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As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3

and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the

road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all

this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a

gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under

the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we

just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely

non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she

knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't

make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to

articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to

talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also

is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart

breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will

give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not

be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but

am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is

pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now

that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason

I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I

know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to

pull it together.

I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions

and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant

even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the

people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her

thinking we could.

Leigh

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Sounds like you have given up in your email, but she has made some progress??? Is she better or worse than where you started. My son got much worse before it got better. Has she improved? Not sure where you live but Corby with Austic Solution Center has made children with no hope her life's mission! She is located n Cordova Tn. She has helped families all over the world. She started with her own autistic child [non verbal]. If nterested send me your email and I will send you her info. I know its hard coming from a stranger but try to stay positive. Positive thoughts, are more powerful than anything else you can do for her. Positve thoughts will lead you to the right answers. As all of us know, this is not a simple solution. What works for one may not work for another. If it were that easy, there wouldn't be groups like ths informing each other. I

just recently heard of the color purple helping an autistic child with natural healng. They painted her room purple, clothes purple and the parents believe it helped calm her to allow healing to begin. Please dont gve up.

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Subject: Is it time to admit defeat?To: mb12valtrex Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 3:25 PM

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.Leigh

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Leigh,I can relate so much with what you are going through. As soon as my son was diagnosed two years ago when he was 2, ( he is now 4 yrs old)I stopped working and researched all I could to help my son. I have done a lot of things myself, like Biomed, GFCF, ABA, Hbot and Stem Cell and I still plan to add more things for him to do. I live in Australia and I don't have much friends who'm I can share my problems. I sometimes cry and think when will this nightmare going to end. But at this point I still am prepared to fight for him, I don't know for how long. He has little improvement but still has a long way to go. He is placid and affectionate. He babbles and can say 2 or 3 words but very rarely. He stimms a lot and has separation anxiety from me.My son regressed at age 1 and I always know something in him was never the same. He was a smart baby. I

sometimes tell my husband or my sister that I just want to give up, meaning I don'e wan't to live anymore. I also am aware that other people have worse situation, but for me this is my life and it hurts me to think what is going to happen to him in the future when I'm gone. I still question as to why and how this happened to us. I used to be fairly religious but now, I don't know anymore...I don't know where I get my strength from but like I said I wish this nightmare would stop. I did see a councilor but what she wanted for me to do is to accept my sons' faith and I can't do that. I believe he was not born this way and he deserves as much of lifes' opportunity as anyone else.I do wish I had a friend I can really relate to and speak of all this things, someone who is going thru the same and yet are not giving up. Someone to pull me through for my sons' sake. I'm thankful of this group at least I' know there are mothers and

fathers /carers that are in the same boat.Thanks Leigh for opening up this topic again. You are definitely not alone. I struggle every day with this...mum of 4 yr old asd

Subject: Is it time to admit defeat?To: mb12valtrex Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 3:25 PM

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.Leigh

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Sounds like you're suffering from depression. I know all about that, and I finally saw my son's DAN who also treats adults and she put me on an antidepressant & some antianxiety supps. I knew I could not be an advocate for my son and keep fighting for him everyday (even though, like you, my child is 7, we've been doing biomed for years, and he's still functionally nonverbal and we've made little progress). I have to try to take care of myself or he doesn't have a chance. And you know what, I believe my son will be healed one day, but even if that never happens and I end up taking care of him for the rest of my life, that's ok. He's my son and I love him and if that's the way it ultimately works out, I'll still be proud of him and he'll still contribute to society. If you're like me and most autism moms who put their kids first and themselves last, you'll help your daughter so much if you try to take care of yourself and make yourself a priority for awhile. And I personally don't think there's anything wrong w/ taking a break from the autism fight for awhile. If you're burned out, take a break, put things on maintenance w/ your daughter's regime and take a mental break. I've had to do that and it did help. Soraya

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.

Leigh

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Leigh,Thanks for opening up and sharing that special autism hell we all face every now and then and just don't articulate. It is very easy to let the autism get you down. And yes every now and then, even after 11 years of this, I still allow myself a pity cry every now and then. But I found something to help me through those times and I will share it. Lock into your mind a time your child made you laugh or when you realized they just did something they couldn't do before. When you get into that autism low, unlock that memory. Trust me it will make you smile. Every child gets better in some way- language, motor, cognitive, that sometimes we just forget to remember where they were...margie in va Sounds like you're suffering from depression. I know all about that, and I finally saw my son's DAN who also treats adults and she put me on an antidepressant & some antianxiety supps. I knew I could not be an advocate for my son and keep fighting for him everyday (even though, like you, my child is 7, we've been doing biomed for years, and he's still functionally nonverbal and we've made little progress). I have to try to take care of myself or he doesn't have a chance. And you know what, I believe my son will be healed one day, but even if that never happens and I end up taking care of him for the rest of my life, that's ok. He's my son and I love him and if that's the way it ultimately works out, I'll still be proud of him and he'll still contribute to society. If you're like me and most autism moms who put their kids first and themselves last, you'll help your daughter so much if you try to take care of yourself and make yourself a priority for awhile. And I personally don't think there's anything wrong w/ taking a break from the autism fight for awhile. If you're burned out, take a break, put things on maintenance w/ your daughter's regime and take a mental break. I've had to do that and it did help. Soraya As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could. Leigh

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Well said.. I second everything Soraya has said and add a lot of hugs and prayers for u and uo beautiful little girlSent from my iPod

Sounds like you're suffering from depression. I know all about that, and I finally saw my son's DAN who also treats adults and she put me on an antidepressant & some antianxiety supps. I knew I could not be an advocate for my son and keep fighting for him everyday (even though, like you, my child is 7, we've been doing biomed for years, and he's still functionally nonverbal and we've made little progress). I have to try to take care of myself or he doesn't have a chance. And you know what, I believe my son will be healed one day, but even if that never happens and I end up taking care of him for the rest of my life, that's ok. He's my son and I love him and if that's the way it ultimately works out, I'll still be proud of him and he'll still contribute to society. If you're like me and most autism moms who put their kids first and themselves last, you'll help your daughter so much if you try to take care of yourself and make yourself a priority for awhile. And I personally don't think there's anything wrong w/ taking a break from the autism fight for awhile. If you're burned out, take a break, put things on maintenance w/ your daughter's regime and take a mental break. I've had to do that and it did help. Soraya

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.

