Im From The UK and want to see Dr G !

[Guest guest]

Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have been

reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to say amazing

things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could point me in

the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would really benefit

from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have to travel to see the Dr

Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants to get to see him!

What would we need to do?

Thanks

Sophie

[Guest guest]

Call to the office 818- 3431010

They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>

> Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have been

reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to say amazing

things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>

> I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could point me

in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would really benefit

from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have to travel to see the Dr

Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants to get to see him!

>

> What would we need to do?

> Thanks

> Sophie

>

[Guest guest]

Sophie,

Dr is traveling to where you live to speak this summer. He is

wonderful!! And uses the approach to help kids.

Treating Autism 2011 London conference

<http://www.treatingautism.co.uk/events/504/treating-autism-2011-london-conf

erence/>

http://www.treatingautism.co.uk/events/504/treating-autism-2011-london-confe

rence/

Dr Bruce is a Family Doctor who practices in Port Aransas, Texas. He

attended medical school at The University of Texas in Houston, Texas.

Following his residency in Family Practice, he served in the United States

navy for three years. After his military service, he was the Medical

Director of the town University Family Practice Residency in

Washington DC. He then went into private practice first in New York and now

in Texas. His practice includes the care of neuroimmune illnesses, including

autism and ME/CFIDS. His treatment plan for these illnesses focuses on

abnormalities in the immune system, viral infections, and fungal infections.

His presentation will include an overview of immune abnormalities associated

with autism and treatment with antiviral and antifungal medications. Dr

will provide an overview of the immune abnormalities associated with

autism, including treatment with antiviral and antifungal medications.

Included in

his talk will be research related Xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related

virus (XMRV).

Also Kathy on's clinic sometimes treats patients remotely if you have

a local doctor on board to monitor things. Her contact info is:

The director of the Northern New York Clinic is Kathy on and she is

wonderful. The number of the New York clinic is 315-773-5405. Their website

is http://www.nnyautismcenter.com All the clinics are great, pick the one

that is closest to you. If you are even considering seeing Dr. Goldberg or

Dr. , you should call their offices to get on the waiting list. Dr

Goldberg is in Tarzana, CA (818) 343-1010. Dr. has a clinic in

Port Arkansas, Texas. 361-749-1930. (His own child who is on the spectrum

sees Dr. Goldberg) Dr also visits a clinic in New York several

times a year.

Best,

Marcia

[Guest guest]

Hi Sophie

We live in London and we visited Dr G a while back and when you meet him

you can not fail to be impressed with his passion and commitment to his work

or to have immense respect for someone who manages what must amount to a

phenomenal work and caseload and ever growing ... I don't know how on earth

he does it!

If you choose to make the trip you need to consider your expectations long

term because once you are back in the UK the diet part may not be difficult

but getting support from the medical establishment here regarding the drug

regime will be problematic if you choose to pursue Dr G's recommendations.

When we returned we approached a respected Harley St pediatrician and got

a very firm NO and so we felt that without some local accessible medical

support we would be uncomfortable giving prescription medication assuming we

would have been able to get a supply! There are some wonderful and

knowledgeable individuals on this site who are supportive and helpful and we

had

offers to help support us if we wanted to persist despite the difficulties

but for us the bottom line was that we wanted local medical support regarding

the meds.

Is anyone else here aware of other UK parents being more successful in

implementing the protocol here and if so how have they managed it because prior

to the trip I think this would be valuable to know this to help support

longer term plans?

Also it is great that Dr will be in London for the Autism

Conference but he will largely be speaking to a converted audience perhaps

Sophie

it would be worthwhile attending the conference because there are sometimes

opportunities to meet the speakers even for a brief chat certainly the

previous Bournemouth Conference was like that.

In a message dated 16/03/2011 23:45:37 GMT Standard Time,

aliciacuevaz@... writes:

Call to the office 818- 3431010

They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>

> Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have

been reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to say

amazing things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>

> I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could

point me in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would

really benefit from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have to

travel to see the Dr Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants to get

to see him!

