RE: Anyone and Stopping Treatment

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your words of encourgement, as we still pray for our son's

recovery. We feel confident it might happen because of Dr. G. Not only his

medical abilities, but his passion are reassuring during our times of despair.

Congratulations on your son's great accomplishments.

>From: Marcia Hinds <hindssite@...>

>Date: 2007/04/09 Mon AM 09:39:26 CDT

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>Subject: Anyone and Stopping Treatment

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>Dr. G and his the medical treatment are years ahead of his time. The guy who

discovered that ulcers were the result of a bacteria and needed antibiotics was

also told he was way off base. I think time will prove Dr. G and his theories

correct. He has now teamed up with Brain Matters and are in the process of

training other doctors and opening centers to help our children. What most

medical doctors are just starting to accept is that Autism, ADD, ADHD are the

result of a medical condition, an immune system that isn't working properly, Dr

G has known this for at least 20 years.

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>I predict in the near future that all doctors will treat Autism the way Dr. G

does. We were just fortunate enough to find him before his medical treatments

became the norm. I don't agree with all that Dr. G says, only most of it. I

think those of you who are considering another treatment should reconsider. My

son is recovered and just was accepted at USC,Loyola mount, Cal Poly,Santa

Clara University,UC Irvine and UCSB. He was given generous scholarships to

Santa Clara and Loyola. The only two that didn't accept him are Harvey Mudd and

Stanford. None of these schools are aware my son ever had Autism, because he

doesn't require any special assistance. If you would have told me this was

possible when I first started seeing Dr. G over 14 years ago I wouldn't have

believed you. My son was so strange, and so autistic.

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>In the beginning, I too worried about all the meds, and the long term effects.

But since my son has developed normally, I know that without them that wouldn't

have been possible. Our kids are seriously ill, and it takes strong medicine to

help them. When Dr G first suggested Celexa for my child, we had a big argument

in his office. I said I don't drug my child. He asked me if my child had

diabetes would I give him insulin? Also if you see they are not helping your

child, you can always stop that medication. You are your child's best advocate.

Why do you think Dr. G is so adamant about the constant blood tests? So if one

of the meds he prescribes is not right for our children it will show up before

any real damage is done. My son still takes these meds and has for 14 years.

He has never had an abnormal blood test. Dr. G would never take a risk with

our kids. And yes the new meds are finally in our near future. But until then

we will continue as we are.

>Marcia Hinds

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[Guest guest]

Marcia,

Thanks for your story! It's so encouraging.

How long was your son on the protocol before he was considered " recovered " ?

Was he indistinguishable from his peers?

Have you stopped the protocol now, or do you stick with all or parts of it?

Thanks,

Kristy