Leigh

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leigh,

first i want to give my two cents about docters genetic testing. i think half the time they dont even understand thier own bloody test ...i think docters are wrong many many many times....about so much from the test they give to the diagnosis to the treatment....grrrrrr...docters....

I wont go on about what i think of docters.....let me just tell you what is in my heart of hearts...and that is nothing is incurable....somewhere at some point in time someone has been healed from it.

we are all on spiritual journeys....life on this planet is unfolding according to the lessons we on a higher spiritual plane need to learn...we can change our path if it is something we truly want ....

our children also are on a spiritual journey....

one time i sent my sons picture to a faith healer....for two days my son was completely normal. he started talking age appropriate....all his physical symptoms gone he was completely recovered. after two days he went back to his autistic self...

I felt that this was a message from God....as it happened at a time my faith was also wavering.....I felt God wanted me to know that he is all powerful! that he can heal my son at any time!

but what is my sons lessons he is choosing to learn this lifetime? what are my lessons for this life time?

i had been told a few times my healing and my sons healing are intertwined.....sort of he chose to go thru this to help me learn my lesons....

that doesnt mean that i dont have days that...i feel God has left us far far away.....

i am writing a book about my life with PTSD amoung other things...it is a dark book....in my last chapter I spoke of how wrong it all was....and I felt there was no lesson in my and my sons suffering....only bitterness and pain...that just left me that much more broken of a human being...

but today....today my son had a better day....yes small things but still i choose to see Gods grace in the small gifts...tomorrow i may be screaming in my car with the windows rolled up..er,again...

i find side roads to drive down when I do that..

i have a hard time talkin to people, too....im scared of them. they see me as wierd. the lady with eyes red and sad all the time from crying....who gives her son a wierd diet....who never goes out .

they dont understand me and dont even want to...im just so diffrent from most folks....

so i feel sorry for myself for a couple days....write in my dark book.....when my son goes to sleep at night i cry out to God....be more clear! your directions are kind of fuzzy lord! please...i need more clear signs of which way to go lord!

its not easy...without a doubt.....some days are a lot harder then others...

nothing worth fighting for ever comes easy.... please dont give up.....send me emails off list and tell me how much it sucks...tell me how angry you are and then go back to fighting.....

please keep fighting......

channa

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 4:25 PMSubject: Is it time to admit defeat?

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.Leigh

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I agree with Channa. I don't think doctors know what they're talking

about. Genetic anomalies have very specific affects. It makes it so

you can't metabolize certain things so it causes a cascade of effects.

It's not the " gene " that " blocks " the ability to do something...it's

that they cause certain things to happen with metabolism. It doesn't

matter that the root cause is " genetic " -- there is always a

workaround -- it can be hacked.

One of our neighbors is a woman who was born with spinal bifida. They

said that she would never walk, would need constant support and never

be capable of independent living. Doctors said that it would be

unlikely that she would lead a " normal " life. She's incredible. She

drives a car. She walks sometimes (not very long distances, but she

has a scooter to get around longer distances. She has a husband and a

son, she has a job as a receptionist in a company that produces

scientific equipment, she's fought and beaten cancer...twice. And her

cancer has gone into remission now. She had the worst kind of

leukemia and doctors thought it was going to be fatal. She started

seeing a naturopathic doctor and beat it.

Anything is possible. A lot of these doctors who run these genetic

tests don't know what they're talking about. I know how you feel b/c

my daughter also has major issues with speech. But the things she's

telling you she wants, it sounds like you've already won half the

battle.

> leigh,

> first i want to give my two cents about docters genetic testing. i think

> half the time they dont even understand thier own bloody test ...i think

> docters are wrong many many many times....about so much from the test they

> give to the diagnosis to the treatment....grrrrrr...docters....

> I wont go on about what i think of docters.....let me just tell you what is

> in my heart of hearts...and that is nothing is incurable....somewhere at

> some point in time someone has been healed from it.

> we are all on spiritual journeys....life on this planet is unfolding

> according to the lessons we on a higher spiritual plane need to learn...we

> can change our path if it is something we truly want ....

> our children also are on a spiritual journey....

> one time i sent my sons picture to a faith healer....for two days my son was

> completely normal. he started talking age appropriate....all his physical

> symptoms gone he was completely recovered. after two days he went back to

> his autistic self...

> I felt that this was a message from God....as it happened at a time my faith

> was also wavering.....I felt God wanted me to know that he is all powerful!

> that he can heal my son at any time!

> but what is my sons lessons he is choosing to learn this lifetime? what are

> my lessons for this life time?

> i had been told a few times my healing and my sons healing are

> intertwined.....sort of he chose to go thru this to help me learn my

> lesons....

> that doesnt mean that i dont have days that...i feel God has left us far far

> away.....

> i am writing a book about my life with PTSD amoung other things...it is a

> dark book....in my last chapter I spoke of how wrong it all was....and I

> felt there was no lesson in my and my sons suffering....only bitterness and

> pain...that just left me that much more broken of a human being...

> but today....today my son had a better day....yes small things but still i

> choose to see Gods grace in the small gifts...tomorrow i may be screaming in

> my car with the windows rolled up..er,again...

> i find side roads to drive down when I do that..

