Re:Distractions 'hit old-age memory' {thanks}

[Guest guest]

I have actually been ill and lost most of my short term memory, my

ability to recall words and lots of other mental skills and also

vertigo. Sounds a lot like alzheimers and other senior syndromes to

me. I was 31 at the time. I regained my faculties after treating

extensively for a recurring sinus infection.

I have borrelia, bartonella, babesia, strep, EBV, mercury toxicity

and probably other issues as well. My son has the infections and

mercury toxicity and has autism -- diagnosed before 1.

Actually the same time I became very ill, my grandmother came down

with alzheimers (very quickly), my SIL had a terrible pregnancy

resulting in an autistic child and my grandfather had a heart attack

and stroke within hours of eachother. I think these were all caused

by the same infection.

Caryn

> >

> > You know its such a coincidence that just yesterday I was

thinking about

> > this same thing. I never really thought I could possibly be

autistic

> until I

> > hit my 50s,. Then as my health continued to deteriorate, I started

> realizing

> > that all the things that help me are the things you great moms are

> doing for

> > your autistic kids. I was ruminating on this, when the question

came

> to my

> > mind about the dear old ones who suffer so badly with

Alzheimer's. I

> > wondered to myself if they might not have developed autism in

their

> old age

> > from constant chemical exposure, mercury fillings, and antibiotic

abuse

> > throughout their lives (and of course all the other things we are

> subjected

> > to living in the world) ! ? !

> > I feel so indebted to all of you. I was not sick enough as a kid

to

> get the

> > help I needed, was just considered a little 'weird' as I grew up.

> Got called

> > crazy plenty of times. Now because of all of you, I can 'parent'

> myself and

> > I have gotten so much relief you just will never know-- how much I

> > appreciate all your hard work!!!

> > (Not to mention the internet, that makes all this communication

> possible.)

> > --

> > Warmest Regards,

> > Robin Little

> >

> > Of course, old age ADD, caused by so much flu shots each year,

they

> first

> > become ADD, and continue to progress in to full blown old age

AUTISM:

> > ALZHEIMER'S!!!

> >

> > Love, Gabby. :0)

> > http://stemcellforautism.blogspot.com/

> >

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