NIDS- A joint effort FOR US ALL !!

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In a message dated 5/17/2006 6:35:54 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Googahly@... writes:

<<Any protocol that involves possible death is reason enough to avoid it.>>

So, I guess you will be avoiding the protocol since more deaths have

been linked to SSRIs than to any chelation drug. Rather than

over-dramatizing

reports of deaths due to drug mix-ups, (which are only semi-related at best

to

this " competing " treatment), why don't we focus on how beneficial is for

kids and talk up the science behind it and its success stories? Sure, we

could scare a few parents away from the other doctors and possibly help their

kids

in the long run, but wouldn't it be better to share the real science and

success of and ultimately help more parents and doctors to want to use

this

treatment because it works?

Ok, I'm done now. Think I need some chocolate, and maybe a vacation.

Gaylen

Hi Gaylen and all list members:

There are hundreds of thousands of people dying daily from drug mixes: over

the counter, prescriptions, including SSRI's, etc... When certain drugs are

mixed together whether over long or short periods of time there is always a

chance of poisoning to occur. And from what I came across today it is the

leading cause of death.

What I don't understand, Gaylen is why you are assuming I am bashing anyone,

I am a parent who has been made a fool of and laughed at as we all were at

one time or another. I just can't understand that after all we have been

through, all of us here at @ , why we can't just stick to the

protocol, other than articles or newpapers or top topics of conversation

regarding

" autism " .

I think we are all too sensitive here. With all the crap we put in our kids

bodies, why would anyone add to it with IV Chelation, when kids are dying left

and right, regardless how safe everyone says it is. That 's my argument.

I am struggling with what appears to be .... pointing fingers at certain

individuals. We need to stand as a TEAM IF WE ARE EVER GOING TO BE SUCCESSFUL

IN

SPREADING THE TRUTH HERE. We should probably think about keeping posts more

general other than getting clicky and pal-pal with certain individuals and

NOT with others ..........................................because feelings can

get hurt too!

Michele Cerruto

Mauldin, SC