> i have a hard time talkin to people, too....im scared of them. they see me

> as wierd. the lady with eyes red and sad all the time from crying....who

> gives her son a wierd diet....who never goes out .

> they dont understand me and dont even want to...im just so diffrent from

> most folks....

> so i feel sorry for myself for a couple days....write in my dark

> book.....when my son goes to sleep at night i cry out to God....be more

> clear! your directions are kind of fuzzy lord! please...i need more clear

> signs of which way to go lord!

> its not easy...without a doubt.....some days are a lot harder then others...

> nothing worth fighting for ever comes easy.... please dont give up.....send

> me emails off list and tell me how much it sucks...tell me how angry you are

> and then go back to fighting.....

> please keep fighting......

> channa

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: mb12valtrex

> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 4:25 PM

> Subject: Is it time to admit defeat?

>

>

>

> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al

> since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the

> end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes

> but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out

> my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have

> done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac

> chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this

> limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical

> world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I

> cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her

> because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so

> blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when

> will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited

> to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks.

> She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

>

> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which

> will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they

> might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe

> in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully

> recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could

> heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept

> this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer

> everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for

> her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

>

> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible

> conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other

> people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the

> rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on

> recovering her thinking we could.

>

> Leigh

>

>

>

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there was a guy in a church i went to with spina bifida....he is married with a kid....beautiful guy....his handicap if that is what you call it....made him so much more heroic to me....i found myself with a stinkin crush on this beautiful man. and yes he was married and yes it was in church....

im a sinful woman to say the least....

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I agree with Channa. I don't think doctors know what they're talkingabout. Genetic anomalies have very specific affects. It makes it soyou can't metabolize certain things so it causes a cascade of effects.It's not the "gene" that "blocks" the ability to do something...it'sthat they cause certain things to happen with metabolism. It doesn'tmatter that the root cause is "genetic" -- there is always aworkaround -- it can be hacked.One of our neighbors is a woman who was born with spinal bifida. Theysaid that she would never walk, would need constant support and neverbe capable of independent living. Doctors said that it would beunlikely that she would lead a "normal" life. She's incredible. Shedrives a car. She walks sometimes (not very long distances, but shehas a scooter to get around longer distances. She has a husband and ason, she has a job as a receptionist in a company that

producesscientific equipment, she's fought and beaten cancer...twice. And hercancer has gone into remission now. She had the worst kind ofleukemia and doctors thought it was going to be fatal. She startedseeing a naturopathic doctor and beat it.Anything is possible. A lot of these doctors who run these genetictests don't know what they're talking about. I know how you feel b/cmy daughter also has major issues with speech. But the things she'stelling you she wants, it sounds like you've already won half thebattle.> leigh,> first i want to give my two cents about docters genetic testing. i think> half the time they dont even understand thier own bloody test ...i think> docters are wrong many many

many times....about so much from the test they> give to the diagnosis to the treatment....grrrrrr...docters....> I wont go on about what i think of docters.....let me just tell you what is> in my heart of hearts...and that is nothing is incurable....somewhere at> some point in time someone has been healed from it.> we are all on spiritual journeys....life on this planet is unfolding> according to the lessons we on a higher spiritual plane need to learn...we> can change our path if it is something we truly want ....> our children also are on a spiritual journey....> one time i sent my sons picture to a faith healer....for two days my son was> completely normal. he started talking age appropriate....all his physical> symptoms gone he was completely recovered. after two days he went back to> his autistic self...> I felt that this was a message from

God....as it happened at a time my faith> was also wavering.....I felt God wanted me to know that he is all powerful!> that he can heal my son at any time!> but what is my sons lessons he is choosing to learn this lifetime? what are> my lessons for this life time?> i had been told a few times my healing and my sons healing are> intertwined.....sort of he chose to go thru this to help me learn my> lesons....> that doesnt mean that i dont have days that...i feel God has left us far far> away.....> i am writing a book about my life with PTSD amoung other things...it is a> dark book....in my last chapter I spoke of how wrong it all was....and I> felt there was no lesson in my and my sons suffering....only bitterness and> pain...that just left me that much more broken of a human being...> but today....today my son had a better day....yes small things

but still i> choose to see Gods grace in the small gifts...tomorrow i may be screaming in> my car with the windows rolled up..er,again...> i find side roads to drive down when I do that..> i have a hard time talkin to people, too....im scared of them. they see me> as wierd. the lady with eyes red and sad all the time from crying....who> gives her son a wierd diet....who never goes out .> they dont understand me and dont even want to...im just so diffrent from> most folks....> so i feel sorry for myself for a couple days....write in my dark> book.....when my son goes to sleep at night i cry out to God....be more> clear! your directions are kind of fuzzy lord! please...i need more clear> signs of which way to go lord!> its not easy...without a doubt.....some days are a lot harder then others...> nothing worth fighting for ever comes easy....

please dont give up.....send> me emails off list and tell me how much it sucks...tell me how angry you are> and then go back to fighting.....> please keep fighting......> channa>>> ________________________________> > To: mb12valtrex > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 4:25 PM> Subject: Is it time to admit defeat?>>>> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al> since 3

and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the> end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes> but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out> my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have> done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac> chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this> limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical> world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I> cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her> because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so> blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when> will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited> to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks.> She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.>> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which> will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they> might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe> in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully> recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could> heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept> this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer> everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for> her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.>> I know there are mom's out there with children in the

worst possible> conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other> people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the> rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on> recovering her thinking we could.>> Leigh>>>

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Just want to say that most of us have said that too many times to

count. The tears, the pleading, the praying, the money. It is worth it

for my family's gains, but I have questioned it many times. I have some

thoughts for you. Learn all you can about the gene duplication and how

exactly it effects her. Many of us have genetic issues which can be

supplemented for, etc. My girl's geneticist said that she can test for

genes but has no idea what to do with the results or how to treat. So,

keep in mind the limited knowledge docs have, and seek out the docs who

do know. I would also learn about the MRI issue. There may be some who

have treated this condition. What exactly is the malformation? My kids

are the typical kids with autism (tickborne infections, strep, etc.).

