Re: Lightworks laser and recent visit to Dr. A and E

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Hope you've well rested!

I have no idea that Lightworks needs to be plug in the wall. I assume too

quickly that it is battery operated. Ingvar is hyper and moves fast in the

house. It will be a drawback for me if it is not battery operated, as I

will not be able to keep him at one place to do the home exercise. I was

hoping to get a portable hand-held device to use on him when he moves about

the house to do his usual stuff, or when he works with his ABA therapist on

discrete trials. Hmmm... Should we consider GRT light instead?

Limin

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Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2008 10:30

To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

Subject: Lightworks laser and recent

visit to Dr. A and E

> Hi All,

>

> We just got back from Seattle on Saturday and my lightworks laser just

> arrived in the mail.

> Lots of things to think about and try after a week with Dr. A and E. We

> had a great visit,

> we really loved Seattle and I think everyone would want to live there if

> it didn't rain so

> much! : )

> We got to hang out with Limin, Shanti and Rohini and that was nice to just

> be with other

> moms and talk over things.

>

> As far as our treatment plan, Dr. E did a lot of tweaking and is adding

> some new anti-

> virals as well as cumanda and samento which I have never done. We are to

> do the LDM-

> 100 a month after I have done the lauracidin and virastop. I am looking

> forward to seeing

> what that all brings.

>

> As far as Dr. E, it was great to see how much you can do with a laser and

> I truly saw some

> improvements with eye skills right before my eyes when she put her laser

> on the brain

> stem and worked those nerves. I was and still am so excited to be able to

> do the

> exercises at home and we have a level 3 practioner only 45 minutes away.

> My question

> though for those of you with the lightworks is how do you do all the

> exercises when it has

> to be plugged into a wall? I thought it would have batteries or could be

> charged so you

> could freely use it around the house and I was going to take it to his

> sensory motor gym

> but can't with the cord limitations. IS there a similar instrument with

> batteries that is

> available? I feel like I won't use it as much if I am constantly moving

> it around to a plug.

> Would love to know your thoughts!

>

> All the best,

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

You know I was at Dr E's today actually got to see the laser BUT

never noticed it being plugged in to the wall - but after you

mentioning it I think I did see her unplug it. I called up their to

ask her - but she is gone so I will email her tonight and hope she

responces back quickly.

What she did say is you don't have to have the light touching the

child for it to work - the beam from a far will work just as well as

the body is made up of mostly water it will reflect and go to the

area its suppose to be working on via the setting its on. She also

said you cannot screw it up and cannot cause damage if doing it this

way or by accident placed it on the wrong setting.

She also wanted people to be aware that, the box will say for home

and gardening (this is because its coming from Canada and it was

being held up in customs before placing this on the box)

So, until we hear back from her or the company I am glad you pointed

this out. As for my kid, he will sit still for me, but you can also

beam from a far and we do this from time to time with our pointer

laser.

Oh she also mentioned that the pulse is there but its quicker then

eye can detect -

Hope this answer some questions - Lorina

>

> Hi ,

>

> Hope you've well rested!

>

> I have no idea that Lightworks needs to be plug in the wall. I

assume too

> quickly that it is battery operated. Ingvar is hyper and moves

fast in the

> house. It will be a drawback for me if it is not battery operated,

as I

> will not be able to keep him at one place to do the home exercise.

I was

> hoping to get a portable hand-held device to use on him when he

moves about

> the house to do his usual stuff, or when he works with his ABA

therapist on

> discrete trials. Hmmm... Should we consider GRT light instead?

>

> Limin

>

> --------------------------------------------------

>

> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2008 10:30

> To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

> Subject: Lightworks laser and

recent

> visit to Dr. A and E

>

> > Hi All,

> >

> > We just got back from Seattle on Saturday and my lightworks laser

just

> > arrived in the mail.

> > Lots of things to think about and try after a week with Dr. A and

E. We

> > had a great visit,

> > we really loved Seattle and I think everyone would want to live

there if

> > it didn't rain so

> > much! : )

> > We got to hang out with Limin, Shanti and Rohini and that was

nice to just

> > be with other

> > moms and talk over things.

> >

> > As far as our treatment plan, Dr. E did a lot of tweaking and is

adding

> > some new anti-

> > virals as well as cumanda and samento which I have never done.

We are to

> > do the LDM-

> > 100 a month after I have done the lauracidin and virastop. I am

looking

> > forward to seeing

> > what that all brings.

> >

> > As far as Dr. E, it was great to see how much you can do with a

laser and

> > I truly saw some

> > improvements with eye skills right before my eyes when she put

her laser

> > on the brain

> > stem and worked those nerves. I was and still am so excited to

be able to

> > do the

> > exercises at home and we have a level 3 practioner only 45

minutes away.

> > My question

> > though for those of you with the lightworks is how do you do all

the

> > exercises when it has

> > to be plugged into a wall? I thought it would have batteries or

could be

> > charged so you

> > could freely use it around the house and I was going to take it

to his

> > sensory motor gym

> > but can't with the cord limitations. IS there a similar

instrument with

> > batteries that is

> > available? I feel like I won't use it as much if I am constantly

moving

> > it around to a plug.

> > Would love to know your thoughts!

> >

> > All the best,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Limin,

I found this website that has a strap-on LED, but it doesn't have infrared and it's a bit more pricey. I think you mentioned that you might get a GRT light. Is it possible to get one of these if you're not a physician?

http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49821278

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[Guest guest]

Would there be any chance on getting a group discount for the GRT ?

Kathy

>

> Limin,

>

> I found this website that has a strap-on LED, but it doesn't have infrared

> and it's a bit more pricey. I think you mentioned that you might get a GRT

> light. Is it possible to get one of these if you're not a physician?

> _http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49

> 821278_

> (http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?

custID=49821278)

>

> Sharon

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I spoke to Dr. couple weeks ago about purchasing GRT, he will only sale to doctors. We would have to have our doctor order it for us.

e

Re: Lightworks laser and recent visit to Dr. A and E

Would there be any chance on getting a group discount for the GRT ?Kathy>> Limin,> > I found this website that has a strap-on LED, but it doesn't have infrared > and it's a bit more pricey. I think you mentioned that you might get a GRT > light. Is it possible to get one of these if you're not a physician?> _http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49> 821278_ > (http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49821278) > > Sharon> > > > **************New MapQuest Local shows what's happening at your destination. > Dining, Movies, Events, News & more. Try it out! > (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000001)>

[Guest guest]

Kathy, have you talk to Dr.Lynch about the GRT light? I'm going to see him after I have the lightworks on hand.

e

Re: Lightworks laser and recent visit to Dr. A and E

Would there be any chance on getting a group discount for the GRT ?Kathy>> Limin,> > I found this website that has a strap-on LED, but it doesn't have infrared > and it's a bit more pricey. I think you mentioned that you might get a GRT > light. Is it possible to get one of these if you're not a physician?> _http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49> 821278_ > (http://www.lightenergycompany.com/lightenergy/phototherapyprods.cfm?custID=49821278) > > Sharon> > > > **************New MapQuest Local shows what's happening at your destination. > Dining, Movies, Events, News & more. Try it out! > (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000001)>