>

> What would we need to do?

> Thanks

> Sophie

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I believe Breakspear hospital in UK should be able to help

>

> Natasa

>

>

>

>

> Hi Sophie

>

> We live in London and we visited Dr G a while back and when you meet him

> you can not fail to be impressed with his passion and commitment to his work

> or to have immense respect for someone who manages what must amount to a

> phenomenal work and caseload and ever growing ... I don't know how on earth

> he does it!

>

> If you choose to make the trip you need to consider your expectations long

> term because once you are back in the UK the diet part may not be difficult

> but getting support from the medical establishment here regarding the drug

> regime will be problematic if you choose to pursue Dr G's recommendations.

> When we returned we approached a respected Harley St pediatrician and got

> a very firm NO and so we felt that without some local accessible medical

> support we would be uncomfortable giving prescription medication assuming we

> would have been able to get a supply! There are some wonderful and

> knowledgeable individuals on this site who are supportive and helpful and we

> had

> offers to help support us if we wanted to persist despite the difficulties

> but for us the bottom line was that we wanted local medical support regarding

> the meds.

>

> Is anyone else here aware of other UK parents being more successful in

> implementing the protocol here and if so how have they managed it because

> prior

> to the trip I think this would be valuable to know this to help support

> longer term plans?

>

> Also it is great that Dr will be in London for the Autism

> Conference but he will largely be speaking to a converted audience perhaps

> Sophie

> it would be worthwhile attending the conference because there are sometimes

> opportunities to meet the speakers even for a brief chat certainly the

> previous Bournemouth Conference was like that.

>

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 16/03/2011 23:45:37 GMT Standard Time,

> aliciacuevaz@... <mailto:aliciacuevaz%40> writes:

>

> Call to the office 818- 3431010

>

> They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>

>

>> >

>> > Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have

> been reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to say

> amazing things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>> >

>> > I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could

> point me in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would

> really benefit from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have to

> travel to see the Dr Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants to

> get

> to see him!

>> >

>> > What would we need to do?

>> > Thanks

>> > Sophie

>> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

My perspective on Breakspear is that the individual practioners have their

own take on managing their clients needs and formed no part in any

discussion when some of the Breakspear practitioners gave presentations at

the previous event but maybe the world has moved on since then ... is anyone

aware of the Breakspear now supporting !

In a message dated 18/03/2011 22:47:59 GMT Standard Time,

neno@... writes:

>

> I believe Breakspear hospital in UK should be able to help

>

> Natasa

>

>

>

>

> Hi Sophie

>

> We live in London and we visited Dr G a while back and when you meet him

> you can not fail to be impressed with his passion and commitment to his

work

> or to have immense respect for someone who manages what must amount to a

> phenomenal work and caseload and ever growing ... I don't know how on

earth

> he does it!

>

> If you choose to make the trip you need to consider your expectations

long

> term because once you are back in the UK the diet part may not be

difficult

> but getting support from the medical establishment here regarding the

drug

> regime will be problematic if you choose to pursue Dr G's

recommendations.

> When we returned we approached a respected Harley St pediatrician and got

> a very firm NO and so we felt that without some local accessible medical

> support we would be uncomfortable giving prescription medication

assuming we

> would have been able to get a supply! There are some wonderful and

> knowledgeable individuals on this site who are supportive and helpful

and we

> had

> offers to help support us if we wanted to persist despite the

difficulties

> but for us the bottom line was that we wanted local medical support

regarding

> the meds.

>

> Is anyone else here aware of other UK parents being more successful in

> implementing the protocol here and if so how have they managed it because

> prior

> to the trip I think this would be valuable to know this to help support

> longer term plans?