But, my adopted girl is different. She has some weird things about

her. She does have Strep, but she also has a strong genetic issue

causing her symptoms, I am still testing for. She smells like a wet

mouse, and gets really out of control if she doesn't eat at least 30%

fruits and vegetables of her total intake. She also responds very well

to multivitamins, way to well. So, there is something very genetic

about her, and the simpliest things help her. I have to really pay

attention and look for patterns. Are there times when your daughter's

symptoms are better than others? Pay attention to what she has eaten,

or where she has been. Also, consider having a Zyto done with

Payne. A Zyto can help one learn about a person in an amazing way. To

be honest, I really feel that I have been successful due to praying and

praying. Things just seem to come together, then. Search your heart

and do what you think is best for your family.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al

since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to

the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning.

Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have

recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech

and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from

naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just

cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the

completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the

worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant

protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her

because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is

so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the

kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my

heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do

anymore.

To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation

which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge

and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they

happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the

possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live?

When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from

us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I

am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know

intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to

pull it together.

I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible

conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other

people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for

the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our

focus on recovering her thinking we could.

Leigh

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My son ,too, was in limbo, just like you debscribed with your daughter. He went this shortly after he turned 7...it was a rough, heartbreaking year. I remember he would ask "When will I have a different talk like my friends? He is 9 now, does indeed "have a different talk" and ks a hair'sbreath away from recovery. Please hang in there...even if by your fingernails. Your daughter is rounding a corner. Its not going to be pretty, but there IS a light at the end of the tunnel.

It sounds lime you're experiencing some depression or sheer exhaustion. Either get her or keep her on a good Multi and forget the rest for a while. Just go have fun! You and her! Forget the pressure and stress of the A word for a while and just enjoy being together and doing the things you like best. Bunk school! Go play out in the sun. Break a few rules (if she'll let you) and rest. Please don't forget to take of yourself and don't forget about the things you love. Dont worry about what the doctors say...they dont know their ass from their elbow...if they did, we wouldnt be in this mess. Sunshine, love, forgiveness, fun, and laughter are every bit as important.t as food, water and air.

I don't think this is the time to give up. I think it's time to look at this with new eyes and take a new approach. Something that will be good for both you AND your daughter.

We're right here. : )

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As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have

a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.

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Leigh;

Hugs to you ! Just hang in there.I totally understand what you are going through

and have gone through such phases myself every now and then.Its difficult,it

drains you and most of all you don't know where to go.As for the doctors;the

lesser said the better it is.The way I see it,we are back in the dark

ages------no doctors to cure/heal us;no so-called medical science to look after

us;not even anybody who understands anything at all (i mean these medical

professionals only).Actually;its a little worse than this cause when you don't

know something you try to find out but not these arrogant doctors who think they

know so much they can act GOD now but all they know are silly senseless theories

which don't make sense in the real world.They don't know chalk from cheese;how

will they ever cure/recover/heal anybody?

So it all comes down to us,we parents--we all who have to step

in and become warriors;each fighting for their kids in their own way.The sad

part is,there is nothing,nobody to guide us and most of us sadly are left alone

groping in the dark with not even much ammunition at hand.But at the

moment,there is no option.Cause if we won't fight for our kids who else will?

Don't give up the fight yet sweetie.I know how

heartbreaking it is.At the moment,I am fighting such negative thoughts myself

plus the teachers at my kid's school who are hell bent on hammering into me that

my son is on the spectrum,he is never going to heal and I must accept things as

they are.I,seriously don't know what even to say to these teachers who behave as

if i am demented or something in even putting up a fight.So u see u r not alone

in there.

Just take a break;stop everything and heal yourself first,then gather

your energies and try to find out if you ever saw anything at all work for your

kid.Start from there thats what I feel.And no matter what you do;never ever

believe in doctors.you owe that much to yourself.

My little two cents.Just wanted to let you know you are not

alone there.

hugs ana

>

> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since

3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of

the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after

all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter

has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything

under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc

and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the

completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst

part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the

world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and

her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when

is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want

to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own

and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do

anymore.

>

> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which

will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might

not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer

but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child

is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and

now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some

reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for

me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able

to pull it together.

>

> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible

conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the

people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her

thinking we could.

>

> Leigh

>

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I swear. Nobody like geneticists to get mothers depressed unnecessarily. When my

3-year-old daughter's geneticist said she had mutations for both Rett syndrome

and Juvenile Parkinson's, I cried constantly. Both are devastating horrible

illnesses. After a whole year of further blood tests on her, me, and my husband,

it turns out she won't get the full-blown disease for either of these syndromes

after all. All those months of crying for minor mutations that result in

nothing. And it turned out I had the Rett syndrome mutation, too. Good thing my

parents never knew.

According to our DAN Doc, the problems caused by the mutations can be addressed

through biomedical treatment. Having a genetic mutation does not mean there is

nothing you can do about it.

Your daughter can talk and can express that she wants to have friends and that

she wants to have a family one day? I think she'll be just fine. When my little

one is recovered enough to say all that and to want all that, I'll be doing a

crazy outdoor dance of appreciation. I won't care who's watching.

Besides, it's not like all the other kids will always have social stuff figured

out. Just yesterday, my " neurotypical " 18-year-old asked me to get her some

books that have conversation scripts made for kids with autism, because she is

very shy and can't figure out how to do small talk. I think being shy has kept

her out of a lot of trouble that other teens have gotten into, so being shy

hasn't been all that bad for her.

I think my coworkers desperately need those conversation scripts, too, along

with being tutored in social skills, because none of them can stop talking about

themselves.

