[SPAM] Re: Question about recovery from ASD?

[Guest guest]

Rita,

I am planning to take

my son to see Dr. to do QN and other therapy as I have enough mileage

to get free flight ticket for 2-3 trips. I am going to spent at least 3 days

each time. The receptionist asked me if we want to do ART with Dr.

as well. I don’t know if we should see Dr. Amy as well in this

trips? Should we have Dr. Amy do ART or to do ART. How will be

treatments/therapy from two different doctor be coordinate well? What is your

suggestion?

Thanks a lot

Jean

From: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

[mailto:BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism ] On Behalf Of childbalance

Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2008 3:13 PM

To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

Subject: [sPAM] Re: Question about

recovery from ASD?

Rohini,

In the 2+ years we've seen Dr. Amy I've seen incredible advancements

in ASD children, including personally seeing several non-verbal to

verbal children. I found out about Dr. Amy in April of 2006 and

started seeing her shortly thereafter. Although I follow DK I know

only a couple of his patients. I find most of the parents are not

active posters regarding their child (I know it takes a lot of

time). We run into quite a few at Dr. Amy's the office so can say

from personal observation that in 2 years I've seen/heard about

directly from the parents reduced metal/pathogen load, overall

better health, reduced seizers and non-verbal to verbal. I do not

know of any that are completely recovered. Come a long way and close

as in my son and Lorina's, but not completely. For me personally,

give me another year or two and if the last 2 years are indicators

of the next 2, I hope to be there.

I've seen children that had hit a wall with very little improvement

after 3+ years on the DAN! within a 1 or 2 reduce their pathogen

load, metals, viral and bacterial resulting in a healther child.

Again, I've only been following for 2 years...that's not long for

children as sick as ours. I think like everything else, much depends

on how much the parent puts into it. If they are doing GFCF with a

bunch of junk food...that's still not a very good diet....therefore

you will still not see big progress. For those that use the

equipment to increase cellular restoration, I believe you will see a

greater recovery quicker. For example, on all the big recovery

boards, prior to the research that I've spent many hours doing,

there was only one parent that posted about the Valkion, and then it

was to ask who was using it. It's very difficult to gather this

information, when so few put forth the effort to share it. All I

have to go by is visually knowing...and then can't give you names as

I do not have permission.

Regarding Dr. , it depends on how long you are here. If

it's just 2 days then she probably would not have the time to do

much. If it's 2 weeks, she could probably help a lot. Again, the

more you do with the different recommended equipment and treatments,

the more you'll probably see. Many out of town clients start the LED

and QN with her then continue with a practioner in your area. Dr.

Amy could do phone consults advising an area ART trained practioner

as well. She handles many out of town patients after the 1st visit

using phone consults.

Hope this helps.

Rita

>

> Hi folks,

>

> I am new to this board and contemplating to take my child to WA to

see

> Dr Amy Derkson. I was wondering if any parents that have gone to

Dr

> Klinghardt or Dr Amy have seen their children recover from autism

> spectrum disorder under their care?

>

> Also, I am in PA and it is a long journey. I wanted input on Dr

> . Should I be taking an appointment with her as well, or

> would it not be necessary?

>

> Thanks,

> Rohini

>

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I know you were directing this question to Rita, I see both doctor's

myself and most of the time Dr. E uses ART in her treatments - but

she can also give you supplements via using ART. Personally, we use

Dr Amy because she is more familiar with ASD kids, and knows the

ins/outs. What is nice though, is Dr. Amy will say " when you see Dr.

have her retest Zander on this supplement " because how fast

our kids change during treatments via her/and Dr . I do also

know, if you going in for a protocol LED treatment she will want to

place your child on some supplements to support the detox. Again this

is what's great about having both on your team.

Example, We saw Dr. Amy one day and my son was testing for a

supplement but his body just wasn't ready for it yet - she tells me,

tomorrow when you come in to see Dr. have her retest it

after her treatment on him, she does and says " Not today, but

tomorrow he will be ready " . Its amazing how well they work together,

and don't get " put out " over each other's suggestions -

So, to answer your question I personally would see Dr. Amy because

she can go over ALL your supplements and ones she has in her office,

and give you a protocol for your child's body after seeing Dr.

. Dr. can write done what she would like your

child on, then Dr. Amy can retest with your other supplements to see

how they react with each other. (does this make sense?)

Hope this helps some - Lorina

> >

> > Hi folks,

> >

> > I am new to this board and contemplating to take my child to WA

to

> see

> > Dr Amy Derkson. I was wondering if any parents that have gone to

> Dr

> > Klinghardt or Dr Amy have seen their children recover from autism

> > spectrum disorder under their care?

> >

> > Also, I am in PA and it is a long journey. I wanted input on Dr

> > . Should I be taking an appointment with her as well, or

> > would it not be necessary?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Rohini

> >

>