Re: Re: Cinnamon and Honey--in my Tea

[Guest guest]

Actually, if you look at the new opinions 'just' forming in the world,

mainstream is just 'now' beginning to look at a medical association with our

children's condition. Quite frankly, apraxia and dyspraxia are most commonly an

offshoot of hypotonia either in the face/body or both which is indeed, a medical

condition!

Did any one watch The Doctors today on TV whereby the vaccination issue was

discussed? Mainstream is just now beginning to discuss what many moms have

figured out eons ago, that there is an underlying physical component that is

compromising development resulting in hypotonia, and motor apraxia/dyspraxia.

We got a long, long way admitedly, with neurodevelopmental therapy but we simply

could not have achieved full recovery with Mark had we not addressed the issues

with his immune system via biomed. Believe me..... I so wish that I didn't need

to change diets, do supplements and all of the 'other' stuff. My life was much

easier without it! But, I just couldn't attain complete recovery without doing

the biomed. I really, really tried. I did!

And you know what? The results are amaaaaazing if you find the right pieces of

the puzzle that are key to your particular child.

The mainstream doctors are eons behind us..... if you wish to wait for them to

catch up, that is indeed your choice. But.... find a recovered

apraxic/dyspraxic child who has not utilized some type of biomedical

intervention (I include fish oils as being a biomedical intervention) and I

would say that they are rare.

To fully address apraxia/dyspraxia, we must look at everything that is amiss in

a child's body, not just a few selected things that 'suit' us.

As far as Gabby having a medical degree, I don't think that Gabby even realizes

that this topic has been furthered to such an extent. She normally does

research and then posts her findings that she finds might be of interest to

others. I appreciate her efforts. Some of the stuff she posts, I read and

other stuff, I just delete..... as is my perogative. But..... there have been

many little gems included in those posts and I have learned a few tidbits just

via reading.

Do you have a medical degree or do you believe that your experience as a mother

of a child with dyspraxia entitles you to a bit of wisdom and understanding that

is perhaps, sometimes' beyond the doctors? Because I can tell you right

now..... my old pediatrician has asked 'me' for advice with regards to

neurological disorders stating that they don't cover much in medical school.....

so that is what a medical degree will get you at times! He was astounded when

he saw Mark last..... couldn't believe the difference in him.

Janice

Mother of Mark, 13