google)... the theory (with this type of autism)...

> that this is a autoimmune disorder that is not telling the durma

> (membrane in between the brain and the skull) to tell the skull to

> grow... hence the pressure, pain and even missing parts of the

> brain. And there should be plenty of space for the cranial fluid

to

> flush over the brain/spine/everything.

>

> My husband just thinks she is massaging his head... little does he

> know that her husband is a chiro and is adjusting Philip's spine,

> neck and head. My husband will never know.

>

> At first, I thought this was C--P. That there was no way this

would

> do anything. WRONG, WRONG, WRONG. Then, I was terrified (after

the

> first visit)... now I'm addicted. This is right up there with

Mb12

> shots and Brainchild (maybe even higher).

>

> Now, everytime she touches him she gets everything aligned that

much

> sooner... He no longer cries in pain (just annoyed cries).

>

> He has improved dramatically over the past two months...

seriously.

> Still not pointing, waving or immitating (12.5m) but... we think

he

> actually has receptive language now (this started about a month

> ago). He's socially referencing (not up to par yet... but, I'll

> take it). He's pushing himself physically (will probably walk on

> schedule). He taught himself to feed finally 3 weeks ago... he

> seriuosly had no clue that his hands could pick up food and put it

> in his mouth (we were physically doing every step for him

before...

> and one day... it was there). It's unreal. His head is also less

> pointy at the paritial bones (sp?) (he was seriously developing

> horns, as that was the only place the pressure could be released).

>

> Now, we just have to get our almost 4 year old there... Oct. 11th

> is his first day. YEAHHHHHH. With him, we'll start with just the

> cranial massage, until he gets used to it... as I cannot have him

> tell his father they adjust his bones... hee hee hee.

>

> GET YOUR CHILD TO A CHIRO.

>

> xxoo to all of you

> Sally