Re: A Bomb was Dropped on me Yesterday (Sylvia)

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sylvia. That means a lot. I did contact a rescue angel (we

only have 2 in our state) and she never responded. We also only have

2 DAN doctors in my state and I'm told that one is not that great.

The one is who pretty good I contacted twice and they never responded

because they weren't taking any new patients. However, my old boss

just happened to be reading my mass emails to family and friends and

she told me that a co-worker of hers and I have a lot in common

(vaccine-injured children). This woman recovered her son from Autism

7 yrs ago with this same doctor that I've been trying to see. This

Mom (an angel) got my foot in the doctor's door too!! Wednesday

cannot come soon enough.....

How are your children doing now?

Thank you again Sylvia. I may just take you up on the email

thing...I'm so sorry that we got off on the wrong foot months

ago....I have been in " overdrive " for what seems like forever. I'm

sure that you can relate in one way or another.

>

> Hi Dawn,

>

> I am behind on my mail, so forgive me if this has been mentioned

> already, but have you contacted a Rescue Angel?

> http://www.generationrescue.org/angels.php

>

> I am a Rescue Angel for my area, and have two boys on the spectrum,

> ages 13 and 10. Feel free to write me anytime. I have spent about

10

> hours a day on the computer for the last ten years. I am no expert,

> but I have read A LOT.

>

> And I think your mom is right - your little guy will be all right.

> You are ahead of the game, and he is so young. I have faith that

you

> will knock down anything in your way to get him better

>

> Sylvia

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am sorry your Rescue Angel didn't respond. I hear that once in a

while - some of the moms take on a lot and can fall behind and it can

be hard to catch up. I am very lucky that I am a stay-at-home mom, so

I have been able to keep up and connect with everyone who contacts

me. I am a Rescue Angel, a TACA Mentor, and a FEAT Biomed mentor. I

just had a biomed meeting at my house last night. Networking with

local parents can be one of the most important things you can do.

Number one is the sharing of information that can help your child.

And number two is that you do not feel alone in this fight.

My two guys are doing pretty good. My oldest is pretty much recovered

from autism, but there are always issues to work on. My youngest has

had many more issues to struggle with, but he has made some wonderful

improvements too. He is still non-verbal and has periodic setbacks,

but we keep plugging along.

And oh my goodness, no hard feelings at all about the Kirby

thing. I am crazy about the guy, and it shows, but we moms have to

stick together too.

Sylvia

> >

> > Hi Dawn,

> >

> > I am behind on my mail, so forgive me if this has been mentioned

> > already, but have you contacted a Rescue Angel?

> > http://www.generationrescue.org/angels.php

> >

> > I am a Rescue Angel for my area, and have two boys on the

spectrum,

> > ages 13 and 10. Feel free to write me anytime. I have spent about

> 10

> > hours a day on the computer for the last ten years. I am no

expert,

> > but I have read A LOT.

> >

> > And I think your mom is right - your little guy will be all right.

> > You are ahead of the game, and he is so young. I have faith that

> you

> > will knock down anything in your way to get him better

> >

> > Sylvia

> >

> >

>