Re: Anyone Work with Dr. Bock?

[Guest guest]

For a gut kid, I would go to Dr. Jepson at Thoughtful House. He works

with Dr. Krigsman, so you can coordinate treatments.

[Guest guest]

We've been seeing Dr. Bock for about two years now. I don't know of

any other doctors to compare him to, but our daughter has lost her

Asperger's diagnosis. We are in New Jersey and drive two hours each

way to see him. He does phone consults too after the initial

appointment. I heard he wasn't accepting new patients, but his two

partners are. His brother/partner specializes in Lyme. With our

daughter, it was lead, PANDAS, and some allergies, but she's doing

great now. You can email me offlist if you have more questions. Betsy

[Guest guest]

Hi,

did you do Chelation? my son's lead is high (autism) I wonder where my

son got lead! we always lived in new construction - I am so paranoic

about every toy, water, everthing in the environment,

thank you for sharing.

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> We've been seeing Dr. Bock for about two years now. I don't know of

> any other doctors to compare him to, but our daughter has lost her

> Asperger's diagnosis. We are in New Jersey and drive two hours each

> way to see him. He does phone consults too after the initial

> appointment. I heard he wasn't accepting new patients, but his two

> partners are. His brother/partner specializes in Lyme. With our

> daughter, it was lead, PANDAS, and some allergies, but she's doing

> great now. You can email me offlist if you have more questions.

Betsy

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the responses. I'd really like to know exactly how Dr.

Bock addresses virals. And how would he treat a patient from long

distance (I am scared to drive to NY from WI in Jan for our appt.--

but will do it!)? Has anyone with a severely autistic child

successfully worked with him? Is he an agreesively treating doc?

Use herbs? Meds? As for lead--it can be on the painted enamel of

dishes, crock pots, venetian blinds...it's everywhere!

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> > We've been seeing Dr. Bock for about two years now. I don't

know of

> > any other doctors to compare him to, but our daughter has lost

her

> > Asperger's diagnosis. We are in New Jersey and drive two hours

each

> > way to see him. He does phone consults too after the initial

> > appointment. I heard he wasn't accepting new patients, but his

two

> > partners are. His brother/partner specializes in Lyme. With

our

> > daughter, it was lead, PANDAS, and some allergies, but she's

doing

> > great now. You can email me offlist if you have more

questions.

> Betsy

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, we are still doing chelation. We've done 6 rounds of DMSA.

Her lead level went from 15 to 6 and now we're doing 2 more rounds

to get it under the 5 he wants it to be at. About the new

construction...we lived in a new construction townhome in Chicago

from the time my daughter was 13 months old to almost 4. If you

read Dr. Bock's book, he actually discusses that NEW construction is

a source for lead. So I'm thinking that's where she got it. We

moved in and they were still doing construction around us the entire

time we lived there. I have a friend who lived in the same

situation--new construction for three years, still building around

them, and her daughter is newly diagnosed at 5. I'm not saying that

there's our source, but it's something that I never knew.

> >

> > We've been seeing Dr. Bock for about two years now. I don't

know of

> > any other doctors to compare him to, but our daughter has lost

her

> > Asperger's diagnosis. We are in New Jersey and drive two hours

each

> > way to see him. He does phone consults too after the initial

> > appointment. I heard he wasn't accepting new patients, but his

two

> > partners are. His brother/partner specializes in Lyme. With

our

> > daughter, it was lead, PANDAS, and some allergies, but she's

doing

> > great now. You can email me offlist if you have more

questions.

> Betsy

> >

>

[Guest guest]

How was the response from chelation? thank you for sharing.

> > >

> > > We've been seeing Dr. Bock for about two years now. I don't

> know of

> > > any other doctors to compare him to, but our daughter has lost

> her

> > > Asperger's diagnosis. We are in New Jersey and drive two hours

> each

> > > way to see him. He does phone consults too after the initial

> > > appointment. I heard he wasn't accepting new patients, but his

> two

> > > partners are. His brother/partner specializes in Lyme. With

> our

> > > daughter, it was lead, PANDAS, and some allergies, but she's

> doing

> > > great now. You can email me offlist if you have more

> questions.

> > Betsy

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> How was the response from chelation? thank you for sharing.

>

>My daughter has responded very well. She did DMSA which is a capsule

taken three times a day. She has done 7 rounds so far--One round is

three days on, 11 days off. She has had the BUN liver test after

three rounds (so twice now) and has shown no adverse effects on the

liver. She has had no side effects during the DMSA three days on, and

her lead level went down from 15 to 6. So now we're doing three more

rounds to get the lead level under level 5, and then we'll be done.

This lead chelation is easier than the supplements!