Re: Attn: /Re: right for Dr. Goldberg

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I am in the process of making an appt with Dr. who also does the

protocol that Dr. Goldberg does. As I understand he has a child on the spectrum

and takes his child to Dr. Goldberg. Dr. 's main office is in Aransas,

Texas but visits the NNY autism clinic in Black River, NY several times a year.

He would be more local for you and I have heard from other parents that he is

wonderful also.

 

Petra

> Yes, he will tell you before... but if you child has those viruses: GO! We did

the same (and my son had that " methylation defect " too. Dr. G thinks that is a

bunch of B.S.)

> We flew out from Virginia and it was the best thing we ever did for our son.

> Another note: DAN docs have a different way of prescribing anti-virals so

don't worry about your son having has Acyclovir.

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> > I have read many posts and read Dr. Goldberg's book and I think my son fits

Dr.

> > Goldberg's protocol but before I travel to California from New York I was

> > wondering if some of you could help me? I recently took my 4 year old to

> > another DAN, who I like so far. He ran blood tests. As I suspected, my

little

> > guy came back positive for HHV1, HHV6, EBV and possibly Lyme. Basically, a

> > viral kid. He also has a mutation that the doctor says is disturbing his

> > methylation process. He has been on Acyclovir for about 18 months with not

much

> > improvement. I have read on some of your posts that Dr. G will not take a

> > patient unless he feels he can help them. Does he make that decision based

on

> > all the paperwork and tests you send him before the appointment? My husband

is

> > getting a bit uneasy about all the doctors and if I beg to go to California

and

> > Dr. G says he cannot help, I think that may be the last straw. You all are

> > inspiring - thanks for the help.

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