2/12 yo w/ severe autism, 6/12 mo pregnant, what about infant vaccinations?

[Guest guest]

My son was diagnosed at 17 months w/ severe autism,m wondering how to

prevent my child to be not to have ASD if i can help it...I plan not

to have have the MMR since it was the catalyst vaccine that turn my

son into 'his dark world' of autism plus a history of prolonged use of

anti-biotics(due to condition called vesico-ureteral reflux.What

vaccines should i avoid or do i not have him vaccinated at all...i

just moved here to Canada and I have yet to know what are the

consequences of refusing vaccines to your child...at least delay most

of the vaccines till my daughter to be is of 'ïdeal age' before she

goes to prep school or something..pls help..m having nighmares about

my unborn childs predisposition( if she really is)to autism.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm in the same boat. I have a 2 1/2 year old asd son and I'm due with another

son at the

end of June. Autism can sometimes suck the joy out of even having a new baby and

I

understand your fear or concern. Emotionally, I'm seeing a therapist to help me

share my

feelings about how devasting it's been to see our first born go though this. He

has been so

sick in his young life so far and how tramatizing it's been for me to try and

find a way-

anyway to help him. I'm on a homeopathic remedy to help with anxiety. I'm eating

all

organic and staying away from anything " toxic or bad " . I'm seeing my son's DAN!

doc for

prenatal care and have been tested to what nutrients I'm deficient in. I'm

taking Vit D and a

good probiotic (the only thing proven so far to help prevent allergies in your

new baby).

I'm taking 3) super nu thera, 1) additional folic acid, Iron, plus a " greens

drink " . I'm trying

to eat lots of organic veggies.It's great to drink fresh juice. I did have a

coke today and

yum! it tasted so good! I really needed a treat today! Lastly, Like your child,

I believe my

sons gut problems and later autism started with far too many antibiotics before

and

during his birth. No doctor ever mentioned giving my baby a probiotic. Also,

maybe

genetics and the Hep B at birth contributed to it as well. I hope to avoid any

anti biotics for

our new son as well. I think our choice is to not vaccinate.

I'm hoping to nurse our next child as well but I also want to give some breast

milk to my

older son if he can tolerate it. I will have to eat his diet and I'm really not

looking forward

to that. I certainly don't have it all figured out but this is the best I could

come with to

reduce the chance of another child going through this.

Just remember that the chances are most likely that your little girl will be

born very

healthy and now that you are educated, if anything comes up with your next child

you will

be able to find a solution to help her.

On the vaccination front, in the U.S.-it's a choice to vaccinate or not. I know

kids that have

never been vaccinated and are in their senior year and have not been excluded

from

anything. Just stay informed and take your time making a decision- there is no

rush.

I hope you enjoy this pregnacy and that it is a healthy, happy time. May your

family all

enjoy good health.

Dani

>

> My son was diagnosed at 17 months w/ severe autism,m wondering how to

> prevent my child to be not to have ASD if i can help it...I plan not

> to have have the MMR since it was the catalyst vaccine that turn my

> son into 'his dark world' of autism plus a history of prolonged use of

> anti-biotics(due to condition called vesico-ureteral reflux.What

> vaccines should i avoid or do i not have him vaccinated at all...i

> just moved here to Canada and I have yet to know what are the

> consequences of refusing vaccines to your child...at least delay most

> of the vaccines till my daughter to be is of 'ïdeal age' before she

> goes to prep school or something..pls help..m having nighmares about

> my unborn childs predisposition( if she really is)to autism.

>

[Guest guest]

Its your choice in Canada NOT to vaccinate. Be sure to request that your

child not be vaccinated in the hospital or decline the RSV support (a

vaccine in my opion but they don't call it that). Also you can

refuse the eye drops and vitamin K shot too. Better yet, birth at home

if you and your baby are healthy.

To exempt your child from vaccines, go to the health unit, ask for an

exemption form and take it to city hall and sign it there. (This is what

we did) The charge was only $5. The health unit will still send you

nasty letters but they mean nothing. It is your right NOT to vaccinate.

What diet is your son currently on? We have recovered our kids through

diet, reverse osmosis water, and some supplements. We are still on the

road to start chelation for the whole family soon.

N

rathmanmom wrote:

> Hi,

> I'm in the same boat. I have a 2 1/2 year old asd son and I'm due with another

son at the

> end of June. Autism can sometimes suck the joy out of even having a new baby

and I

> understand your fear or concern. Emotionally, I'm seeing a therapist to help

me share my

> feelings about how devasting it's been to see our first born go though this.

