Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 Sim, We have kids on the spectrum largely for the same reasons we are on this list : untreated hypothyroid mommies have kids with low iodine, low selenium, Iron-overloaded from iron filings in our food and the dam* pre-natals (also folates such as folic acid feed Borrelia burgdorferi of Lyme), bromine in the flour, fluorine and chlorine in our water, mouths full of amalgam. Many of us also have autoimmune disorders, undiagnosed Lyme (this one is hugely unrecognized), chronic viral infections (Epstein-Barr, HHV, CMV, etc), then we have toxic births with drugs, we are told are " harmless " , and while we are on our backs and can't do anything about it, they cut the umbilical cord early before it quits pulsing the real " birthday present " God designed, which includes sometimes 50% of the baby's blood volume, rich in zinc, selenium, iodine, oxygen and immune compliment stuff that we don't know and can never duplicate. [This is a mutli-billion dollar racket,btw, of " stolen " cord blood and related pharmceuticals!] Then they dump viruses and drugs with mercury and adjuvants that make Nazi doctors look like missionaries into these babies (HepB on day one!) and more mercury than the law would allow for a 550 lb man! And guess what? they are still doing it as of 6 months ago and saying " there's no thimerasol, anymore... " Yeah, it's still there; they just lie; to us; to each other; to themselves. Guess what the euphemisms " judicial and tort reform " really stand for? They stand for legislation which will give BigPharma immunity for the untold harm they continue to profit from while damaging and killing with vaccinations, and pharmaceuticals that other countries won't even import. There are lists like this where people can find the truth and tell each other the truth and we can save ourselves and our kids from the REAL dangers that they face - namely, the people we are supposed to be able to trust : doctors, schools (oh, man, don't get me started on that one!) We can learn how to treat our hypothyroid and our low adrenals and how to chelate the metals out of our bodies and our babies' brains and we can warn each other about the well-intentioned and mis-guided ideas and keep each other from stampeding over the cliff like lemmings. My kiddo (NLD/Asperger's, 4'11 " /140lbs) will be 12 this summer (I'm an old, sick, 53) and she's one of the most interesting and difficult combinations of talents and disabilities going. She is truly brilliant (tested as a freshman in language when she was just 9) and has a 40 pt VIQ/PIQ split so her abllity to function socially is really impaired but she's so verbally/cognitively gifted that folks are constantly pissed and think she's a brat. Plus, if you are dealing with Asperger's you know what a treat the meltdowns and Sensory Processing Disorders can be - NOT! She's been really brutalized, and now the best I can do is to stay alive and homeschool and keep her safe from a system that would chew her up and spit her out. Gosh, if I sound like this, severely hypo, I wonder if it's safe for me to treat?? ROTFLMBO... no wonder I'm isolated, LOL!! .... -OT- delete if you like - Re: : Thyroid-S SIM Hi ; I'm so sorry to hear about everything you have (and are still) going thru. I, also, have a child on the spectrum. He is 8 with asperger's syndrome. Sim > Sim, > > I might have been offended before I have ended up on the wrong side of AMA, ADA, and BigPharma through, bad, inadequate, non- existent, mutilative care for the past 50 of 52 years. I still might have been offended before my C-section w/ anesthesia that never worked, and " Standard of Care " of my baby that resulted in iatrogenic Austism Spectrum Disorder and mercury poisoning from vaccines in both of us. I might have been offended before I the government that my family has fought and died for for over 300 years, passed legislation to protect the pharmaceutical companies from being held culpable for their greedy disregard of human life at all ages and their theft of priceless biological materiel obtained in early cordclamping during birth that denies babies of their God- intended blood and immunity. I might have been offended if my government wasn't advocating unthinkable policies to control and medicate children and force vaccinations on children and soldiers without consent. I'm an auto-immune mommy with hypothyroid who's wasting hours in front of a computer because I can't do anything else in my home and I'm afraid to lie down that I might not get back up to take care of a child that no one else can. I'm too tired to be offended. (Nothing quite so bitter as a disenchanted conservative, eh?) > > Nice article - shows us that the rest of the world has cell phones, too. > > ... > > > > > I checked back in my " history " file and found the exact article. > I should probably warn people that the author holds certain > political views that some may not agree with; but that I am posting > the link for the information about Thailand pharmeceuticals *only*. > > Here it is: > > http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2004/3131aids_uspolicy.html > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>Gosh, if I sound like this, severely hypo, I wonder if it's safe for me to treat?? ROTFLMBO... no wonder I'm isolated, LOL!!<< I am laughing my butt off here, cause you remind me of myself! LOL I am on a roll with the veterinary medical world. Where you are protecting YOUR child I am trying to educate and protest hundreds of animals in my care as well as my own from some of the same CRAP!Long ago I found the veterinary profession lacking in the modern knowledge they SHOULD have to care for my pets. I got my education there from the school of hard knocks working in huge kennels and many vets over my years of this work, and I can tell you the ignorance is horrible in ALL medical fields. I even do quarterly newsletters to help educate my clients about their pet's health risks, including over vaccination, thyroid disorders, and modern flea prevention verses those HORRID poisonous dips that are STILL used at the vets here. God bless us all in our fight for GOOD medical treatments. *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>At least vets know that you don't vaccinate compromised/ill baby animals.