>

> Also it is great that Dr will be in London for the Autism

> Conference but he will largely be speaking to a converted audience

perhaps

> Sophie

> it would be worthwhile attending the conference because there are

sometimes

> opportunities to meet the speakers even for a brief chat certainly the

> previous Bournemouth Conference was like that.

>

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 16/03/2011 23:45:37 GMT Standard Time,

> _aliciacuevaz@..._ (mailto:aliciacuevaz@...)

<mailto:aliciacuevaz%40> writes:

>

> Call to the office 818- 3431010

>

> They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>

>

>> >

>> > Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have

> been reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to

say

> amazing things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>> >

>> > I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could

> point me in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would

> really benefit from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have

to

> travel to see the Dr Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants

to

> get

> to see him!

>> >

>> > What would we need to do?

>> > Thanks

>> > Sophie

>> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Sorry for rushed email but I have done both! I am from the uk

On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 11:50 GMT goldsmull@... wrote:

>

>My perspective on Breakspear is that the individual practioners have their

>own take on managing their clients needs and formed no part in any

>discussion when some of the Breakspear practitioners gave presentations at

>the previous event but maybe the world has moved on since then ... is anyone

>aware of the Breakspear now supporting !

>

>

>In a message dated 18/03/2011 22:47:59 GMT Standard Time,

>neno@... writes:

>

>

>

>

>>

>> I believe Breakspear hospital in UK should be able to help

>>

>> Natasa

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> Hi Sophie

>>

>> We live in London and we visited Dr G a while back and when you meet him

>> you can not fail to be impressed with his passion and commitment to his

>work

>> or to have immense respect for someone who manages what must amount to a

>> phenomenal work and caseload and ever growing ... I don't know how on

>earth

>> he does it!

>>

>> If you choose to make the trip you need to consider your expectations

>long

>> term because once you are back in the UK the diet part may not be

>difficult

>> but getting support from the medical establishment here regarding the

>drug

>> regime will be problematic if you choose to pursue Dr G's

>recommendations.

>> When we returned we approached a respected Harley St pediatrician and got

>> a very firm NO and so we felt that without some local accessible medical

>> support we would be uncomfortable giving prescription medication

>assuming we

>> would have been able to get a supply! There are some wonderful and

>> knowledgeable individuals on this site who are supportive and helpful

>and we

>> had

>> offers to help support us if we wanted to persist despite the

>difficulties

>> but for us the bottom line was that we wanted local medical support

>regarding

>> the meds.

>>

>> Is anyone else here aware of other UK parents being more successful in

>> implementing the protocol here and if so how have they managed it because

>> prior

>> to the trip I think this would be valuable to know this to help support

>> longer term plans?

>>

>> Also it is great that Dr will be in London for the Autism

>> Conference but he will largely be speaking to a converted audience

>perhaps

>> Sophie

>> it would be worthwhile attending the conference because there are

>sometimes

>> opportunities to meet the speakers even for a brief chat certainly the

>> previous Bournemouth Conference was like that.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> In a message dated 16/03/2011 23:45:37 GMT Standard Time,

>> _aliciacuevaz@..._ (mailto:aliciacuevaz@...)

><mailto:aliciacuevaz%40> writes:

>>

>> Call to the office 818- 3431010

>>

>> They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>>

>>

>>> >

>>> > Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I have

>> been reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to

>say

>> amazing things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>>> >

>>> > I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could

>> point me in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son would

>> really benefit from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have

>to

>> travel to see the Dr Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone wants

>to

>> get

>> to see him!

>>> >

>>> > What would we need to do?

>>> > Thanks

>>> > Sophie

>>> >

>>

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[Guest guest]

Hi I think we may have spoken before.

I know there are a small number of us here in the UK who have either

visited with or are in the process of visiting Dr G but there seems to be little

clarity about how can operate remotely specifically the medical aspect

of the protocol which is fairly key to the approach! I think for other UK

parents coming into this it is important to have information to allow

informed choices because one thing you will learn as you add years to your

experience on this trail is that you can add considerable expense with at times

no added value.

