Upcoming biomedical support group meetings in Cleveland, OH

[Guest guest]

Hello!

I'd like to invite you to join parents of children with ASD and other

disabilities at a support group meeting to be held at the Brecksville Community

Center at 1 Community Drive, Brecksville, OH.

The following dates and times have been reserved:

January 29, 2008 7:30 to 9 pm

Meet other parents from the Cleveland area who have been implementing a

variety of biomedical therapies with their loved ones with ASD! We will have

two special guests, also parents from Columbus attend this meeting and share

their experiences with both biomed and the support group they have been running

there very successfully.

One of the guests will be Shoemaker, Physician-to-Parent Liaison at

both offices of Dr. DeMio (www.drdemio.com). She is working with Dr. DeMio in

the biomedical treatment of the children and patients of all ages. Her role is

to work directly with patients in any and all aspects of their medical care.

also founded the Columbus support group and is a mother to a child who

has recovered from ASD through biomedical interventions.

Terry Schwallie is another mom from Columbus who has been involved with the

support group in Columbus and is pursuing biomedical interventions with her

children.

Please RSVP to Pattison with NAA-NEO at (216) 544-1231, by January 27,

2008.

February 25, 2008 7 pm - 9 pm

Lecture by Dr. Cheryl Leuthaeuser titled The Role of Allergies and Their

Treatment for ASD and Other Disorders.

Dr. Cheryl Leuthaeuser is a graduate of the Ohio University College of

Osteopathic Medicine (OUCOM). She is board certified in both Family Medicine and

Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine/Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. She completed

award winning original clinical research during her residency that revealed

cranial osteopathy helps those suffering from sinus infections faster than

antibiotics alone. She is also a teacher and she trains medical students as a

OUCOM Clinical Associate Professor of Family Medicine. She enjoys spreading the

word about her success by doing lectures at Cleveland Clinic affiliate

hospitals, Autism conferences and local parent organizations. Her most prized

accomplishment is being the mother of two healthy boys that have benefited from

the same treatments she offers her patients.

For more information about her specialy and practice, please visit

www.integrativewellcare.com.

The lecture will be followed by an informal discussion where any and all

questions will be answered by her.

Please RSVP to Pattison with NAA-NEO at (216) 544-1231, by February 20,

2008.

If you any questions, you can email me at apattison@... or

call (216) 544-1231.

We are looking forward to meeting many of you at these meetings!

Sincerely,

Pattison