Re: Can help kids with Kanner autism?

[Guest guest]

My son is 6.5 years and has not been diagnosed with Kanners, but has PDD-NOS. 

He did have normal development and I do not recall him being spacy when very

young.  He did not have a severe regression that many do, but just sort of faded

along the way and id not keep up then with normal deveopment.  He was 15-18

months and then started in with some abnormal play.  He also did babbling with

inflection young also and then also really stopped saying anything even after a

while. 

We just started the protocol with Dr. and have been on Valtrex for only

2+ months and have seen positive results.  He is higher functioning but is

improving in social areas and also with pretend play.  I think he will also

improve, hopefully with the antifungal, I am sure he has yeast overgrowth as

well.

We have not really done hardly any aba, and do handle and RDI instead, and he is

making progress.

This is just my story and results, hope it helps.

From: lvtoeat2 <lvtoeat2@...>

Subject: Can help kids with Kanner autism?

Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 9:36 PM

I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as a

baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

[Guest guest]

I have wondered the same thing about my daughter!  I don't know if she has

Kanners or regressive because it sounded like she had both.  She had really bad

reactions to her shots and she had sensory issues early and then she regressed

at 13 months.

 

To reassure you, my daughter is also doing very well and showing improvements on

the protocol and it has only been about 2.5 months.  She is sleeping better

and more attentive for sure.  Still autistic, though but I have hope

 

Hope this helps!

May the Lord bless you and keep you!

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From: lvtoeat2 <lvtoeat2 (DOT) com>

Subject: Can help kids with Kanner autism?

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Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 9:36 PM

I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as a

baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

[Guest guest]

In case it helps, my son did not regress. He never babbled and then

stopped. He just simply never babbled. He was happy and smiled and laughed

often, but always avoided eye contact. He is a patient of Dr. Goldberg's

and has been helped tremendously. The only way to know for sure is to go

ahead and do the labwork. Dr. Goldberg believes that he can help about 95%

of the kids diagnosed with " autism " so the odds are definitely in your

favor.

April

On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 9:36 PM, lvtoeat2 <lvtoeat2@...> wrote:

> I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

> born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

> of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as a

> baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

> would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

> And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

> mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

> ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

>

> makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

> son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Both of these sound like my son, whom Dr. G has helped sooooooo much.

Kristy

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of April

Jagnow

Sent: Monday, November 10, 2008 6:34 PM

Subject: Re: Can help kids with Kanner autism?

In case it helps, my son did not regress. He never babbled and then

stopped. He just simply never babbled. He was happy and smiled and laughed

often, but always avoided eye contact. He is a patient of Dr. Goldberg's

and has been helped tremendously. The only way to know for sure is to go

ahead and do the labwork. Dr. Goldberg believes that he can help about 95%

of the kids diagnosed with " autism " so the odds are definitely in your

favor.

April

On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 9:36 PM, lvtoeat2 <lvtoeat2@...

<mailto:lvtoeat2%40> > wrote:

> I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

> born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

> of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as a

> baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

> would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

> And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

> mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

> ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

>

> makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

> son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

sounds like my son as well and Dr. G's protocol has helped tremendously!

Robyn

>

> > I'm new to the group and new to ... I

> can't be sure if my son was

> > born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine

> within an hour

> > of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye

> contact, even as a

> > baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills

> milestones on time. He

> > would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although

> he hardly ever babbled.

> > And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was

> absolutely

> > mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him

> to say " ma ma

> > ma " again. So, I can't say that he has

> regressive autism...

> >

> > makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering

> if it can help my

> > son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic

> autism??

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Have an immune panel, virus screen and you willknow if it can help

Elyse

>

> I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

> born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

> of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as

a

> baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

> would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

> And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

> mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

> ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

>

> makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

> son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

>

[Guest guest]

While my son did have some high viral levels, many were titer levels from

vaccines (I am not saying this is the only cause of his high viral load either),

the rest of his immune panel was not that abnormal. (Herpes I think was also

high).  We started nids in Sept. and I and others have seen changes in him

already.  I know others will also say the labs cannot always indicate the

problems with the immune system. 

Others probably have more to say on this than I do, regarding labs since we just

started.

My son also fits a lot of the descripton you gave, and we have a family history

of some related problems like allergy, etc.

Angie

From: elyse14 <elyse-g@...>

Subject: Re: Can help kids with Kanner autism?

Date: Tuesday, November 11, 2008, 1:15 PM

Have an immune panel, virus screen and you willknow if it can help

Elyse

>

> I'm new to the group and new to ... I can't be sure if my son was

> born with classic autism or if it was the HepB vaccine within an hour

> of birth. He was always quite spacy and lacked eye contact, even as

a

> baby, yet he achieved all of his motor skills milestones on time. He

> would imitate " mama " at 11 months, although he hardly ever babbled.

> And then he gradually stopped imitating sounds and was absolutely

> mute. It took over 5 months of ABA therapy to get him to say " ma ma

> ma " again. So, I can't say that he has regressive autism...

>

> makes a lot of sense to me, but I'm wondering if it can help my

> son. Is there hope for my son if he has classic autism??

>