Re: starting out & ALA after shots

[Guest guest]

Hi

We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son just

started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they asked

me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

Thanks in advance!!!

Liz

[Guest guest]

Hi Liz

I did exactly the same thing at the Pediatrician's office earlier this year.

I'm afraid you can't start the ALA until three months after the shots. DMSA is

ok a couple of days later but you're going to have to wait to start the ALA.

Going forward though if you want to continue to chelate you are not going to be

able to give your ds any more shots and so you will need to think about that.

Good luck, we are now on round 11 of both DMSA and ALA and all going well.

>

> Hi

> We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son just

started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they asked

me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

>

> So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

>

> Thanks in advance!!!

> Liz

>

[Guest guest]

Oh wow 3 months? I didnt realize it would be that long. Any reason why? I was so

excited to start. Is it worth giving the DMSA still or should we hold off?

11 rounds for you? How is everthing going? Seeing anything happening yet.

Thanks for the feedback.

Liz )

> >

> > Hi

> > We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son

just started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they

asked me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

> >

> > So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

> >

> > Thanks in advance!!!

> > Liz

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Liz

Blood levels of mercury will be too high if you have had a recent vaccine to use

a chelator that crosses the blood brain barrier (ALA). You can use DMSA or DMPS

4 days after amalgam removal or exposure though.

Do get going with the DMSA though it will help bring the burden down in the

body.

We have seen small improvements but have only completed two rounds with both

DMSA and ALA as we did 9 rounds with just DMSA.

Good luck

> > >

> > > Hi

> > > We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son

just started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they

asked me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

> > >

> > > So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance!!!

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi

> We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son just

started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they asked

me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

>

> So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

>

3 months after his last exposure. If he hasn't had any vaccines/fillings in the

last 3 months then you may start ALA.

> Thanks in advance!!!

> Liz

>

[Guest guest]

WHY did you have to?

Why would you?

Why are you trying to chelate if you are only going to put the crap back into

him?

>

> Hi

> We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son just

started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they asked

me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

>

> So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

>

> Thanks in advance!!!

> Liz

>

[Guest guest]

Why on earth would you consider giving your little one more poisons?!?? It was

ONLY a 6y DPT that tipped the scales and threw my daughter into the abyss. She's

25y now and NOT recovered. Please reconsider this foolish pathway.

> >

> > Hi

> > We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son

just started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they

asked me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

> >

> > So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

> >

> > Thanks in advance!!!

> > Liz

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Believe me I know I was sick over it. They only gave me the option of doing

titers on the MMR and Varicella. I didnt think He even needed any others. Went

in there not having done my homework on those shots. The only consolation I have

is that I take my son for NAET treatments. When I had spoken to my NAET provider

he had told me if my son has to get any shots to bring him in that day and he

will do a treatment for it. So I did. I was told by the Dr that the DTap could

give him fever and to give him tylanol. I didnt give it to him and he never got

a fever. I hope and pray that the NAET helped and that his titers are good for

the other two shots. How do you fight them if they come up not immune? I dont

think I can try the religious route now.

> > >

> > > Hi

> > > We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son

just started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they

asked me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

> > >

> > > So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance!!!

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You didn't have to give him polio and DTaP. Find out what the exemptions are

for your state.

S S

Re: starting out & ALA after shots

Posted by: " lizcurran70 " lizcurran70@... lizcurran70

Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:11 am (PDT)

Hi

We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son just

started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they asked

me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I stopped

allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my fingers

crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

Thanks in advance!!!

Liz

[Guest guest]

It's very simple, just say no. I don't know what state you live in, but I think

there are only two that actually require immunizations in order to go to public

school. All the other states you just sign a waiver, religious or " other "

reasons.

TJ

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From: lizcurran70 <lizcurran70@...>

Sent: Sat, October 16, 2010 5:19:50 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: starting out & ALA after shots

Believe me I know I was sick over it. They only gave me the option of doing

titers on the MMR and Varicella. I didnt think He even needed any others. Went

in there not having done my homework on those shots. The only consolation I have

is that I take my son for NAET treatments. When I had spoken to my NAET provider

he had told me if my son has to get any shots to bring him in that day and he

will do a treatment for it. So I did. I was told by the Dr that the DTap could

give him fever and to give him tylanol. I didnt give it to him and he never got

a fever. I hope and pray that the NAET helped and that his titers are good for

the other two shots. How do you fight them if they come up not immune? I dont

think I can try the religious route now.

> > >

> > > Hi

> > > We are just starting out also and we are starting with just DMSA. My son

>just started kindergarten and I put off taking him for his physical until they

>asked me to. He had had most of his shots until about 2 years ago when I

stopped

>allowing them. When we went to the doctor last week he was due for 4. My doctor

>drew blood to check for titers on the MMR and varicella so Im keeping my

fingers

>crossed about that but I did have to give him Polio and DTap.

> > >

> > > So my question is how long should we wait before adding the ALA?

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance!!!

> > > Liz

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> It's very simple, just say no.

This is correct.

No matter what. Just refuse to do it.

The school officials routinely lie through their teeth about the law, look it up

on the web yourself.

If they get obnoxious, tell them you'll just have to home school him. Even if

you can't do it, THEY don't know that! If you homeschool him, then they don't

get their $50 grand or so from the state for educating a kid who needs an IEP.

They really do want to find a way to have him in school. You just need to

negotiate properly. The first step is to make it clear " no vaccines, ever, no

matter what " is a non negotiable demand and your child's medical care is between

you and the pediatrician, the school can butt out!

Andy

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