<< Ya think? better rethink that! My hypothyroid cat was FINE till he went to the vet to be neutered. I Specifically told them I wanted NO vaccinations at that time till he recovered from the surgery. They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>At least vets know that you don't vaccinate compromised/ill baby animals.<< Ya think? better rethink that! My hypothyroid cat was FINE till he went to the vet to be neutered. I Specifically told them I wanted NO vaccinations at that time till he recovered from the surgery. They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>At least vets know that you don't vaccinate compromised/ill baby animals.<< Ya think? better rethink that! My hypothyroid cat was FINE till he went to the vet to be neutered. I Specifically told them I wanted NO vaccinations at that time till he recovered from the surgery. They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 > > Sim, > > > > I might have been offended before I have ended up on the wrong > side of AMA, ADA, and BigPharma through, bad, inadequate, non- > existent, mutilative care for the past 50 of 52 years. I still might > have been offended before my C-section w/ anesthesia that never > worked, and " Standard of Care " of my baby that resulted in > iatrogenic Austism Spectrum Disorder and mercury poisoning from > vaccines in both of us. I might have been offended before I the > government that my family has fought and died for for over 300 > years, passed legislation to protect the pharmaceutical companies > from being held culpable for their greedy disregard of human life at > all ages and their theft of priceless biological materiel obtained > in early cordclamping during birth that denies babies of their God- > intended blood and immunity. I might have been offended if my > government wasn't advocating unthinkable policies to control and > medicate children and force vaccinations on children and soldiers > without consent. I'm an auto-immune mommy with hypothyroid who's > wasting hours in front of a computer because I can't do anything > else in my home and I'm afraid to lie down that I might not get back > up to take care of a child that no one else can. I'm too tired to be > offended. (Nothing quite so bitter as a disenchanted conservative, > eh?) > > > > Nice article - shows us that the rest of the world has cell > phones, too. > > > > ... > > > > > > > > > > I checked back in my " history " file and found the exact > article. > > I should probably warn people that the author holds certain > > political views that some may not agree with; but that I am > posting > > the link for the information about Thailand pharmeceuticals > *only*. > > > > Here it is: > > > > http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2004/3131aids_uspolicy.html > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 Why do they relish doing so many wrong things and we can't get them to do the right things?! Why in the h*** do they waste good money in training? Any idiot's judgement would be better. no wonder we are all sad and pissed off. Btw, what's a Rodent Ulcer? .... ----- Original Message ----- They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 Why do they relish doing so many wrong things and we can't get them to do the right things?! Why in the h*** do they waste good money in training? Any idiot's judgement would be better. no wonder we are all sad and pissed off. Btw, what's a Rodent Ulcer? .... ----- Original Message ----- They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 Why do they relish doing so many wrong things and we can't get them to do the right things?! Why in the h*** do they waste good money in training? Any idiot's judgement would be better. no wonder we are all sad and pissed off. Btw, what's a Rodent Ulcer? .... ----- Original Message ----- They did them anyway! It was less than a month later he had his first Rodent Ulcer and a month after that he became lethargic, so I am sure it is what caused his hypo. Very sad, and really PI$$ED me off! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 > > > > My kiddo (NLD/Asperger's, 4'11 " /140lbs) will be 12 this summer > (I'm an old, sick, 53) and she's one of the most interesting and > difficult combinations of talents and disabilities going. She is > truly brilliant (tested as a freshman in language when she was just > 9) and has a 40 pt VIQ/PIQ split so her abllity to function socially > is really impaired but she's so verbally/cognitively gifted that > folks are constantly pissed and think she's a brat. Plus, if you are > dealing with Asperger's you know what a treat the meltdowns and > Sensory Processing Disorders can be - NOT! She's been really > brutalized, and now the best I can do is to stay alive and > homeschool and keep her safe from a system that would chew her up > and spit her out. My son is about 5' and 95 lbs (he's not even 9!). He's at the point that he can lift me off the floor when he gives me a bear hug!I noticed something was up with him when he was three. Although most people thought he was brilliant because of things he would say; his father and I recognized that he was scripting entire movies; miraculously when it was appropriate! He had amazing skills: navigating cd-roms at two, chess at three, reading books at 4, major science and art gifts, too. He built his first working robot at 5; and began programming them w/ the computer at 6. He did well " academically " in preschool; although he had a major obssession with Dracula, lol. It sort of freaked out the other kids. To this day, he doesn't recognize or remember any kids that he attended preschool with when we bump into them outside; although they remember him. In fact, he has no desire to socialize with other kids, except two that he's known since babyhood. He's really giving me a hard time about attending a social skills group; but it breaks my heart to see him without anyone; although it seems to bother me more than him. I don't know what his IQ is, because the one time I took him to be tested (when he was three) he pelted the assessor with blocks while he laughed his head off until she stormed out of the room in a rage. We were stunned.However, he's reading on a 7th grade level, and does really well at math, and loves to take IQ tests at home. He