He has been so

> sick in his young life so far and how tramatizing it's been for me to try and

find a way-

> anyway to help him. I'm on a homeopathic remedy to help with anxiety. I'm

eating all

> organic and staying away from anything " toxic or bad " . I'm seeing my son's

DAN! doc for

> prenatal care and have been tested to what nutrients I'm deficient in. I'm

taking Vit D and a

> good probiotic (the only thing proven so far to help prevent allergies in your

new baby).

> I'm taking 3) super nu thera, 1) additional folic acid, Iron, plus a " greens

drink " . I'm trying

> to eat lots of organic veggies.It's great to drink fresh juice. I did have a

coke today and

> yum! it tasted so good! I really needed a treat today! Lastly, Like your

child, I believe my

> sons gut problems and later autism started with far too many antibiotics

before and

> during his birth. No doctor ever mentioned giving my baby a probiotic. Also,

maybe

> genetics and the Hep B at birth contributed to it as well. I hope to avoid any

anti biotics for

> our new son as well. I think our choice is to not vaccinate.

> I'm hoping to nurse our next child as well but I also want to give some breast

milk to my

> older son if he can tolerate it. I will have to eat his diet and I'm really

not looking forward

> to that. I certainly don't have it all figured out but this is the best I

could come with to

> reduce the chance of another child going through this.

> Just remember that the chances are most likely that your little girl will be

born very

> healthy and now that you are educated, if anything comes up with your next

child you will

> be able to find a solution to help her.

> On the vaccination front, in the U.S.-it's a choice to vaccinate or not. I

know kids that have

> never been vaccinated and are in their senior year and have not been excluded

from

> anything. Just stay informed and take your time making a decision- there is no

rush.

> I hope you enjoy this pregnacy and that it is a healthy, happy time. May your

family all

> enjoy good health.

> Dani

>

>

>> My son was diagnosed at 17 months w/ severe autism,m wondering how to

>> prevent my child to be not to have ASD if i can help it...I plan not

>> to have have the MMR since it was the catalyst vaccine that turn my

>> son into 'his dark world' of autism plus a history of prolonged use of

>> anti-biotics(due to condition called vesico-ureteral reflux.What

>> vaccines should i avoid or do i not have him vaccinated at all...i

>> just moved here to Canada and I have yet to know what are the

>> consequences of refusing vaccines to your child...at least delay most

>> of the vaccines till my daughter to be is of 'ïdeal age' before she

>> goes to prep school or something..pls help..m having nighmares about

>> my unborn childs predisposition( if she really is)to autism.

>>

>>

>

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[Guest guest]

It is your constitutional RIGHT to not vaccinate in Canada. There are

many people who will tell you otherwise in regard to school, etc. Do

not believe them.

If I were pregnant, I would also be taking a supp that is a good source

of methyl donors, such as sublingual B12. Also cultured food and/or

plenty of probiotics to make sure my bacterial levels were good.

Do try not to worry. I know that is easy to say, but worrying won't

help anyone. Not you, your baby, or your other child.

Anita

>

> My son was diagnosed at 17 months w/ severe autism,m wondering how to

> prevent my child to be not to have ASD if i can help it...I plan not

> to have have the MMR since it was the catalyst vaccine that turn my

> son into 'his dark world' of autism plus a history of prolonged use

of

> anti-biotics(due to condition called vesico-ureteral reflux.What

> vaccines should i avoid or do i not have him vaccinated at all...i

> just moved here to Canada and I have yet to know what are the

> consequences of refusing vaccines to your child...at least delay

most

> of the vaccines till my daughter to be is of 'ïdeal age' before she

> goes to prep school or something..pls help..m having nighmares about

> my unborn childs predisposition( if she really is)to autism.

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> >> My son was diagnosed at 17 months w/ severe autism,m wondering

how to

> >> prevent my child to be not to have ASD if i can help it...I

plan not

> >> to have have the MMR since it was the catalyst vaccine that

turn my

> >> son into 'his dark world' of autism plus a history of prolonged

use of

> >> anti-biotics(due to condition called vesico-ureteral

reflux.What

> >> vaccines should i avoid or do i not have him vaccinated at

all...i

> >> just moved here to Canada and I have yet to know what are the

> >> consequences of refusing vaccines to your child...at least

delay most

> >> of the vaccines till my daughter to be is of 'ïdeal age' before

she

> >> goes to prep school or something..pls help..m having nighmares

about

> >> my unborn childs predisposition( if she really is)to autism.

> >>

> >>

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[Guest guest]

> giving my son 2/12 year old son Super Nutera from Kirkman Lab 1 tsp

> daily do you think i should start taking them too?I asked my OB-Gyn

> and she doesnt agree to my suggestion of taking this vitamin

> supplement.

It has high doses of certain vitamins, and low doses of others. I

don't know whether the proportion would be acceptable for pregnancy.

Dana