I believe that at some point in the past, we ourselves raised our hands and

volunteered for these extraordinary lives of special needs parenting. Right now,

find one little teensy weensy thing you enjoy about it. Then another.

" Everything is material for the seed of happiness, if you look into it with

inquisitiveness and curiosity. " Pema Chodron

You can be a special needs parent and still be happy. Being a special needs

parent and being happy don't exclude each other. You can wonder about your kid's

future and still be happy. You can try to find ways to help your kid socially,

and still be happy.

Whatever mind state you have right now is the state you are getting used to and

habituated into. Why get your mind accustomed to feeling so down all the time?

Today, again, never be defeated.

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....we are all just like you Leigh. My faith in DAN, biomed, hope for

the future etc has been severely knocked too and I've taken nearly 2

years out of helping my only child, a daughter (10 yrs old ASD, ADHD,

moderate learning difficulties, severe speech and language disorder,

sensory processing disorder, gene deletion, and now a selective mute)

because of severe depression, but I now feel I want to start trying

again - although I admit I don't have anything like the faith and hope I

used to. Everything you and I have done is most definitely on the right

path I'm sure - there's enough evidence to show the treatments and

therapies can work. Maybe we just need shed-loads more of it. That's

what I choose to think my daughter needs now. Meanwhile, advances are

being made. In 10, 20 years time we will know so much more about this

condition and there WILL be new ways of tackling it. Not so very long

ago no-one offered ANYTHING for our kids other than a mental institution

for life. Now we have an impressive armoury of weapons against autism

and they're being refined all the time. Meanwhile, there are some

amazing Mums (sorry, I'm English!) out there who've been where we both

are now and come through it. I am re-learning all this myself right now

and I feel slightly less defeated. Just think of it like a comatose

state - you don't know what's being absorbed and processed behind those

eyes and what may pop out one day. Look at the kids who never respond

for years and then gradually come out of it and start recounting events

and songs and things their Mums said and did years before. NO-ONE -

ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE - can foretell the future so don't listen to ANY

" expert " in the world who says nothing can be done, prognosis is poor

etc etc. One thing I have always believed in life is that NOTHING is

impossible, it's just that the solution has simply not been found yet.

My heart goes out to the state you're in. I'm in grief too, as raw as

the day my beautiful baby was diagnosed, but I'm going to grit my teeth,

stick 2 fingers up at the world and get on with it again, because

despite how wretched I feel about it all, NOTHING is impossible. Without

us our kids have no-one really so you MUST go on, however hopeless it

seems. Ultimately, everyone in your daughter's life has their own agenda

- only you will ever strive hardest to put her needs first, so she NEEDS

you Leigh. Right now she needs you as much as ever before. So whether

either of us believe in what we're doing or not anymore, we have to DO

SOMETHING, because without that there is nothing else in the world worth

striving for. Maybe another day will come when I think it really is all

hopeless and I want to give up again, but I hope that's when I'm near

the end of my natural life and not while my daughter is still at the

very beginning of hers. Meanwhile, we both just have to go on Leigh. We

have no choice really. Places like this will help us enormously I'm

sure...

>>

>>

>>

>>> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical

>>> et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I

>>> have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in

>>> the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and

>>> hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene

>>> duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done

>>> everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS,

>>> ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now

>>> stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world

>>> and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it!

>>> This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I

>>> can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor

>>> and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks

>>> me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she

>>> have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow

>>> up ! and have a family and children of her own and my heart

>>> breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do

>>> anymore.

>>>

>>> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i

>>> malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures.

>>> The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we

>>> wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not

>>> naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child

>>> is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I

>>> had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept

>>> this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching

>>> her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I

>>> should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it

>>> together.

>>>

>>> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst

>>> possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for

>>> child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no

>>> longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have

>>> other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking

>>> we could.

>>>

>>> Leigh

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Hi leigh,I feel your pain ,my son turned 8 yesterday he is still non verbal and severely affected we have six years of everything done,we r broke and stressed, but I look at him and know that the real boy is inside that sick body and brain,I can't give up but sometimes don't know what to do next, would he be worse without the intervention,yes I believe he would be,so its take a break and then start again,God give you strength to carry onLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from VodafoneSender: mb12valtrex Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:03:41 -0700 (PDT)To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat? Leigh,I can relate so much with what you are going through. As soon as my son was diagnosed two years ago when he was 2, ( he is now 4 yrs old)I stopped working and researched all I could to help my son. I have done a lot of things myself, like Biomed, GFCF, ABA, Hbot and Stem Cell and I still plan to add more things for him to do. I live in Australia and I don't have much friends who'm I can share my problems. I sometimes cry and think when will this nightmare going to end. But at this point I still am prepared to fight for him, I don't know for how long. He has little improvement but still has a long way to go. He is placid and affectionate. He babbles and can say 2 or 3 words but very rarely. He stimms a lot and has separation anxiety from me.My son regressed at age 1 and I always know something in him was never the same. He was a smart baby. Isometimes tell my husband or my sister that I just want to give up, meaning I don'e wan't to live anymore. I also am aware that other people have worse situation, but for me this is my life and it hurts me to think what is going to happen to him in the future when I'm gone. I still question as to why and how this happened to us. I used to be fairly religious but now, I don't know anymore...I don't know where I get my strength from but like I said I wish this nightmare would stop. I did see a councilor but what she wanted for me to do is to accept my sons' faith and I can't do that. I believe he was not born this way and he deserves as much of lifes' opportunity as anyone else.I do wish I had a friend I can really relate to and speak of all this things, someone who is going thru the same and yet are not giving up. Someone to pull me through for my sons' sake. I'm thankful of this group at least I' know there are mothers andfathers /carers that are in the same boat.Thanks Leigh for opening up this topic again. You are definitely not alone. I struggle every day with this...mum of 4 yr old asdSubject: Is it time to admit defeat?To: mb12valtrex Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 3:25 PM As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also isexcited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.Leigh

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I am sorry that you are having a hard time. We all have those. It will take

you time to wrap your head around the new information and reorganize.

