Re: How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

[Guest guest]

I too would love to know the answer to this. I have only heard of three

recovered kids. Surely there are more.

Anxious to hear feedback.

Martha

On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 2:04 PM, <jrodrig6605@...>wrote:

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> Hi all,

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> I think I have a question that is being asked many times, but I have never

> read a firm answer to it.

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> How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

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> Is this something anybody has ever ask Dr. Goldberg? Does he have this kind

> of statistics?

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> Maybe we can create a database in this group to keep track of

> children's recoveries.

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> What do you think?

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> JR

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[Guest guest]

Hi JR,

I think this is a great idea to track these statistics to show the progress for

those willing to share their results with  (which is usually quite a high

percentage willing to give this data from my limited experience). This could

help put Dr G.'s work to the forefront, rather than the quick-cure recovery

people which are becoming more of a distraction. Since his work focuses on

getting our kids' immune systems healthier, statistical analysis of the data

over time would be a helpful tool.

I can offer my services in the database area if needed, let me know.

Thanks,

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From: <jrodrig6605@...>

nids

Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2009 1:04:06 PM

Subject: How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

Hi all,

I think I have a question that is being asked many times, but I have never read

a firm answer to it.

How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

Is this something anybody has ever ask Dr. Goldberg? Does he have this kind of

statistics?

Maybe we can create a database in this group to keep track of children's

recoveries.

What do you think?

JR

[Guest guest]

I don't think there's a definitive answer to this question, , since recovery

is an ongoing process and often takes place over many years. Marcia Hinds' son

is 20, and she says that the " final pieces " have only fallen into place in the

last couple of years. He started with Dr. G when he was 7 years old.

Parents of recovered patients tend to drop off these message boards as their

lives " normalize, " so they are generally not here to answer our questions about

recovery. I know that as my son improves and moves up (and hopefully, off!) the

spectrum, I find myself with less to worry about, and posting here less and less

often.

I was not in attendance at the conference yesterday, but I understand that Dr. G

brought in several of his " recovered " patients. I wish I could have been there

to talk directly with them!

Donna

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> Hi all,

>

> I think I have a question that is being asked many times, but I have never

read a firm answer to it.

>

>

>

> How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

>

>

>

> Is this something anybody has ever ask Dr. Goldberg? Does he have this kind

of statistics?

>

>

>

> Maybe we can create a database in this group to keep track of children's

recoveries.

>

>

>

> What do you think?

>

>

>

> JR

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes I agree there, I have heard stories of " my kid spoke sentences after they

did X therapy/treatment! " I have not experienced that with my daughter. But

everyday she surprises me with something new and sometimes I don't even notice

how far she has come along until someone else says how much she's changed!

Unfortunately, I think a lot of people don't want to take the time to stick with

because of that fact. They think their child should get better

instantaneously. But it makes sense to me that our kids are very very sick and

it took time to get that sick and its going to take time to get better!

I have my ideas about how to test our children periodically for improvements but

they are just ideas.

My 2 meager cents,

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> > Hi all,

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> > I think I have a question that is being asked many times, but I have never

read a firm answer to it.

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> >

> > How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

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> > Is this something anybody has ever ask Dr. Goldberg? Does he have this kind

of statistics?

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> > Maybe we can create a database in this group to keep track of

children's recoveries.

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> > What do you think?

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> > JR

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[Guest guest]

Dr. Goldberg only presented 3 children at the conference because it was basicaly

a last minute idea. I was blasted on another list for tying to explain inate

immunity, so I told him it didn't matter how much science he presented because

they wouldn't believe him anyway. But if the kids answered the questions what

could they say? There are recovered children all over the country leading

normal productive lives. I do believe the USAAA is selling the DVD. This is

real recovery education, social, driving real life!

Elyse Goldberg

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> I too would love to know the answer to this. I have only heard of three

> recovered kids. Surely there are more.

> Anxious to hear feedback.

> Martha

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> On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 2:04 PM, <jrodrig6605@...>wrote:

>

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I think I have a question that is being asked many times, but I have never

> > read a firm answer to it.

> >

> > How often do kids recover when following the protocol?

> >

> > Is this something anybody has ever ask Dr. Goldberg? Does he have this kind

> > of statistics?

> >

> > Maybe we can create a database in this group to keep track of

> > children's recoveries.

> >

> > What do you think?

> >

> > JR

> >

> >