re: a secret

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was a more linear child - he ran back and forth

instead of in circles. Hand flapping, noises, receptive

and expressive lang <POOF>, no longer slept thru the night,

diarrhea, eye contact disappeared,....

NIH is currently doing a study on 'regressive autism' but

, at age 10, is too old. I checked. Even volunteered

my documented papertrail and 7 years of monthly blood sucks

in EXCEL format.

(and I agree with - when was on the OLD Kutapressin,

his values were completely stabile. No peaks or valleys)

There was also a recent article on 'regressive autism' but I can't

remember who did the item. It is now being recognized - I sent

the article to Dr Landa at KKI who has indicated she can recognize

signs of Autism at the First year birthday party. I told her I would

send her 's video but so far, nothing.

Dr Zimmerman does want a copy tho :-)

I'll send it along with the newest DVD set :-)

The regressive form of autism does appear to have an 'Dysregulated immune

system'

flavor to it. My husband had GBS when was 6 mths old. We didn't know

at that time that immune disorders could run in families. His cousin has

MS and aunt IBS. This is why we decided to go the way.

In addition, we had already down 2 yrs of megadosing supplements, enzymes, SNT

thru

a local DAN/CAN Dr with pathetic results. The only result seen

was a smaller thinner wallet. Then the Dr began pushing The THING

that would cure Autism - secretin.

When we said no, he pushed Transfer Factor and Chelation.

We figured voodoo and witchdoctors were next on the list ..

Doris

maryland

Message 10

From: " Curtis and Hackler " thehacks@...

Date: Mon May 22, 2006 8:10am(PDT)

Subject: Re: a secret?

Doris-

I noticed that you said that your son was " normal " and

then regressed completely by 2. Did your son exhibit

any hand flapping or running in circles, or did he

just stop talking and making eye contact? I am trying

to find someone with a similar experience. I haven't

found many people who have had a child develop

typically then regress, even though I'm sure they are

out there. We are going to see Dr G in July. I'd

appreciate any information you could share.

Thanks-

--- Doris and Steve <sjsmith@...>

wrote:

>> You should therefore ask yourself 'why is so

>> hush-hush?

>> Why isn't it more well known? Could someone or

>> perhaps a group

>> be keeping this information from caregivers? "

>> The research is certainly out there. Not by Dr G

>> (yet)

>> but by JHU, MIND and others.

>> The 2 JHU articles on the brain have been posted to

>>

>> in the past and are accessable via the archives.

>> Do a search on PARDU or ZIMMERMAN and you will find

>> them.

>> I post anything I find, as has Cheryl and others.

>>

>> Perhaps your passion for chelation supplements and

>> secretin have

>> blinded you? Many of us have posted

>> information on list servs

>> for years - more often than not being smacked down

>> or told to keep off the listserv

>> or fear being removed.

>> To quote Mulder, the Truth is out There.

>> The world of what is being called Autism is going to

>> burst

>> wide open one day soon. Dr G has a goldmine of

>> information

>> stored in his head and in the written records of our

>> children.

>>

>> But we as parents need to push forward. We need

>> to pass the Miss.

>> DVD to as many people as possible. I've just passed

>> a copy to my contacts

>> as JHU - so far, all is quiet. This is a good sign

>> )

>> Means they are thinking about it ...

>>

>>

>> Dr G has stated that chelation injury may not be

>> evident now, but rather years from

>> now in the form of Alzheimers or Dementia.

>> Chelation and HBOT were not developed for Autism;

>> they are not FDA recommended for Autism. But

>> parents want results

>> and they don't want to wait. I feel their pain. We

>> were there once.

>> We had a 'normal' child until he was 2. Then he was

>> gone.

>> But I let common sense take a front seat and

>> research the passenger seat.

>>

>> Again, is not a fast process.

>> And it's not a perfect process. Trial and error;

>> tweaking and twisting.

>> But in todays world, it makes sense.

>>

>> doris

>> maryland

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