This year at the Autism One conference there is a presentation on treating Down

Syndrome biomedically. Biomedical families have discovered that many conditions

that have been long believed to be genetic may not be. The genetic findings may

be more of a marker than a causative. It is possible that the conditions that

are causing the underlying symptoms (those of autism in your child's case) are

the same condition that is causing the genetic abnormality and that the genetic

abnormality does not actually cause any symptoms at all. If this is the case,

there is no reason to believe that the underlying causative cannot be treated.

Many parents that have treated their DS children biomedically have

reduced/eliminated many of the DS symptoms and these children have even to an

extent lost the appearance of DS. I have also read posts from mothers on other

boards that have recovered their child with fragile X and significantly improved

their child with Angelman's.

Do not take a genetic test as the final word.

For my son, speech came quickly came quickly at 5 years of age after extreme

apraxia. He was unable to make even sounds. The 2 new things we added were

valtrex and a parade of parasitic meds. I am not sure that the valtrex was

related, but he had never been on it before, so maybe. We repeated antiparasitc

meds again and we got even more speech, so I know that is related. Most parents

report speech gains from B vitamins and fish oils, etc. Those things did not

bring speech for my son and just made him stimmy. It is my opinion that when a

child is overloaded in parasites they are very deficient in those nutrients, yet

supplementing them seems to be just more food for parasites. Once we began

treating for parasites, supplements helped and worked quickly.

Regarding the MRI, brains heal. If you read Dr Goldberg's book you can see

pictures of brains and how they healed following antiviral treatments.

Please don't give up. It may help you to treat yourself biomedically as well.

You may find that the same treatments that make you feel more vital, happy and

functional will work for your child as well.

Caryn

>

> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since

3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of

the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after

all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter

has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything

under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc

and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the

completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst

part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the

world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and

her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when

is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want

to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own

and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do

anymore.

>

> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which

will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might

not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer

but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child

is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and

now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some

reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for

me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able

to pull it together.

>

> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible

conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the

people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her

thinking we could.

>

> Leigh

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Hi carynCould I ask what parasite treatments you used our son 8 severe apraxia we have used vermox alinia and wwThanksLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from VodafoneSender: mb12valtrex Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 11:51:54 -0000To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat? I am sorry that you are having a hard time. We all have those. It will take you time to wrap your head around the new information and reorganize.This year at the Autism One conference there is a presentation on treating Down Syndrome biomedically. Biomedical families have discovered that many conditions that have been long believed to be genetic may not be. The genetic findings may be more of a marker than a causative. It is possible that the conditions that are causing the underlying symptoms (those of autism in your child's case) are the same condition that is causing the genetic abnormality and that the genetic abnormality does not actually cause any symptoms at all. If this is the case, there is no reason to believe that the underlying causative cannot be treated. Many parents that have treated their DS children biomedically have reduced/eliminated many of the DS symptoms and these children have even to an extent lost the appearance of DS. I have also read posts from mothers on other boards that have recovered their child with fragile X and significantly improved their child with Angelman's. Do not take a genetic test as the final word.For my son, speech came quickly came quickly at 5 years of age after extreme apraxia. He was unable to make even sounds. The 2 new things we added were valtrex and a parade of parasitic meds. I am not sure that the valtrex was related, but he had never been on it before, so maybe. We repeated antiparasitc meds again and we got even more speech, so I know that is related. Most parents report speech gains from B vitamins and fish oils, etc. Those things did not bring speech for my son and just made him stimmy. It is my opinion that when a child is overloaded in parasites they are very deficient in those nutrients, yet supplementing them seems to be just more food for parasites. Once we began treating for parasites, supplements helped and worked quickly.Regarding the MRI, brains heal. If you read Dr Goldberg's book you can see pictures of brains and how they healed following antiviral treatments.Please don't give up. It may help you to treat yourself biomedically as well. You may find that the same treatments that make you feel more vital, happy and functional will work for your child as well.Caryn>> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. > > To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. > > I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.> > Leigh>

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Caryn:How did you treat parasites? Right now we are using an herbal supplement called VRM1. I have one dose left and I am would like to try something else since I don't think this supplement I making any difference. Thanks.

I am sorry that you are having a hard time. We all have those. It will take you time to wrap your head around the new information and reorganize.

This year at the Autism One conference there is a presentation on treating Down Syndrome biomedically. Biomedical families have discovered that many conditions that have been long believed to be genetic may not be. The genetic findings may be more of a marker than a causative. It is possible that the conditions that are causing the underlying symptoms (those of autism in your child's case) are the same condition that is causing the genetic abnormality and that the genetic abnormality does not actually cause any symptoms at all. If this is the case, there is no reason to believe that the underlying causative cannot be treated. Many parents that have treated their DS children biomedically have reduced/eliminated many of the DS symptoms and these children have even to an extent lost the appearance of DS. I have also read posts from mothers on other boards that have recovered their child with fragile X and significantly improved their child with Angelman's.

Do not take a genetic test as the final word.

For my son, speech came quickly came quickly at 5 years of age after extreme apraxia. He was unable to make even sounds. The 2 new things we added were valtrex and a parade of parasitic meds. I am not sure that the valtrex was related, but he had never been on it before, so maybe. We repeated antiparasitc meds again and we got even more speech, so I know that is related. Most parents report speech gains from B vitamins and fish oils, etc. Those things did not bring speech for my son and just made him stimmy. It is my opinion that when a child is overloaded in parasites they are very deficient in those nutrients, yet supplementing them seems to be just more food for parasites. Once we began treating for parasites, supplements helped and worked quickly.