also has great daily living skills; he can follow recipes and cook certain meals all by himself, like pancakes. His only real problem seems to be social apathy and certain semantic pragmatic speech problems. Sorry this is so long; I feel very isolated sometimes, too. This is not exactly something I can talk about with most people. Have you joined any AS online groups? Some of them are really wonderful. Sim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 > > > > My kiddo (NLD/Asperger's, 4'11 " /140lbs) will be 12 this summer > (I'm an old, sick, 53) and she's one of the most interesting and > difficult combinations of talents and disabilities going. She is > truly brilliant (tested as a freshman in language when she was just > 9) and has a 40 pt VIQ/PIQ split so her abllity to function socially > is really impaired but she's so verbally/cognitively gifted that > folks are constantly pissed and think she's a brat. Plus, if you are > dealing with Asperger's you know what a treat the meltdowns and > Sensory Processing Disorders can be - NOT! She's been really > brutalized, and now the best I can do is to stay alive and > homeschool and keep her safe from a system that would chew her up > and spit her out. My son is about 5' and 95 lbs (he's not even 9!). He's at the point that he can lift me off the floor when he gives me a bear hug!I noticed something was up with him when he was three. Although most people thought he was brilliant because of things he would say; his father and I recognized that he was scripting entire movies; miraculously when it was appropriate! He had amazing skills: navigating cd-roms at two, chess at three, reading books at 4, major science and art gifts, too. He built his first working robot at 5; and began programming them w/ the computer at 6. He did well " academically " in preschool; although he had a major obssession with Dracula, lol. It sort of freaked out the other kids. To this day, he doesn't recognize or remember any kids that he attended preschool with when we bump into them outside; although they remember him. In fact, he has no desire to socialize with other kids, except two that he's known since babyhood. He's really giving me a hard time about attending a social skills group; but it breaks my heart to see him without anyone; although it seems to bother me more than him. I don't know what his IQ is, because the one time I took him to be tested (when he was three) he pelted the assessor with blocks while he laughed his head off until she stormed out of the room in a rage. We were stunned.However, he's reading on a 7th grade level, and does really well at math, and loves to take IQ tests at home. He also has great daily living skills; he can follow recipes and cook certain meals all by himself, like pancakes. His only real problem seems to be social apathy and certain semantic pragmatic speech problems. Sorry this is so long; I feel very isolated sometimes, too. This is not exactly something I can talk about with most people. Have you joined any AS online groups? Some of them are really wonderful. Sim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 > > > > My kiddo (NLD/Asperger's, 4'11 " /140lbs) will be 12 this summer > (I'm an old, sick, 53) and she's one of the most interesting and > difficult combinations of talents and disabilities going. She is > truly brilliant (tested as a freshman in language when she was just > 9) and has a 40 pt VIQ/PIQ split so her abllity to function socially > is really impaired but she's so verbally/cognitively gifted that > folks are constantly pissed and think she's a brat. Plus, if you are > dealing with Asperger's you know what a treat the meltdowns and > Sensory Processing Disorders can be - NOT! She's been really > brutalized, and now the best I can do is to stay alive and > homeschool and keep her safe from a system that would chew her up > and spit her out. My son is about 5' and 95 lbs (he's not even 9!). He's at the point that he can lift me off the floor when he gives me a bear hug!I noticed something was up with him when he was three. Although most people thought he was brilliant because of things he would say; his father and I recognized that he was scripting entire movies; miraculously when it was appropriate! He had amazing skills: navigating cd-roms at two, chess at three, reading books at 4, major science and art gifts, too. He built his first working robot at 5; and began programming them w/ the computer at 6. He did well " academically " in preschool; although he had a major obssession with Dracula, lol. It sort of freaked out the other kids. To this day, he doesn't recognize or remember any kids that he attended preschool with when we bump into them outside; although they remember him. In fact, he has no desire to socialize with other kids, except two that he's known since babyhood. He's really giving me a hard time about attending a social skills group; but it breaks my heart to see him without anyone; although it seems to bother me more than him. I don't know what his IQ is, because the one time I took him to be tested (when he was three) he pelted the assessor with blocks while he laughed his head off until she stormed out of the room in a rage. We were stunned.However, he's reading on a 7th grade level, and does really well at math, and loves to take IQ tests at home. He also has great daily living skills; he can follow recipes and cook certain meals all by himself, like pancakes. His only real problem seems to be social apathy and certain semantic pragmatic speech problems. Sorry this is so long; I feel very isolated sometimes, too. This is not exactly something I can talk about with most people. Have you joined any AS online groups? Some of them are really wonderful. Sim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>Why do they relish doing so many wrong things and we can't get them to do the right things?!<< The best reason on earth.. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2005 Report Share Posted February 27, 2005 >>Why do they relish doing so many wrong things and we can't get them to do the right things?!<< The best reason on earth.. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ *Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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