Guest guest Posted November 19, 2010 Report Share Posted November 19, 2010 I do simple muscle testing. See " Your Body Doesn't Lie " by Diamond, MD, for examples. I do body/energy work and had before all this, then our NAET therapist showed me what to do. > > > > > > My most sincere congratulations!!! I am weeping now w happiness for your child and hope for all kids who still remain within the spectrum: may recovery also be true for each of them in the near future! I sometimes lose hope and news like this make me go back on my feet!! Tks for sharing! May l ask how old your child is? > > > :-) > > > Isa > > > > > > Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel > > > > > > [ ] RECOVERY! > > > > > > My son's ATEC at his annual evaluation today was a 6. He had his autism diagnosis officially removed!! > > > > > > He has graduated from all his autism related therapies! > > > > > > He still has some unrelated therapy due to PTSD, but we are tackling autism, we can deal with that, too. > > > > > > Yes, we are in MANAGED recovery, for sure. Still on enzymes and we of course watch diet, but we always will. The only thing we must avoid is soy, everything else (organic, nonGMO, chemical free) is a choice. He takes a few supps, not many. We still chelate, and we started homeopathy about 4 months ago, and continue with that. > > > > > > We are THRILLED with this progess. > > > > > > AC Chelation was a HUGE part of this. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2010 Report Share Posted November 19, 2010 Well, that's where we are struggling to find help. We had a terrible time finding anyone who would work with him on that, because he also had an ASD. We were on a waiting list for a specialist for 2 years, and they went out of business. We have a psychological (master's degree) therapist who works with our child at home once a week (through the services we get for autism), but it's not been very effective. Things have been improving over the years. I've been following the principles from Levine who wrote a book called " Waking the Tiger, Healing the Trauma " . He also has a related book specifically about childhood trauma. It is about the somatic experience of trauma, and how to help your child work through it, not suppress it. I've learned a lot from these books. At one point I decided to help ourselves like we did with ASD, and went online and started asking adults what worked for their PTSD, and other parents what had helped their kids. This was the book that everyone was recommending. CST, art therapy, therapeutic play, adrenal support, Bach Flower remedies, changing our lives to support his healing so that he learns to what it feels like to function for periods of time w/o being overwhelmed by stress and fight/flight, to feel safe - (homeschool) has done wonders for him. I have a PhD who oversaw his autism behavioral therapies helping me find a good behavioral medicine psychologist who specializes in PTSD who will work with us. I find a lot of it has to do with how I handle things and teaching him awareness of his physiological responses when his fear/anxiety is triggered and he panics or has a flashback type response. Instead of trying to soothe him, I let him let it out, and just be there for comfort and support while he goes through it, and then being attentive and with him while he talks endlessly about his fear/anxiety after the trigger and then facilitating his playing it out, drawing or painting or expressing anger appropriately and gently guiding him to realize the difference between what he thinks, what he feels, and what his body response is. HTH, > > > > > > My son's ATEC at his annual evaluation today was a 6. He had his autism diagnosis officially removed!! > > > > > > He has graduated from all his autism related therapies! > > > > > > He still has some unrelated therapy due to PTSD, but we are tackling autism, we can deal with that, too. > > > > > > Yes, we are in MANAGED recovery, for sure. Still on enzymes and we of course watch diet, but we always will. The only thing we must avoid is soy, everything else (organic, nonGMO, chemical free) is a choice. He takes a few supps, not many. We still chelate, and we started homeopathy about 4 months ago, and continue with that. > > > > > > We are THRILLED with this progess. > > > > > > AC Chelation was a HUGE part of this. > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2010 Report Share Posted November 19, 2010 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ________________________________ From: A. <a.anna76@...> Sent: Fri, November 19, 2010 4:41:47 AM Subject: Re: [ ] Re: RECOVERY! Â what is PTSD? Â ________________________________ From: dgfindley <dgfindley@...> Sent: Fri, November 19, 2010 6:18:18 AM Subject: [ ] Re: RECOVERY! Â Do you mind sharing what therapy your doing with your son for PTSD? my son is 10 and suffers from PTSD badly. deborah > > > > My son's ATEC at his annual evaluation today was a 6. He had his autism >diagnosis officially removed!! > > > > He has graduated from all his autism related therapies! > > > > He still has some unrelated therapy due to PTSD, but we are tackling autism, >we can deal with that, too. > > > > Yes, we are in MANAGED recovery, for sure. Still on enzymes and we of course >watch diet, but we always will. The only thing we must avoid is soy, everything >else (organic, nonGMO, chemical free) is a choice. He takes a few supps, not >many. We still chelate, and we started homeopathy about 4 months ago, and >continue with that. > > > > > We are THRILLED with this progess. > > > > AC Chelation was a HUGE part of this. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2010 Report Share Posted November 19, 2010 We use lubriderm. We put it on his back usually, but sometimes his tummy, or legs. I don't wear gloves, but if you have amalgams you should. It's not easier than oral, or better. Oral chelation is better. We do it because we are unable to do oral chelation with our younger boy. He also will not use a spoon or fork. It's slower, but he is making progress. Hopefully he will make enough progress that we can start oral and add DMSA. TJ ________________________________ From: mamadelfi <guadalupemillan@...> Sent: Fri, November 19, 2010 4:41:40 AM Subject: [ ] Re: RECOVERY!  TJ with TD ALA, what lotion do you mix it with ? where in your son's body do you rub in the lotion ? and do you wear gloves, to keep from absorbing it yourself ? I have amalgams and know I wouldn't want to be getting the chelator while my DD is, but TD sounds maybe easier than oral for some kids. thanks !! Lupe > > Yes that's fine, just don't switch up during the round. > TJ > > > > > ________________________________ > From: " isaguzmandiaz2@... " <isaguzmandiaz2@...> > Autism mercury group < > > Sent: Thu, November 18, 2010 5:53:31 PM > Subject: Re: [ ] RECOVERY! > >  > TJ > I understand not to mix TD ala w oral, but l am thinking of starting my kiddo w > > TD and then move to oral, few rounds later. Is there anything wrong w that >idea? > > > Thank you TJ! > Isa > Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel > > [ ] RECOVERY! > >  > My son's ATEC at his annual evaluation today was a 6. He had his autism > diagnosis officially removed!! > > He has graduated from all his autism related therapies! > > He still has some unrelated therapy due to PTSD, but we are tackling autism, we > > can deal with that, too. > > Yes, we are in MANAGED recovery, for sure. Still on enzymes and we of course > watch diet, but we always will. The only thing we must avoid is soy, everything > > else (organic, nonGMO, chemical free) is a choice. He takes a few supps, not > many. We still chelate, and we started homeopathy about 4 months ago, and > continue with that. > > We are THRILLED with this progess. > > AC Chelation was a HUGE part of this. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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