Regarding the MRI, brains heal. If you read Dr Goldberg's book you can see pictures of brains and how they healed following antiviral treatments.

Please don't give up. It may help you to treat yourself biomedically as well. You may find that the same treatments that make you feel more vital, happy and functional will work for your child as well.

Caryn

>

> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

>

> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

>

> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.

>

> Leigh

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Yep. My daughter has apraxia too.

Hi carynCould I ask what parasite treatments you used our son 8 severe apraxia we have used vermox alinia and wwThanksLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

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I am sorry that you are having a hard time. We all have those. It will take you time to wrap your head around the new information and reorganize.

This year at the Autism One conference there is a presentation on treating Down Syndrome biomedically. Biomedical families have discovered that many conditions that have been long believed to be genetic may not be. The genetic findings may be more of a marker than a causative. It is possible that the conditions that are causing the underlying symptoms (those of autism in your child's case) are the same condition that is causing the genetic abnormality and that the genetic abnormality does not actually cause any symptoms at all. If this is the case, there is no reason to believe that the underlying causative cannot be treated. Many parents that have treated their DS children biomedically have reduced/eliminated many of the DS symptoms and these children have even to an extent lost the appearance of DS. I have also read posts from mothers on other boards that have recovered their child with fragile X and significantly improved their child with Angelman's.

Do not take a genetic test as the final word.

For my son, speech came quickly came quickly at 5 years of age after extreme apraxia. He was unable to make even sounds. The 2 new things we added were valtrex and a parade of parasitic meds. I am not sure that the valtrex was related, but he had never been on it before, so maybe. We repeated antiparasitc meds again and we got even more speech, so I know that is related. Most parents report speech gains from B vitamins and fish oils, etc. Those things did not bring speech for my son and just made him stimmy. It is my opinion that when a child is overloaded in parasites they are very deficient in those nutrients, yet supplementing them seems to be just more food for parasites. Once we began treating for parasites, supplements helped and worked quickly.

Regarding the MRI, brains heal. If you read Dr Goldberg's book you can see pictures of brains and how they healed following antiviral treatments.

Please don't give up. It may help you to treat yourself biomedically as well. You may find that the same treatments that make you feel more vital, happy and functional will work for your child as well.

Caryn

>

> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore.

>

> To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together.

>

> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.

>

> Leigh

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dang it Lindesy!!!!!!! you make me start my day with tears in my eyes! good tears..thank you for that beautiful post....i swear i fall in love with you people every day.....

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To: mb12valtrex Cc: lindsayn@... Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 4:59 AMSubject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat?

....we are all just like you Leigh. My faith in DAN, biomed, hope for the future etc has been severely knocked too and I've taken nearly 2 years out of helping my only child, a daughter (10 yrs old ASD, ADHD, moderate learning difficulties, severe speech and language disorder, sensory processing disorder, gene deletion, and now a selective mute) because of severe depression, but I now feel I want to start trying again - although I admit I don't have anything like the faith and hope I used to. Everything you and I have done is most definitely on the right path I'm sure - there's enough evidence to show the treatments and therapies can work. Maybe we just need shed-loads more of it. That's what I choose to think my daughter needs now. Meanwhile, advances are being made. In 10, 20 years time we will know so much more about this condition and there WILL be new ways of tackling it. Not so very long

ago no-one offered ANYTHING for our kids other than a mental institution for life. Now we have an impressive armoury of weapons against autism and they're being refined all the time. Meanwhile, there are some amazing Mums (sorry, I'm English!) out there who've been where we both are now and come through it. I am re-learning all this myself right now and I feel slightly less defeated. Just think of it like a comatose state - you don't know what's being absorbed and processed behind those eyes and what may pop out one day. Look at the kids who never respond for years and then gradually come out of it and start recounting events and songs and things their Mums said and did years before. NO-ONE - ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE - can foretell the future so don't listen to ANY "expert" in the world who says nothing can be done, prognosis is poor etc etc. One thing I have always believed in life is that NOTHING is

impossible, it's just that the solution has simply not been found yet. My heart goes out to the state you're in. I'm in grief too, as raw as the day my beautiful baby was diagnosed, but I'm going to grit my teeth, stick 2 fingers up at the world and get on with it again, because despite how wretched I feel about it all, NOTHING is impossible. Without us our kids have no-one really so you MUST go on, however hopeless it seems. Ultimately, everyone in your daughter's life has their own agenda - only you will ever strive hardest to put her needs first, so she NEEDS you Leigh. Right now she needs you as much as ever before. So whether either of us believe in what we're doing or not anymore, we have to DO SOMETHING, because without that there is nothing else in the world worth striving for. Maybe another day will come when I think it really is all hopeless and I want to give up again, but I hope that's when

I'm near the end of my natural life and not while my daughter is still at the very beginning of hers. Meanwhile, we both just have to go on Leigh. We have no choice really. Places like this will help us enormously I'm sure...>>>> >>>>> As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical>>> et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I>>> have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in>>> the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and>>> hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene>>> duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have

done>>> everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS,>>> ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now>>> stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world>>> and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it!>>> This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I>>> can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor>>> and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks>>> me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she>>> have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow>>> up ! and have a family and children of her own and my heart>>> breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do>>> anymore.>>>>>> To make

matters worse they have just found on her MRI i>>> malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures.>>> The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we>>> wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not>>> naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child>>> is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I>>> had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept>>> this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching>>> her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I>>> should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it>>> together.>>>>>> I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst>>> possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it

together for>>> child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no>>> longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have>>> other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking>>> we could.>>>>>> Leigh>> >>

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mel you are so funny! yes, one of the lesons my son has taught me is to redefine what i feel is normal socail behavior.... your awesome

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 3:52 AMSubject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat?

