Re: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

[Guest guest]

Allinia works well for parasites but you need a script.

Subject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!To: mb12 valtrex Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011, 10:40 PM

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to

the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

Allinia works well for parasites but you need a script.

Subject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!To: mb12 valtrex Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011, 10:40 PM

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to

the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

Allinia works well for parasites but you need a script.

Subject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!To: mb12 valtrex Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011, 10:40 PM

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to

the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample). The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in. SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

[Guest guest]

You could make a yummy salad out of those, just not with the garlic. LOLOrganic Papaya, please :-) Add pumpkin seeds after tossing. MMMM. Thanks for the recipe idea, Tammy. ;-)

 

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

 

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

 

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex

Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

 

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.

So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...

We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

You could make a yummy salad out of those, just not with the garlic. LOLOrganic Papaya, please :-) Add pumpkin seeds after tossing. MMMM. Thanks for the recipe idea, Tammy. ;-)

 

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

 

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

 

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex

Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

 

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.

So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...

We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

You could make a yummy salad out of those, just not with the garlic. LOLOrganic Papaya, please :-) Add pumpkin seeds after tossing. MMMM. Thanks for the recipe idea, Tammy. ;-)

 

lmao...Too, too funny, Alberta.

Foods worms hate ...(4 or 5 days of enough of these foods will kill 'em):

 

carrots

coconuts

cranberries

papaya

pumpkin seeds

garlic

 

If you google, you can find tons of info.

To: mb12 valtrex

Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 10:40:09 PMSubject: We saw the dastardly parasite this morning!!!!

 

I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.

So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...

We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the

specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

SO...What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I've always wanted a live blood analysis. Who did this for you and where?

>

> I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

>

> So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

>

> So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

>

> The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

>

> We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened

to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and

the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the

sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it

again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

>

> The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could

turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're

going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days

for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back

for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

>

> SO...

>

> What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

>

[Guest guest]

I've always wanted a live blood analysis. Who did this for you and where?

>

> I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

>

> So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

>

> So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

>

> The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

>

> We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened

to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and

the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the

sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it

again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

>

> The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could

turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're

going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days

for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back

for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

>

> SO...

>

> What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

>

[Guest guest]

I've always wanted a live blood analysis. Who did this for you and where?

>

> I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

>

> So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

>

> So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

>

> The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

>

> We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened

to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and

the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the

sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it

again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

>

> The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could

turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're

going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days

for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back

for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

>

> SO...

>

> What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

>

[Guest guest]

Our DAN did this for us in his office.  He's got this microscope that hooks up to a computer that he does it on.  I've seen it offered in some holistic pharmacies sometimes and I think some naturopathic doctors do it, too.

Does OLE do anything against worms?

 

I've always wanted a live blood analysis. Who did this for you and where?

>

> I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.

>

> So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

>

> So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

>

> The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...

>

> We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

>

> The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

>

> SO...

>

> What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

>

[Guest guest]

Yes I've seen them too. I believe it is illegal to diagnose using use dark

field which may be why they are not commonly used. Most stool tests just look

visually for parasites. The metametrix GI stool test actually looks for

parasite dna and so may be more accurate in finding parasites.

>

> I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

>

> So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

>

> So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

>

> The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

>

> We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened

to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and

the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the

sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it

again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

>

> The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could

turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're

going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days

for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back

for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

>

> SO...

>

> What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

>

[Guest guest]

I meant that the parasites in the drop of blood don't exist much like lyme

doesn't exist outside of the CDC guidelines wink wink

> >

> > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

> >

> > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

> >

> > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

> >

> > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

> >

> > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with

FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I

think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we

need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

> >

> > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and

could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So

we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few

days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come

back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> >

> > SO...

> >

> > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I meant that the parasites in the drop of blood don't exist much like lyme

doesn't exist outside of the CDC guidelines wink wink

> >

> > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

> >

> > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

> >

> > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

> >

> > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

> >

> > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with

FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I

think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we

need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

> >

> > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and

could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So

we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few

days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come

back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> >

> > SO...

