Re: Kali's progress continued.....

March 20, 2006

Jen and Kali,

When we first joined this lists, yours was the first that caught our attention!

Thank you so much for giving us more hope! Kiki is healing....we all are

healing....Kali is healing....we are all Elaine's' children...God Bless You

Elaine up in heaven! I cry often...but now tears of joy! THANK YOU FOR

SHARING!

Antoinette and (Entire family SCDIET day 28 and healing/Celiac,

Malabsorption Syndrome, Leaky Gut, ADD, ADHD, ASD and more!)

Kali's progress continued.....

I know I enjoy reading the posts of others and I always try to ask questions

and share our recent successes.

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.infohttp://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/\

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and

http://www.pecanbread.comhttp://www.pecanbread.com/>

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March 20, 2006

When I read success posts I get so involved with my senses. It gets me

everytime. Especially when they are well understood. And, since we can all

relate, this is what keeps us going! I absolutely loved reading about how

Hunter is doing at church. My little one has not yet begun to speak only one

word at a time, about 25 words a day though. I will fall in love with Kali

all over again when she starts talking enough to pray. What sweet little

angels we have! Keep up the good work mom! Blessings, Jenn & K 10 months SCD

Re: Kali's progress continued.....

> Dear Jen,

>

> More tears of joy for you! I am not sure what it is about Kali that

reaches me, but I celebrate every success that you have. Please continue to

post your progress. It is very inspirational for the rest of us.

>

> We continue to see good progress with our kids, primarily behavior wise.

If I can take a few minutes to brag . . .

>

> Two weeks after the diet, (3 yr) attended his Sunday School class

too. After class his teacher pulled me aside and said, " I just wanted to

make sure and tell you that whatever you are doing with , the change

is noticeable. I have never seen him behave so well in class. He sat very

still throughout class. He didn't fuss at all. When it came time for

snack, he ate his jello blocks without fussing at all. And at the end of

class, when I asked questions concerning the lesson, he was the only one to

raise his hand and give the correct answers. I have never seen him

participate this much! So keep it up. The change is obvious. " The poor

woman was then subjected to me completely breaking down and crying with

happiness right there. I couldn't help it. It was a huge release for me

and confirmation that we were on the right track.

>

> And last week, told me that he wanted to say the blessing. It went

something like this: " Jesus, thank you for this day. Thank you for this

food. Thank you for forgiving us and dying on the cross for us. And,

Jesus, thank you for healing us. We love you. Amen. " He has been saying

the blessing everyday since then, and everyday he thanks Jesus for his

healing. It gets me everytime. This is coming from a boy who adamantly

would not say the blessing unless you made him echo you word for word. Now

he volunteers to say it on his own with words coming straight from his

heart.

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> P.S. is currently the envy of his class at snack time with his

jello blocks. The other kids wonder why they can't have what he is having

instead of those nasty goldfish.

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> Jeni Lynn (gastrointestinal problems)

> SCD 1 month

> mom to , 3 yr. (heavy metal toxicity, gastrointestinal problems)

> SCD 3 months

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March 20, 2006