Re: IV EDTA and IV DMPS Bradstreet - Peta

June 8, 2006

Peta and anyone else,

I usually go to Dr Perlmutter for HBOT and I think they're great. HOWEVER, they don't offer the range of IV's that I gather Dr Bradstreet does, and in fact they're reluctant to IV children at all because of pain and distress. So...will you give me some tips on where you stay when you go to Bradstreet's practice, where you fly into, what the community is like to spend time in, etc? And, maybe most importantly, will they do HBOT and IV's for a child he's not cuurently seeing who has had these treatments from another doctor, do you think? I'm willing to put myself on his waiting list for consultation, but I don't want to wait on the treatments.

I'd really like to schedule a week anyway with Dr Bradstreet's practice. Thanks for any tips in advance.

Abigail

June 9, 2006

Hi Abigail

I know what you mean about not wanting to wait but I'm sure you

would have to be a patient to do the IV's because your child would

have to be monitored. Our dr says that 2 suppositories a week are

about equivalent to one IV so they are pretty effective.

HTH

Peta-

-- In Autism Treatment , " Abigail Floe "

<acfloe@...> wrote:

>

> Peta and anyone else,

>

> I usually go to Dr Perlmutter for HBOT and I think they're great.

HOWEVER, they don't offer the range of IV's that I gather Dr

Bradstreet does, and in fact they're reluctant to IV children at all

because of pain and distress. So...will you give me some tips on

where you stay when you go to Bradstreet's practice, where you fly

into, what the community is like to spend time in, etc? And, maybe

most importantly, will they do HBOT and IV's for a child he's not

cuurently seeing who has had these treatments from another doctor,

do you think? I'm willing to put myself on his waiting list for

consultation, but I don't want to wait on the treatments.

>

> I'd really like to schedule a week anyway with Dr Bradstreet's

practice. Thanks for any tips in advance.

>

> Abigail

>

June 9, 2006