When you say you have done both I am assuming you have tried the Breakspear

approach and you have implemented the approach. Did you implement the

with medical support from Breakspear or did you find a mechanism to

support appropriately the medical aspect of monitoring ?

This it seems to me is a crucial question to be answered for anyone

considering from this side of the Atlantic because the Rx side of the

approach can't based on our experience be managed medically appropriately

remotely!

It would be helpful for other UK based parents to share their experience if

they have managed to do so.

In a message dated 19/03/2011 13:17:13 GMT Standard Time,

kayarshad@... writes:

Hi,

Sorry for rushed email but I have done both! I am from the uk

On Sat, 19 Mar 2011 11:50 GMT _goldsmull@..._

(mailto:goldsmull@...) wrote:

>

>My perspective on Breakspear is that the individual practioners have

their

>own take on managing their clients needs and formed no part in any

>discussion when some of the Breakspear practitioners gave presentations

at

>the previous event but maybe the world has moved on since then ... is

anyone

>aware of the Breakspear now supporting !

>

>

>In a message dated 18/03/2011 22:47:59 GMT Standard Time,

>_neno@..._ (mailto:neno@...) writes:

>

>

>

>

>>

>> I believe Breakspear hospital in UK should be able to help

>>

>> Natasa

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> Hi Sophie

>>

>> We live in London and we visited Dr G a while back and when you meet him

>> you can not fail to be impressed with his passion and commitment to his

>work

>> or to have immense respect for someone who manages what must amount to a

>> phenomenal work and caseload and ever growing ... I don't know how on

>earth

>> he does it!

>>

>> If you choose to make the trip you need to consider your expectations

>long

>> term because once you are back in the UK the diet part may not be

>difficult

>> but getting support from the medical establishment here regarding the

>drug

>> regime will be problematic if you choose to pursue Dr G's

>recommendations.

>> When we returned we approached a respected Harley St pediatrician and

got

>> a very firm NO and so we felt that without some local accessible medical

>> support we would be uncomfortable giving prescription medication

>assuming we

>> would have been able to get a supply! There are some wonderful and

>> knowledgeable individuals on this site who are supportive and helpful

>and we

>> had

>> offers to help support us if we wanted to persist despite the

>difficulties

>> but for us the bottom line was that we wanted local medical support

>regarding

>> the meds.

>>

>> Is anyone else here aware of other UK parents being more successful in

>> implementing the protocol here and if so how have they managed it

because

>> prior

>> to the trip I think this would be valuable to know this to help support

>> longer term plans?

>>

>> Also it is great that Dr will be in London for the Autism

>> Conference but he will largely be speaking to a converted audience

>perhaps

>> Sophie

>> it would be worthwhile attending the conference because there are

>sometimes

>> opportunities to meet the speakers even for a brief chat certainly the

>> previous Bournemouth Conference was like that.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> In a message dated 16/03/2011 23:45:37 GMT Standard Time,

>> __aliciacuevaz@..._ (mailto:_aliciacuevaz@...) _

(mailto:_aliciacuevaz@..._ (mailto:aliciacuevaz@...) )

><mailto:aliciacuevaz%40> writes:

>>

>> Call to the office 818- 3431010

>>

>> They will send ou some papers to fill and all the instructions.

>>

>>

>>> >

>>> > Im new to this site and have only posted a couple of times, but I

have

>> been reading loads of the posts you have added and all of them seem to

>say

>> amazing things about Dr G, he sounds brilliant.

>>> >

>>> > I dont think we have anyone like this in the UK, but if anyone could

>> point me in the right direction Id be very greatful, I think my son

would

>> really benefit from seeing someone like Dr G, but if it means we'd have

>to

>> travel to see the Dr Id be more than happy, it seems like everyone

wants

>to

>> get

>> to see him!

>>> >

>>> > What would we need to do?

>>> > Thanks

>>> > Sophie

>>> >

>>

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