I swear. Nobody like geneticists to get mothers depressed unnecessarily. When my 3-year-old daughter's geneticist said she had mutations for both Rett syndrome and Juvenile Parkinson's, I cried constantly. Both are devastating horrible illnesses. After a whole year of further blood tests on her, me, and my husband, it turns out she won't get the full-blown disease for either of these syndromes after all. All those months of crying for minor mutations that result in nothing. And it turned out I had the Rett syndrome mutation, too. Good thing my parents never knew. According to our DAN Doc, the problems caused by the mutations can be addressed through biomedical treatment. Having a genetic mutation does not mean there is nothing you can do about it.Your daughter can talk and can express that she wants to have friends and that she wants to have a family one day? I think she'll be just fine. When my little one is recovered enough to say

all that and to want all that, I'll be doing a crazy outdoor dance of appreciation. I won't care who's watching. Besides, it's not like all the other kids will always have social stuff figured out. Just yesterday, my "neurotypical" 18-year-old asked me to get her some books that have conversation scripts made for kids with autism, because she is very shy and can't figure out how to do small talk. I think being shy has kept her out of a lot of trouble that other teens have gotten into, so being shy hasn't been all that bad for her. I think my coworkers desperately need those conversation scripts, too, along with being tutored in social skills, because none of them can stop talking about themselves.I believe that at some point in the past, we ourselves raised our hands and volunteered for these extraordinary lives of special needs parenting. Right now, find one little teensy weensy thing you enjoy about it. Then another.

"Everything is material for the seed of happiness, if you look into it with inquisitiveness and curiosity." Pema ChodronYou can be a special needs parent and still be happy. Being a special needs parent and being happy don't exclude each other. You can wonder about your kid's future and still be happy. You can try to find ways to help your kid socially, and still be happy.Whatever mind state you have right now is the state you are getting used to and habituated into. Why get your mind accustomed to feeling so down all the time?Today, again, never be defeated.

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so much heartfelt advice from amazing women,Leigh remember God speaks to us thru people sometimes...

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:03 PMSubject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat?

My son ,too, was in limbo, just like you debscribed with your daughter. He went this shortly after he turned 7...it was a rough, heartbreaking year. I remember he would ask "When will I have a different talk like my friends? He is 9 now, does indeed "have a different talk" and ks a hair'sbreath away from recovery. Please hang in there...even if by your fingernails. Your daughter is rounding a corner. Its not going to be pretty, but there IS a light at the end of the tunnel.

It sounds lime you're experiencing some depression or sheer exhaustion. Either get her or keep her on a good Multi and forget the rest for a while. Just go have fun! You and her! Forget the pressure and stress of the A word for a while and just enjoy being together and doing the things you like best. Bunk school! Go play out in the sun. Break a few rules (if she'll let you) and rest. Please don't forget to take of yourself and don't forget about the things you love. Dont worry about what the doctors say...they dont know their ass from their elbow...if they did, we wouldnt be in this mess. Sunshine, love, forgiveness, fun, and laughter are every bit as important.t as food, water and air.I don't think this is the time to give up. I think it's time to look at this with new eyes and take a new approach. Something that will be good for both you AND your daughter.

We're right here. : )

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As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is

excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.Leigh

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Alinia, then ivermectin and pyrantel pomoate, then albenza, then mebendazole.

We have also used mepron, flagyl, tindamax all at different times. We also have

used artemisiae and also mimosa pudica. We have been working on parasites

constantly for the last year.

> >

> > As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al

since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end

of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but

after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my

daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done

everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation,

etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in

the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst

part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the

world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and

her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when

is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want

to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own

and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do

anymore.

> >

> > To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which

will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might

not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer

but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child

is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and

now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some

reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for

me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able

to pull it together.

> >

> > I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible

conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people.

I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the

people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her

thinking we could.

> >

> > Leigh

> >

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Wow that's a lot of stuff,could you let me know what u started with and moved on to ,if our sons apraxia improved it would make this battle so much easier,you have given me hope againThanksLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from VodafoneSender: mb12valtrex Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:24:04 -0000To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Re: Is it time to admit defeat? Alinia, then ivermectin and pyrantel pomoate, then albenza, then mebendazole. We have also used mepron, flagyl, tindamax all at different times. We also have used artemisiae and also mimosa pudica. We have been working on parasites constantly for the last year. > >> > As a mother of a 7 year old daughter who has been doing biomedical et al since 3 and worrying for my child for 7 years I feel like I have come to the end of the road. I dont want to get out of bed in the morning. Pathetic yes but after all this hope and prayer and hard work we have recently found out my daughter has a gene duplication 22 blocks speech and motor. We have have done everything under the sun from naturals...diets all protocols NIDS, ac chelation, etc etc and we just cant recover her. She is now stuck in this limbo of not in the completely non- functional world and and not the typical world and the worst part is she knows it! This is the part that kills me. I cant protect from the world. I can't make the kids be friends with her because her speech is poor and her ability to articulate her thoughts is so blocked. She asks me everyday when is she going to talk like the kids, when will she have friends and I dont want to lie. She also is excited to grow up and have a family and children of her own and my heart breaks. She is screwed! And there is not a single thing I can do anymore. > > > > To make matters worse they have just found on her MRI i malformation which will give her a 90% chance of getting seizures. The could be huge and they might not be treatable with meds...we wont know till they happen. I believe in prayer but am now not naive enough to know the possibility of fully recovering my child is pretty slim. How do I live? When I thought i could heal her I had hope and now that is stolen from us I need to come to accept this reality but for some reason I cannot. I am weak and watching her suffer everyday seems too much for me. I know intellectually I should be there for her but I don't seem to be able to pull it together. > > > > I know there are mom's out there with children in the worst possible conditions and am wondering how you pull it together for child and other people. I cant even socialize anymore as I am no longer able to fake for the rest of the people. We do not have other children as we had put our focus on recovering her thinking we could.> > > > Leigh> >>

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