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[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm a parent of 2 children with off-the-charts food allergies and eczema (IgE

scores of 35,000+ and 12,000+ for my 4 y.o. son and 3 y.o. daughter,

respectively...normal is about 79). We are still hopeful that our son, who's

been categorized with the 'A', has this condition due to something triggering

from the immune disorder. We're just about to start month-long Valtrex therapy

with my son to look for die-off related behaviors and are not quite ready for

neurospect stuff.

Can anybody share any success stories with ? We have consulted with Dr.

Goldberg 2x thus far.

Much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

I have been very pleased with my son's progress so far with Dr. G (r years now).

This journey is not an easy one, but when I let Dr. G do what he does best, i.e.

follow his protocol (frequent updates are essential), my son benefits the most,

and thus so does my family. That is not to say that I am not always following

the headlines related to this illness, but I am really glad we have Dr. G's

help. My son is MUCH healthier than when we started 3.5 years ago. He is now

working on catching up in development to his peers.

Kristy

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

Recovered children through

Hi all,

I'm a parent of 2 children with off-the-charts food allergies and eczema (IgE

scores of 35,000+ and 12,000+ for my 4 y.o. son and 3 y.o. daughter,

respectively...normal is about 79). We are still hopeful that our son, who's

been categorized with the 'A', has this condition due to something triggering

from the immune disorder. We're just about to start month-long Valtrex therapy

with my son to look for die-off related behaviors and are not quite ready for

neurospect stuff.

Can anybody share any success stories with ? We have consulted with Dr.

Goldberg 2x thus far.

Much appreciated.

[Guest guest]

My son has made a lot of progress under Dr. Goldberg's care for the past

five or six years. He started out in a special ed. pre-K classroom, and now

he's in a mainstream third grade class room and the talented and gifted

program. He's also gone from constantly being sick to catching bugs about

as frequently as his peers. We still aren't at the point where we can stop

the meds, and he still stands out a bit if you're familiar with typical kids

in his age group (mostly when he gets sick or allergies flare up), but he

has come a long, long way from where we were.

Dan Jagnow

On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Kristy Nardini <knardini@...>wrote:

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> I have been very pleased with my son's progress so far with Dr. G (r years

> now). This journey is not an easy one, but when I let Dr. G do what he does

> best, i.e. follow his protocol (frequent updates are essential), my son

> benefits the most, and thus so does my family. That is not to say that I am

> not always following the headlines related to this illness, but I am really

> glad we have Dr. G's help. My son is MUCH healthier than when we started 3.5

> years ago. He is now working on catching up in development to his peers.

> Kristy

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

>

> Recovered children through

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>

> Hi all,

> I'm a parent of 2 children with off-the-charts food allergies and eczema

> (IgE scores of 35,000+ and 12,000+ for my 4 y.o. son and 3 y.o. daughter,

> respectively...normal is about 79). We are still hopeful that our son, who's

> been categorized with the 'A', has this condition due to something

> triggering from the immune disorder. We're just about to start month-long

> Valtrex therapy with my son to look for die-off related behaviors and are

> not quite ready for neurospect stuff.

>

> Can anybody share any success stories with ? We have consulted with Dr.

> Goldberg 2x thus far.

>

> Much appreciated.

>

>

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