Re: New to group~can someone hold my hand?

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I just joined this group & I so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3 weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.

Nina> Hi, everyone,>> I am thinking about ordering almonds online. Does anyone know which > vendors carry good quality organic almonds? Also, does anybody know how > to blanch almonds at home?> Any input is appreciated.>> Frnaces> son UC, SCD 3 weeks>www.nutsonline.com

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Nina,You need to immediately check out this information:www.lowdosenaltrexone.orgThis is a very safe older drug that is now out of patent that is used for drug addicts to help them get off the drugs by blocking endorphins. A doctor back in the mid-80's figured out that if it was given at very low dose at bedtime it would temporarily block the endorphin receptors tricking the body into producing more. When the temporary block wore off, one was left with incredible amounts of endorphins which modulate and strengthen the immune system. It has been used for CANCER, AIDS, and just about every autoimmune issue. It works the very best in conjunction with SCD as the body isn't receiving

damaging foods (like starches, grains, and sugar). Please look at it now. There is lots of info you can take to the doctor as well.AmeliaHusband UC 9 years, SCD 20 monthsLDN 3mgTo: BTVC-SCD Sent: Mon, February 22, 2010 10:55:44 PMSubject: Re: New to group~can someone hold my hand?

I just joined this group & I so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3 weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.

Nina> Hi, everyone,>> I am thinking about ordering almonds online. Does anyone know which > vendors carry good quality organic almonds? Also, does anybody know how > to blanch almonds at home?> Any input is appreciated.>> Frnaces> son UC, SCD 3 weeks>www.nutsonline. com

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Nina,Oh! and the prayer is already done!AmeliaTo: BTVC-SCD Sent: Mon, February 22, 2010 10:55:44 PMSubject: Re: New to group~can someone hold my hand?

I just joined this group & I so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3 weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.

Nina> Hi, everyone,>> I am thinking about ordering almonds online. Does anyone know which > vendors carry good quality organic almonds? Also, does anybody know how > to blanch almonds at home?> Any input is appreciated.>> Frnaces> son UC, SCD 3 weeks>www.nutsonline. com

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While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.What's your son's name? I will definitely pray for him! Peace =)Alyssa 15 yoUC April 2008, dx Sept 2008SCD June 2009 (restarted)Azathioprine 50 mg 1x per day

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Hi Nina,

My son is a cancer survivor. 5 months ago he finished 3 years of chemo at St. Jude for leukemia. What type of cancer does your son have? My heart goes out to you and I'll definitely pray for your son and your family. I'd strongly suggest you also join an acor list to have a strong cancer support group as well http://www.acor.org/mailing.html

We've been on SCD for a couple of months now. Many times I've wished that someone had told me about SCD while my son was still in treatment. The toxins, antibiotics, and chemo from treatment left my son with terrible gut issues, but SCD is helping a lot. Check out the intro diet on the pecanbread website. That's the best starting point.

, 18, cancer survivor with gut issues, SCD since 12/26

To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Mon, February 22, 2010 4:55:44 PMSubject: Re: New to group~can someone hold my hand?

I just joined this group & I so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3 weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.

Nina> Hi, everyone,>> I am thinking about ordering almonds online. Does anyone know which > vendors carry good quality organic almonds? Also, does anybody know how > to blanch almonds at home?> Any input is appreciated.>> Frnaces> son UC, SCD 3 weeks>www.nutsonline. com

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Hi Nina..

you got many of us holding your hand and praying.

How old is your child?

You know, a great resource for kids doing SCD is PecanBread group.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pecanbread/?yguid=333244357

You need to join like you did this group!

Good luck and just keep posting questions!

Jodi

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At 04:55 PM 2/22/2010, you wrote:

I just joined this group & I

so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3

weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has

autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the

easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the

past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new

diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my

son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd

procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your

prayers.

Speaking as someone who had cancer surgery in 2008, of course your son

has my prayers.

My surgeons were amazed at how well I healed... and SCD is what did

it.

How old is your son?

I agree with Amelia that you should check out LDN4cancer, now.

I would also join the Pecanbread group which is particularly for children

with autism.

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Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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Nina,I know the surgery was just yesterday, but would love to hear an update when you have time. Praying that all went well and even better than expected.BTW, lots of nourishing broth will be good for him post surgery especially pureed with a few carrots and some of the meat. Nourishing broth recipe below. AmeliaBrothBasic Broth Making and UsageIngredients1. Bones—from poultry, fish, shellfish, beef, lamb* * cooked remnants of a previous meal, with or without skin and meat * raw bones, with or without skin and meat** * use a whole carcass or just parts (good choices include feet, ribs, necks and knuckles) * don't forget shellfish shells, whole fish

carcasses (with heads) or small dried shrimp2. Water—start with cold water * enough to just cover the bones * or 2 cups water per 1 pound bones3. Vinegar—apple cider, red or white wine, rice, balsamic * a splash * 2 tablespoons per 1 quart water or 2 pounds bones * lemon juice may be substituted for vinegar (citric acid instead of acetic acid)4. Vegetables (optional)—peelings and scraps like ends, tops and skins or entire vegetable * celery, carrots, onions, garlic and parsley are the most traditionally used, but any will do * if added towards the end of cooking, mineral content will be higherRecipeCombine bones, water and vinegar in a pot, let stand for 30 minutes to 1 hour, bring to a simmer, remove any scum that has risen to the top, reduce heat

and simmer (6–48 hrs for chicken, 12–72 hrs for beef). To reduce cooking time, you may smash or cut bones into small pieces first. If desired, add vegetables in last ½ hour of cooking (or at any point as convenience dictates). Strain through a colander or sieve, lined with cheesecloth for a clearer broth. Discard the bones. If uncooked meat was used to start with, reserve the meat for soup or salads.An easy way to cook broth is to use a crockpot on low setting. After putting the ingredients into the pot and turning it on, you can just walk away. If you forget to skim the impurities off, it's ok, it just tastes better if you do. If you wish to remove the fat for use in gravy, use a gravy separator while the broth is warm, or skim the fat off the top once refrigerated. Cold broth will gel when sufficient gelatin is present. Broth may be frozen for months or kept in the refrigerator for about 5 days.To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Mon, February 22, 2010 10:55:44 PMSubject: Re: New to group~can someone hold my hand?

I just joined this group & I so want to change the diet that my angels on. We just found out 3 weeks ago that he has a rare cancer for children & yes he has autism. I want to change the diet, can someone PLEASE tell me the easiest quickest way to get started? The diet has been gfcf for the past 3 years I want to see some changes on all accounts with this new diet. While you are reading this post will you also pray for my son? He is going in to hospital on 1, March '10 for his 3rd procedure. Thank you in advance for any help & your prayers.

Nina