Help Parents in China - my two cents worth of knowledge

January 21, 2008

Hi Tod,

I am originally from Beijing and currently living in Singpapore. I

read your post with a heavy heart.

I have been following biomed for more than a year now. I am no doctor

but have learned a lot through many sleepless nights searching

treatment to help my son. I have to say Biomed is something worth to try.

I was lucky that by studying and living overseas for many years,

English really became my strong second language. it enable me to reach

out searching information and method in autism field to help my son.

No doubt, this is a continuing learning process that I may have to

carry on for many years. but I see hopes in biomed.

As a parent with special child, I fully understand the stress and

pressure parents are facing everyday. I also understand how difficult

for parent who don't read and speak English, how hard it could be for

them to obtain knowledge of treatments, which are still relatively new

even in the US and other developed countries. They are lucky to have

you helping them.

For DAN!(Defeat Autism Now!)doctor,the nearest one is in Hong kong,

his name is Dr. Tim Trodd. His is British but has an assistant who can

speak Chinese. He has lots of patient from China. Contact details:

OT & P WANCHAI

Room 1501-3, Shui On Centre

6-8 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Tel: 2824 9112 Fax: 2824 61

In Singapore we also have few practitioners here. the good thing is

some Doctor here can speak Chinese which is much easier for families

in China. I can get the details if needed.

If I can help families in China, I will be happy to do so. please feel

free to contact me through email.

Regards,

Larice

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