> >

> > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I meant that the parasites in the drop of blood don't exist much like lyme

doesn't exist outside of the CDC guidelines wink wink

> >

> > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our

OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her

stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a

pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been

re-emerging.

> >

> > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a

live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that

he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

> >

> > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral

depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

> >

> > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the

bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the

finger...

> >

> > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with

FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I

think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we

need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

> >

> > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and

could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So

we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few

days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come

back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> >

> > SO...

> >

> > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to

stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

This thing was very obviously a worm with a head and a tail.  The DAN said it's probably a blood fluke but cannot say for sure until tests come back.

 

I meant that the parasites in the drop of blood don't exist much like lyme doesn't exist outside of the CDC guidelines wink wink

> >

> > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall, her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming that's been re-emerging.

> >

> > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there anyway.

> >

> > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And then...

> >

> > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave me the finger...

> >

> > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another sample).

> >

> > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> >

> > SO...

> >

> > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Did you get a digital recording?

>

> Our DAN did this for us in his office. He's got this microscope that hooks

> up to a computer that he does it on...

[Guest guest]

No...I didn't even think to ask to have it recorded.  Damn, I wish I would have thought -- I would love to have posted the video of the worm for you guys to see. 

 

Did you get a digital recording?

>

> Our DAN did this for us in his office. He's got this microscope that hooks

> up to a computer that he does it on...

[Guest guest]

I've seen it too. you can see its mouth and tail, could you see the red blood

cells that it ate? in one case i saw what was described as a white blood cell

attached trying to do its duty of killing it. the fluke was winning.

> > > >

> > > > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do

> > our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall,

> > her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further

> > investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming

> > that's been re-emerging.

> > > >

> > > > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to

> > do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much

> > except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there

> > anyway.

> > > >

> > > > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably

> > mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And

> > then...

> > > >

> > > > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw

> > the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave

> > me the finger...

> > > >

> > > > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

> > happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal

> > with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get

> > there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and

> > void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another

> > sample).

> > > >

> > > > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there

> > and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the

> > system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going

> > to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and

> > the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> > > >

> > > > SO...

> > > >

> > > > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give

> > her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I've seen it too. you can see its mouth and tail, could you see the red blood

cells that it ate? in one case i saw what was described as a white blood cell

attached trying to do its duty of killing it. the fluke was winning.

> > > >

> > > > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do

> > our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall,

> > her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further

> > investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming

> > that's been re-emerging.

> > > >

> > > > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to

> > do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much

> > except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there

> > anyway.

> > > >

> > > > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably

> > mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And

> > then...

> > > >

> > > > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw

> > the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave

> > me the finger...

> > > >

> > > > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

> > happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal

> > with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get

> > there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and

> > void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another

> > sample).

> > > >

> > > > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there

> > and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the

> > system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going

> > to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and

> > the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> > > >

> > > > SO...

> > > >

> > > > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give

> > her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I've seen it too. you can see its mouth and tail, could you see the red blood

cells that it ate? in one case i saw what was described as a white blood cell

attached trying to do its duty of killing it. the fluke was winning.

> > > >

> > > > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do

> > our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall,

> > her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further

> > investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming

> > that's been re-emerging.

> > > >

> > > > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to

> > do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much

> > except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there

> > anyway.

> > > >

> > > > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably

> > mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And

> > then...

> > > >

> > > > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw

> > the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave

> > me the finger...

> > > >

> > > > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

> > happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal

> > with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get

> > there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and

> > void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another

> > sample).

> > > >

> > > > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there

> > and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the

> > system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going

> > to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and

> > the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> > > >

> > > > SO...

> > > >

> > > > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give

> > her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Me and my shaved head and steel toed workboots are going to put on a cheerleader uniform and start cheering for the WBCs to win.  No, it wasn't doing anything but staying still.  We're still not 100% sure if it was a blood fluke -- but there definitely is some kind of worm action going on.

