Re: make me feel better

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Hey,

Lost the word easy.  It's definitely worth it, but it's not easy.

J.

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From: nancy j <endofautism@...>

Subject: make me feel better

Date: Wednesday, December 8, 2010, 7:31 PM

 

Yes, I do. My grandson scored over 141 when he was diagnosed. We lost

the first ATEC so don't remember exactly. That was four years ago....no

understanding of language, no speech at all just sounds, no social skills or

interest AT ALL...only ate two things ..chocolate cows milk and one brand of

protein bar, oh and an occasional apple. He could walk, use his hands but could

not have cared less about anything else.

Here we are four years later: gfcfsf, biomedical, social skills classes,

Tomatis Auditory training, Samonas, homeopathy, Son-Rise Program and lots and

lots and lots of patience, love, interaction....he is toilet trained (before

turning 4) and has never had an accident..talks all the time, loves the family

and loves to snuggle, taught himself

to print, write cursive, to read, writes his own family and funny books (5 to

10 pages long) and eats all kinds of meats, most fruits, most veggies, french

toast, sandwiches, applesauce, ice cream and other stuff I don't want to take

time to recount. We just did his ATEC score and it's 40. He has made

remarkable progress so stick with it. It does work, kids do heal, our guy is a

testimony to it.

Good luck, God Bless. You were given this child because you cared enough to

take care of him. It does get better, I promise. We have a plaque in our front

room. It says: I never promised you it would be easy, I only promised it would

be worth it. Signed: God

It is worth it, but it is definitely not

J.

[Guest guest]

Wow! I love to hear stories like this! How old was he when he was diagnosed and

how old is he now? It's what we're all fighting for  Good Bless You!

 

From: nancy j <endofautism@...>

Subject: make me feel better

Date: Wednesday, December 8, 2010, 7:31 PM

 

Yes, I do. My grandson scored over 141 when he was diagnosed. We lost the first

ATEC so don't remember exactly. That was four years ago....no understanding of

language, no speech at all just sounds, no social skills or interest AT

ALL...only ate two things ..chocolate cows milk and one brand of protein bar, oh

and an occasional apple. He could walk, use his hands but could not have cared

less about anything else.

Here we are four years later: gfcfsf, biomedical, social skills classes, Tomatis

Auditory training, Samonas, homeopathy, Son-Rise Program and lots and lots and

lots of patience, love, interaction....he is toilet trained (before turning 4)

and has never had an accident..talks all the time, loves the family and loves to

snuggle, taught himself

to print, write cursive, to read, writes his own family and funny books (5 to 10

pages long) and eats all kinds of meats, most fruits, most veggies, french

toast, sandwiches, applesauce, ice cream and other stuff I don't want to take

time to recount. We just did his ATEC score and it's 40. He has made remarkable

progress so stick with it. It does work, kids do heal, our guy is a testimony to

it.

Good luck, God Bless. You were given this child because you cared enough to take

care of him. It does get better, I promise. We have a plaque in our front room.

It says: I never promised you it would be easy, I only promised it would be

worth it. Signed: God

It is worth it, but it is definitely not

J.

[Guest guest]

Just a shout out J., I saw in your post you are a SonRise Mom! Me too,

for about 15 months now. That and Enzymes are the best thing that ever happened

to our daughter and our family as a whole!!

[Guest guest]

My grandson was diagnosed pdd-nos at 3 1/2 but got the " official " asd diagnosis

at 4.  He's 8 now and doing very well.  School doesn't know what to do with

him because he is so bright.  He's way ahead of his classmates academically. 

His social skills are typically asd, he loves to play with specific children

(his brother and two friends) but otherwise isn't a social butterfly.  When he

does play, he gets emotionally exhausted and needs a break after about an

hour.  We have taught him to tell his brother, " I need a break " or " I need some

alone time " .  That way the kids know to play without him.  We are working on

the social skills.  He loves to go outside and run, play hide and seek, jump on

the trampoline and ride his two-wheeler.  He is a much different child today. 

Looking at him you would never think that only 4 1/2 years ago he DIDN'T TALK AT

ALL!  and DIDN'T UNDERSTAND ANY WORDS AT ALL.  So don't give up.  It just

takes time, diet,

nutrition and patience.

J.

Need help now?

http://www.talkaboutcuringautism.org/contact/real-help-now-live-chat.htm

From: nancy j <endofautism@...>

Subject: make me feel better

Date: Wednesday, December 8, 2010, 7:31 PM

 

Yes, I do. My grandson scored over 141 when he was diagnosed. We lost the first

ATEC so don't remember exactly. That was four years ago....no understanding of

language, no speech at all just sounds, no social skills or interest AT

ALL...only ate two things ..chocolate cows milk and one brand of protein bar, oh

and an occasional apple. He could walk, use his hands but could not have cared

less about anything else.

Here we are four years later: gfcfsf, biomedical, social skills classes, Tomatis

Auditory training, Samonas, homeopathy, Son-Rise Program and lots and lots and

lots of patience, love, interaction....he is toilet trained (before turning 4)

and has never had an accident..talks all the time, loves the family and loves to

snuggle, taught himself

to print, write cursive, to read, writes his own family and funny books (5 to 10

pages long) and eats all kinds of meats, most fruits, most veggies, french

toast, sandwiches, applesauce, ice cream and other stuff I don't want to take

time to recount. We just did his ATEC score and it's 40. He has made remarkable

progress so stick with it. It does work, kids do heal, our guy is a testimony to

it.

Good luck, God Bless. You were given this child because you cared enough to take

care of him. It does get better, I promise. We have a plaque in our front room.

It says: I never promised you it would be easy, I only promised it would be

worth it. Signed: God

It is worth it, but it is definitely not

J.

[Guest guest]

,

Do you mind saying which if any doctor helped you? Thanks.

make me feel better

Date: Wednesday, December 8, 2010, 7:31 PM

Yes, I do. My grandson scored over 141 when he was diagnosed. We lost the first

ATEC so don't remember exactly. That was four years ago....no understanding of

language, no speech at all just sounds, no social skills or interest AT

ALL...only ate two things ..chocolate cows milk and one brand of protein bar, oh

and an occasional apple. He could walk, use his hands but could not have cared

less about anything else.

Here we are four years later: gfcfsf, biomedical, social skills classes, Tomatis

Auditory training, Samonas, homeopathy, Son-Rise Program and lots and lots and

lots of patience, love, interaction....he is toilet trained (before turning 4)

and has never had an accident..talks all the time, loves the family and loves to

snuggle, taught himself

to print, write cursive, to read, writes his own family and funny books (5 to 10

pages long) and eats all kinds of meats, most fruits, most veggies, french

toast, sandwiches, applesauce, ice cream and other stuff I don't want to take

time to recount. We just did his ATEC score and it's 40. He has made remarkable

progress so stick with it. It does work, kids do heal, our guy is a testimony to

it.

Good luck, God Bless. You were given this child because you cared enough to take

care of him. It does get better, I promise. We have a plaque in our front room.

It says: I never promised you it would be easy, I only promised it would be

worth it. Signed: God

It is worth it, but it is definitely not

J.