Re: Getting back to you about the DAN doctor.

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n - What kinds of medication can your pharmacist compound? What medication does he recommend for colds? Or should I ask him directly? Bobby has had just one prescription since his GF-CF diet - amoxicillan - and my husband joked with our pharmacist about whether or not it was gluten free. Our pharmacist didn't think my husband was funny, and it got me thinking about where we could possibly get medications for Bobby that were guaranteed to be GF-CF. Thanks. Chris

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From: DMHelmick1@...

Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 3:13 PM

Subject: [ ] Getting back to you about the DAN doctor.

I remember someone asking about a DAN doctor, I can't remember who it was. but anyway. I met Dr. Derrick Londsdale, M.D. May 11th. He is now an alternative medicine which is a medicine practice of healing the cause of symptoms instead of treating the symptoms which never really helps to heal the body. He has published a book called "Why I Left Orthodox Medicine". Located in Westlake, Ohio, He is a pediatric doctor who specializes in autism in children. He worked at the Cleveland Clinic for 20 years in pediatrics. I think he is a suitable DAN doctor. We are going to begin chelation therapy soon and we had preliminary tests done there before we begin. Our Compounding Pharmacist , highly recommends Dr. Londsdale as a renound physician. If you have any other questions about Dr. Londsdale or our pharmacist please feel free to ask. Yours Truly, n *****************************************************************************************What is Parent to Parent for Autism?Parent to Parent for Autism is a Parent to Parent support group for parents and care people for children with autism and other related conditions.In addition to our group listserv/Message board we have an internet parent support group via AIM chat that meets weekly on the internet. (*see the link for how to join our chats on the website.)See our website for full details: Parent to Parent - Parents Chat, Home Page: http://hometown.aol.com/parentschat/homepage.html andJoin our Internet Parent support E-mail/ Chat groupP2ParentsChat - E-mail Group: P2ParentsChat andSee our family story published in the ARI Treating Autism book:"Becoming Aware of Our Son's Autism" - Page 1 of 4: http://hometown.aol.com/GFCF4Davey/Davey.html andIf you live in North East Ohio by Cuyahoga County and surounding neighboring counties we have a parent/professional networking group: North East Ohio Parent Networking and Support group: groups/ For Parents who have autistic traits themselves. life can be more stressful with autistic traits: Parents With Autistic Traits - Support Group: Parents_With_Autistic_TraitsIf you would like to know more about autism or would like to meet other parents who have children with autism or related conditions, you can inquire or join our group by writing to n at: DMHelmick1@...****************************************************************************************

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Hi

The antibiotics depend on their make. Most children's antibiotics come in liquid for which contains very high amounts of sugar which is not good for gfcf kids because sugar will feed the yeast that accumulates in our kids. Antibiotics also have an effect with yeast because they kill off the good bacterias that kill yeast too. So the liquid antibiotics are really a problem for our kids in general. What I do is ask for a pill that is gfcf and crush it to powder. I mix it with applesauce or pear sauce or banana mush and my son takes it with no problem. Marc's discount store carries a really great pill pulverizer. it crushes pills to fine powder. Ask for the pulverizer for pills. It screws down and compresses the pill to powder....it is wonderful and so easy to do. just a few turns and it's powder!

Hope your family is doing well this week!

~ n

marottafamily@... writes:

n - What kinds of medication can your pharmacist compound? What medication does he recommend for colds? Or should I ask him directly? Bobby has had just one prescription since his GF-CF diet - amoxicillan - and my husband joked with our pharmacist about whether or not it was gluten free. Our pharmacist didn't think my husband was funny, and it got me thinking about where we could possibly get medications for Bobby that were guaranteed to be GF-CF. Thanks. Chris

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marian,

thanks for the pulverizer info. i'm gonna pick one up today. my girls refuse

their mulivitamins, even though they taste like candy. hmmmmm, weird.

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You're welcome Kim. How are the girls doing?

~ marian

johnandkimmyw@... writes:

marian,

thanks for the pulverizer info. i'm gonna pick one up today. my girls refuse their mulivitamins, even though they taste like candy. hmmmmm, weird.