Re: possible explanation care clinics

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they used to do clinics under the name CASD conferences. (yearly in LA area) if you look that up in some of the national groups you will get more of an idea on them and the founder. there was quiet the controversy over them years ago causing ALOT of chat. I believe on the CK2 group, perhaps the gfcf group as well. there is a connect there as well with great plains a bit to, as there is (or was) back when it was CASD

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possible explanation care clinics

Did care clinics bite too much off too fast trying to meet demands while still assembling a system?This I can accept in the midst of trying to assemble care since the gov't could care less if our kids get treated. However if we looking at a situation where INTENTION is in question I would really like to know this prior to taking my son for treatments. Any more thoughts on this issue GREATLY appreciated.

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Ok, comments were asked for about CARE Clinics and as a mom who has

had experience with them for over 2 years now (good and bad) I wanted

to share some perspective on the clinic from my viewpoint (not to

excuse the things that I have read that has happened to some of you

there- I have heard many that were not pleased with the experience at

the clinic and don't blame you for feeling that way!).

I have found the clinic to offer treatments that are aggressive and

" cutting edge " so to speak. This is just what we wanted at the time

but is not for everyone. It mostly centers on IV treatments but also

has HBot and other less invasive strategies such as individualized

supplement plans ect. There is lots of testing before each treatment

and even at home and we usually get copies of the results but are left

to try to understand the results on our own until we can schedule an

appointment to go over results. The clinic is very busy and often

overscheduled so we just usually come prepared to wait a while. I can

say that it has gotten better recently, though. I truly believe that

the founder's heart is in the right place and that she just will not

say no to anyone wanting treatment and that often results in an over

scheduled day. After all, she has an autistic son and has been in the

same place that many of us are in now; trying to find the right place

and the right treatment. I do agree that the clinic has grown

quickly, maybe too quickly, and is now trying to catch up with demand.

It recently expanded to Florida and I heard California soon, too.

But the need is there to detox our kids unfortunately and at least

there is a place for treatment for those that want to do IV's for

chelation and mineral replacement that will take insurance because we

couldn't afford it otherwise.

If anyone is considering going to them, I would just say to them to be

well informed of IV treatments and write your questions down before

you go because it can be quite overwhelming at first. Don't be afraid

to question anything and remember that you can always say no to any

treatment. Also, plan on your visit to take longer than you might

expect. We bring meals and dvd's and books. And finally, if you are

not really wanting IV treatments, then you may want to look elsewhere

for treatment because the clinic is specialized for that way of detox

as the primary route while treating viruses and yeast and bacteria as

you go along with chelation treatments. It has been a good match for

us, but I can't say that it is for everyone.

I hope this helps a little. I am in no way excusing any of the things

that I read about that happened to others at the clinic. If you can

get past a little disorganization, waiting at times, and a lot of

testing, then the treatments can be really worth it. I think the

clinic's heart is in the right place. We have seen amazing results

and I'll do anything to get my kid back.

King " wrote:

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> they used to do clinics under the name CASD conferences. (yearly in

LA area) if you look that up in some of the national groups you will

get more of an idea on them and the founder. there was quiet the

controversy over them years ago causing ALOT of chat. I believe on the

CK2 group, perhaps the gfcf group as well. there is a connect there

as well with great plains a bit to, as there is (or was) back when it

was CASD

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> Recovering from Autism is a marathon

> NOT a sprint, but FULLY possible!

> Read more about it on my BLOGs at

> http://www.myspace.com/christelking

> http://foggyrock.com/MyPage/recoveringwishes

> http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=677063169

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> Did care clinics bite too much off too fast trying to meet demands

> while still assembling a system?

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> This I can accept in the midst of trying to assemble care since the

> gov't could care less if our kids get treated.

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> However if we looking at a situation where INTENTION is in question I

> would really like to know this prior to taking my son for treatments.

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> Any more thoughts on this issue GREATLY appreciated.

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