Post-PDD/Was Obsessiveness getting worse

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I'm trying to sort this one out, too, as DOE is questioning the old

aspergers/NLD label. Knowing the full story, I believe my son was

classically HFA when 3 yrs old, aspergers at 7, and now ?? at 10. He

seems to have dyslexia and some quirks (lagging in social & motor

skills). Many of the now small to moderate problems seem much like

those of a child who has grown up ill & surrounded by adults - like

he's skipped normal childhood (which of course he has) and is a bit

weak physically. I am happy to report that he is catching up with

strength and coordination, tho, so that problem will be gone soon.

He doesn't seem ASD (except to hypervigilent me), so I'm trying out

some different explanations. Current favorite: multiple chemical

sensitivities and dyslexia. But I know what you mean - deep inside

there is still the biological problem, and it needs a name like you

suggested.

" TnT Pilger " <tntpilger@e...> wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> Glad to hear your son has been helped in incredible ways by this

diet. Our

> son has also made amazing progress on this diet and is moving

toward being a

> bit more unrecognizable in many ways--in other ways it is still

more

> obvious to me but i have a very critical eye from the standpoint I

know what

> I am looking for and where we have come. If we keep up at this

pace then I

> think we will being doing quite well. What I am wondering though

is, well

> my son has many things wrong with him biologically--yeast,

bacteria, metals,

> leaky gut etc etc, MBP autoiantibodies, many things that classify

him as

> autistic but if he outwardly doesnt seem autistic, will I still

think of him

> that way because everything going on inside of him is the " autistic

> biological syndrome " so to speak. Maybe this doesnt even matter

but I was

> wondering how you sort this in your head. Am I making sense? SO

happy for

> you and your son's progress. Love,