Valentina and / was Re: Anti-viral attack, continued.

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> > All of our kids are affected differently. We all know that.

> > Mine, unlike either of yours, I think (please correct me if I am

> > wrong), has a working diagnosis of apraxia and has motor planning

> > problems, left-sided weakness, etc. From my research, it appears

> > that unraveling the mystery of how to make him whole requires

> > perhaps a bit of a different approach, or an approach with

different

> > emphasis or sequencing, than unraveling a kid without these

> > additional issues. Maybe I am wrong, but my gut, after hours of

> > research, is telling me to make sure I have a comprehensive anti-

> > viral protocol in place as we move through this.

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> Anne, it looks to me like you already made up your mind. Or

almost

> I am glad you can do this, because I believe that we should follow

our

> instinct. If your instinct tells you that you have to get rid of

the virus,

> I think this is exactly what you should do! Good luck!!

>

> How old is your son?

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> So you are saying that you give Virastop and OLE and you don't see

any viral

> type of reaction?

>

>

> Valentina

Valetina,

I think that for the moment I have decided to add Sambucol to our

antiviral repertoire and get back to chelating. That way I can put

off the Valtrex decision for a while.

My son is 3.11. And yes, we have seen marked gains from the anti-

virals but very little in the way of viral activity - no colds, no

croup, no rashes. Does that say anything to you? It says something

to me but in a language I don't quite understand yet :-(

Anne

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