You know what's been strange?  I've been giving Maia her enzymes on an empty stomach (because that's what the directions on the bottle for the candida enzymes said to do) and she actually does better when she has enzymes on an empty stomach.  I wonder if, because she has a leaky gut, the enzymes get out into the rest of the system and would help with parasites.  I wonder if enzymes digest parasites...or is this not possible at all?  Because, if enzymes can be given on an empty stomach and digest yeast, could it not work similarly for parasites? 

 

I've seen it too. you can see its mouth and tail, could you see the red blood cells that it ate? in one case i saw what was described as a white blood cell attached trying to do its duty of killing it. the fluke was winning.

> > > >

> > > > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do

> > our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall,

> > her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further

> > investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming

> > that's been re-emerging.

> > > >

> > > > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to

> > do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much

> > except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there

> > anyway.

> > > >

> > > > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably

> > mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And

> > then...

> > > >

> > > > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw

> > the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave

> > me the finger...

> > > >

> > > > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

> > happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal

> > with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get

> > there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and

> > void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another

> > sample).

> > > >

> > > > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there

> > and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the

> > system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going

> > to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and

> > the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> > > >

> > > > SO...

> > > >

> > > > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give

> > her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Me and my shaved head and steel toed workboots are going to put on a cheerleader uniform and start cheering for the WBCs to win.  No, it wasn't doing anything but staying still.  We're still not 100% sure if it was a blood fluke -- but there definitely is some kind of worm action going on.

You know what's been strange?  I've been giving Maia her enzymes on an empty stomach (because that's what the directions on the bottle for the candida enzymes said to do) and she actually does better when she has enzymes on an empty stomach.  I wonder if, because she has a leaky gut, the enzymes get out into the rest of the system and would help with parasites.  I wonder if enzymes digest parasites...or is this not possible at all?  Because, if enzymes can be given on an empty stomach and digest yeast, could it not work similarly for parasites? 

 

I've seen it too. you can see its mouth and tail, could you see the red blood cells that it ate? in one case i saw what was described as a white blood cell attached trying to do its duty of killing it. the fluke was winning.

> > > >

> > > > I had made an appointment with our DAN to talk about anti-virals, to do

> > our OAT, and to talk about how when Maia was on abx back in the late fall,

> > her stools were perfectly formed and that I think we need to further

> > investigate a pathogen causing this and to talk about the vocal stimming

> > that's been re-emerging.

> > > >

> > > > So we were setting up to do the OAT test and I had agreed for Maia to

> > do a live cell blood analysis. I didn't think we were going to find much

> > except that he's going to tell us we have yeast, but WTH, we were there

> > anyway.

> > > >

> > > > So from first look, he says her cells look a little small, probably

> > mineral depletion or something. I'm thinking, ok, we'll talk about that. And

> > then...

> > > >

> > > > The DASTARDLY worm showed up on the slide!!!!! I could've sworn I saw

> > the bugger looking at me from under the microscope and I think it even gave

> > me the finger...

> > > >

> > > > We had done a comprehensive stool analysis with our ND but something

> > happened to the specimen in transport to the lab and there was this ordeal

> > with FedEx and the way bill so it took longer than it should have to get

> > there and I think the sample went bad or something, making the test null and

> > void, so we need to do it again (not pay for it again, just collect another

> > sample).

> > > >

> > > > The DAN said that it doesn't look like an infestation but it's there

> > and could turn into an infestation and it would likely put stress on the

> > system. So we're going to do another comprehensive stool test but it's going

> > to take a few days for me to get rid of the enzymes out of her system and

> > the test won't come back for another 3 weeks after I send it in.

> > > >

> > > > SO...

> > > >

> > > > What can I do about it in the meantime? Is there anything I can give

> > her to stop it from thriving until we get the tests back?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>