Re: urinary incontenance in my 12 year old son - video on autism treatment success

July 30, 2012

In the 6 years that I have been reading thousands of forum posts,

I have never heard of this. Yes, there are bladder issues, but

they seem to resolve from the various autism biomed treatments.

Keep in mind that many pathogens are linked to bladder issues,

with Lyme being a main one. Thus, I recommend getting a second

opinion from an autism recovery doc or other autism recovery

health practitioner. Keep in mind that most mainstream docs still

think autism can not be successfully treated. I have this great

Youtube for you that I recently saw:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded & v=wa4wDqyfIqY

I love this video. It is a similar story to one of my son's who

was 14 when recovery efforts were started. But, mine was potty

trained, looked typical (not skinny like the fellow in the video),

and was verbal. But, in just a few weeks, just like in this video,

my son lost a lot of symptoms. He responded highly to just

digestive aides, even though at the time, his stools looked

normal. I was in shock watching how quickly his first 60% of

symptoms left. I could go on and on about recovery stories. Every

time you need a lift, just go to YouTube and watch some.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Hi all, I posted a week or so ago about my son that started to

suddenly start having urinary pain/urgency/frequency...

well now it has progressed to full blown incontenance, water is

just flowing through him, he cannot control his bladder at all. I

have talked to a urologist back east and he recommended it might

possibly be bladder neck dysnergia, related to nervous system

issue (and that it is related to his autism and will have this

problem the rest of his life ) - I dont buy it.... anyone else

have these symptoms with there kids... ?

deborah

July 31, 2012

Heidi,

Thank you so much for sharing this video! I watched it 3 times in a row and

every time it gets to the point where the boy starts improving I start crying,

of course the happy tears, I am so so happy for him . I need watching and

hearing these amazing stories, especially when even older kids improve, because

makes me believe even more that my boy can improve much much more (my son is

also super slim and non-verbal with urinary accidents, although much better then

before, so I can completely relate to this story).

Thanks again for making my day with this video!

Krassi

>

> In the 6 years that I have been reading thousands of forum posts, I have

> never heard of this. Yes, there are bladder issues, but they seem to

> resolve from the various autism biomed treatments. Keep in mind that

> many pathogens are linked to bladder issues, with Lyme being a main

> one. Thus, I recommend getting a second opinion from an autism recovery

> doc or other autism recovery health practitioner. Keep in mind that

> most mainstream docs still think autism can not be successfully

> treated. I have this great Youtube for you that I recently saw:

>

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded & v=wa4wDqyfIqY

>

> I love this video. It is a similar story to one of my son's who was 14

> when recovery efforts were started. But, mine was potty trained, looked

> typical (not skinny like the fellow in the video), and was verbal. But,

> in just a few weeks, just like in this video, my son lost a lot of

> symptoms. He responded highly to just digestive aides, even though at

> the time, his stools looked normal. I was in shock watching how quickly

> his first 60% of symptoms left. I could go on and on about recovery

> stories. Every time you need a lift, just go to YouTube and watch some.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>

> Hi all, I posted a week or so ago about my son that started to suddenly

> start having urinary pain/urgency/frequency... well now it has

> progressed to full blown incontenance, water is just flowing through

> him, he cannot control his bladder at all. I have talked to a urologist

> back east and he recommended it might possibly be bladder neck

> dysnergia, related to nervous system issue (and that it is related to

> his autism and will have this problem the rest of his life ) - I dont

> buy it.... anyone else have these symptoms with there kids... ?

>

> deborah

>

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July 31, 2012

Hey Krassi In Bulgaria This same Dr is treating kids with autism in Tokuda hospital but naw there is a spesial unit where the team is trained from him and naw there is people Dr who are currently treating autism by Dr Kirgsman way so .Best Regards Ralitsa To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012,

19:46:07 Subject: Re: urinary incontenance in my 12 year old son - video on autism treatment success

Heidi,

Thank you so much for sharing this video! I watched it 3 times in a row and every time it gets to the point where the boy starts improving I start crying, of course the happy tears, I am so so happy for him . I need watching and hearing these amazing stories, especially when even older kids improve, because makes me believe even more that my boy can improve much much more (my son is also super slim and non-verbal with urinary accidents, although much better then before, so I can completely relate to this story).