Re: Re: New to group..have a couple questions

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I believe the shots can affect children in many ways including add, adhd,

depression, asthma, autism, apraxia, some arthristis and sensory disorders like

spd.  There is a book called this book might be helpful to explaining why if

you are curious.  It does not mention apraxia in it but my personal opinion is

that science hasn't discovered the link yet between the shots and some rare

genetic predisposition for some rare children who may have either had vaccines

or their mom had some when pregnant. 

the title and author of that book is below

Gut and Psychology Syndrome by Dr. Natasha -McBride  

From: onevoiceschool <onevoiceschool@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: New to group..have a couple questions

Date: Tuesday, January 19, 2010, 4:06 PM

 

Thx , we have had extensive testing and she was found not to be on

the spectrum. I know that Apraxia and Autism do sometimes go hand in hand. The

speech issues are very similiar, there is otherwise no other symptoms(behavior

or metabolic) in our case. Also I'm told SPD also can run though both groups as

well.We still do a lot of the the same treatments tho..omegas, probiotics,vits,

detox type stuff. I do think however they most likely have something to do with

shots too. Boy, it's been quite a journey as you must very well know....

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> My Daughter who is now almost 6 has a Dyspraxia diagnosis from from

neurologist who did'nt know how else to explain it. All MRI, and medabolic tests

were normal but she scooted instead of crawled and was late walking (18 mo.)tho

sitting up & rolling over normal.Everything was normal until that except the

scooting. She even had a few words at 12 mo. then around 15 mo-18mo lost them

and only said " ba " and Da.@ 21 mo. was the first time i was told she may have

oral apraxia, and her dyspraxia or motor planning was pretty noticable then.even

a lil shakey in the trunk.we have been in various therapies and her body

awareness and sensory processing is so improved she amazes everyone who knew her

before. My questions are can a fever cause this or birth and is global dyspraxia

and dyspraxia essentially the same?The school district tried to diagnos mild MR

at 5, but luckily her therapists rallied with me and disputed that. Doesnt seem

fair when they are so young

and how can a standard test accomidate apraxia.Thanks. .ps I also Home School

our daughter.

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