no one has the ultimate answer

February 20, 2006

For what it is worth I agree with this post. My son tested low for metal issues

when I first started on this journey. We did a urine provocation test which

showed low for metals. The Dr. we had at the time, that does chelation, did not

recommend it for him. Then we found Dr. G. He definitely has viral issues, I

believe, because we just tried a trial of Acyclovir, coming off of Famvir, and

my son is so far out there I don't even recognize him right now. So I am going

to email Dr G and recommend we go back on Famvir. My son went through a research

program which had the five-in-one vaccinations when he was a baby (which our

pediatrition recommended, which makes me sick to even think about) I guess they

did not have thimerasol in these. I don't know anything anymore really. I think

it is all a crap shoot for all of us and God bless us all, may we all make the

right decision for our children. At this point I would gladly die to have my son

well. I'm sure many of you feel the same way. Jerri

Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2006 12:08:46 -0500

From: " Cochran " <Ladyshrink111@...>

Subject: Re: Re: neuroimmune research

I agree, well balanced. When I go to the DAN lists, they talk about how terrible

the Rx's are, when I come here there is talk about how bad vitamins/chelation

are/is.

I don't think any one person has the answer or there would be thousands of

recovered kids. IMO, autism is due to viral and heavy metal issues. While one

child's issues might be more weighted to viruses and respond more favorably to

antiviral treatments, another child's issue might lie more in the heavy metal

burden and respond to chelation.

If or chelation worked with every child at every instance I could

understand the dogmatic way certain people speak of either treatment.

Every protocol has the mantra of " Do no harm " , and DAN. But I have known

kids harmed with both protocols, both chelation and the antiviral/anti-immunity

treatments, and kids helped by neither, and kids helped by either.

Takes a healthy dose of self esteem to allow others to express different

opinions and be okay with it. I see little of that on any of the boards.

Just my opinion.

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