Re: Re: Success?

[Guest guest]

If you don't mind my asking, what were the functioning levels of the boys before

Dr. G's protocol? I have an Aspie and another with mild/moderate autism. One

started Dr. G's protocol in February and the other in April. My mild/moderate

son was very sick with CVS, seizure disorder, and debilitating migraines 3-4 per

month. The most significant changes we've seen with him have been in regards to

his health. The CVS, which we were told by UCLA docs, would be with him forever

is gone and the migraines are gone as well. We're in the process of weaning him

off seizure meds. We're starting to see a little more sparkle in his eye and

increased attentiveness as well. With my other son, the changes are more subtle,

but definitely there.

 

We feel so blessed to have found Dr .G and the protocol.

 

All the best,

 

Robyn

From: slmk67 <slmk67@...>

Subject: Re: Success?

Date: Friday, August 8, 2008, 11:01 PM

my 2 boys have been in Dr. goldbergs protocol for 3 years. My sister

is also in the DFW area and has had her son for 4 years in

protocol with Dr. G. AMAZING! And, his focus is on not giving

children toxic drugs. In fact the docs in DFW were prescribing them

toxic meds to control symptoms...Dr. G prescribes meds to treat the

disease not the symptoms...BIG DIFFERENCE!

My kids are mainstream in public school and doing so well

educationally, socially and physically. It is a process and it is a

different timetable for each of us...but, if you can trust the

process...you will not be disappointed!

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> We are considering this method but wanted to get a better

> understanding of what changes some have seen in their Kido's - we

have

> had one parent at our school which has great success but I wanted to

> get more feedback from other parents. If you wouldn't mind sharing I

> would appreciate it. Was there a time frame that you saw success,

> what concerns do you have regarding long term treatment with the

> drugs?

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> I placed my comment here as I was looking for someone in Texas as

well

> as I'm in the DFW area right now.

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> CW

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[Guest guest]

My son with Asperger's had just turned 9 and my other son is 8.

 

Robyn

From: <jrodrig6605@...>

Subject: Re: Success?

Date: Saturday, August 9, 2008, 12:14 PM

Hi all,

How old were your children when they started the protocol?

Thanks,

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> Subject: Re: Success?

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sister

> is also in the DFW area and has had her son for 4 years in

> protocol with Dr. G. AMAZING! And, his focus is on not giving

> children toxic drugs. In fact the docs in DFW were prescribing them

> toxic meds to control symptoms...Dr. G prescribes meds to treat the

> disease not the symptoms...BIG DIFFERENCE!

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> My kids are mainstream in public school and doing so well

> educationally, socially and physically. It is a process and it is a

> different timetable for each of us...but, if you can trust the

> process...you will not be disappointed!

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> --- In groups (DOT) com, " caprice.ware " <caprice.ware@ ...>

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> > understanding of what changes some have seen in their Kido's - we

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> > had one parent at our school which has great success but I wanted

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> > get more feedback from other parents. If you wouldn't mind

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> > would appreciate it. Was there a time frame that you saw success,

> > what concerns do you have regarding long term treatment with the

> > drugs?

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> > I placed my comment here as I was looking for someone in Texas as

> well

> > as I'm in the DFW area right now.

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> > CW

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