Re: Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial?? TJ

[Guest guest]

TJ,

Please explain why this is? I have seen TREMENDOUS improvements once I removed

casein. (We were already GF and cannot go back to gluten becuase of digestion

issues.)

His SLP is even raving (one month now) and each time says, " That is the best he

has ever done! "

So, I am also giving Extra C (1 GFCF gummie, twice a day in addition to 2

gummies Multi-vitamin).

His behavior changed DRASTICALLY overnight.

I think we are on the right track, but I would like to know what gluten and

casein have to do with metals?

Thanks,

>

> If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other metals

are causing a problem.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

>

> Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

>

> Â

>

> I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> needs or line up their cars, etc ...

>

> I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

>

> Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

>

> 's mommy [:-/]

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's the whole point. My kids reacted very positively to a GFCF diet as well.

They are both mercury toxic.

Mercury, lead, and other metals effect the way the body functions. They effect

mineral transport and the production of enzymes we need to digest and utilize

many foods, including wheat and dairy.

Of course you are on the right track, but changing his diet and giving

supplements is not a fix - only a patch.

I'm pointing out that you need to fix the root cause of the problem, heavy metal

intoxication.

I would suggest a hair test, applying the counting rules to the results.

TJ

________________________________

From: agirlnamedsuess21 <agirlnamedsuess@...>

Sent: Thu, June 24, 2010 12:22:35 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial?? TJ

 

TJ,

Please explain why this is? I have seen TREMENDOUS improvements once I removed

casein. (We were already GF and cannot go back to gluten becuase of digestion

issues.)

His SLP is even raving (one month now) and each time says, " That is the best he

has ever done! "

So, I am also giving Extra C (1 GFCF gummie, twice a day in addition to 2

gummies Multi-vitamin).

His behavior changed DRASTICALLY overnight.

I think we are on the right track, but I would like to know what gluten and

casein have to do with metals?

Thanks,

>

> If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other metals

are causing a problem.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

>

> Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

>

> Â

>

> I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> needs or line up their cars, etc ...

>

> I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

>

> Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

>

> 's mommy [:-/]

>

>

[Guest guest]

Counting Rules?

If my son or me shows up not to be toxic or with any levels, then would ALA be

necessary? (Just hypothetical, as doctor says everyone has some levels.)

If not, what other protocols would be in order?

> >

> > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other metals

are causing a problem.

> > TJ

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> >

> > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> >

> > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> >

> > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> >

> > 's mommy [:-/]

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Here is a link to the counting rules:

(http://home. earthlink. net/~moriam/ HOW_TO_hair_ test.html)

Most of us here follow the Andy Cutler protocol for chelation. Andy developed a

way to read a hair test and determine mercury toxicity that he called the

" Counting Rules " because you count the number of minerals that are in certain

ranges.

Please read in the files section and the link above.

TJ

________________________________

From: agirlnamedsuess21 <agirlnamedsuess@...>

Sent: Thu, June 24, 2010 1:59:21 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial?? TJ

Counting Rules?

If my son or me shows up not to be toxic or with any levels, then would ALA be

necessary? (Just hypothetical, as doctor says everyone has some levels.)

If not, what other protocols would be in order?

> >

> > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other metals

are causing a problem.

> > TJ

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> >

> > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> >

> > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> >

> > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> >

> > 's mommy [:-/]

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

, with the DDI Hair Elements test you will be looking for evidence of heavy

metal toxicity and not relying solely on the heavy metal levels themselves.

Ratios of certain elements to one another, low/high levels of specific

elements... a pattern.

It can also point to other issues.

pam

> > >

> > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > TJ

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > >

> > > Â

> > >

> > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > >

> > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > >

> > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > >

> > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks TJ. Very interesting. My mother has extremely high calcium, which I just

thought was because she was prone to stones.

So, if I am interpretting what I read correctly, then I just need to know my

levels of calcium, magnesium, and (I forget the other one). Is that right?

It does stand out to me something about calcium for me, but I think it was low.

> > >

> > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > TJ

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > >

> > > Â

> > >

> > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > >

> > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > >

> > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > >

> > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

No, you need to get a hair test done from DDI and see if you meet any of the

counting rules. There are five of them.

TJ

________________________________

From: agirlnamedsuess21 <agirlnamedsuess@...>

Sent: Fri, June 25, 2010 6:23:30 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial?? TJ

Thanks TJ. Very interesting. My mother has extremely high calcium, which I just

thought was because she was prone to stones.

So, if I am interpretting what I read correctly, then I just need to know my

levels of calcium, magnesium, and (I forget the other one). Is that right?

It does stand out to me something about calcium for me, but I think it was low.

> > >

> > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > TJ

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > >

> > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > >

> > > Â

> > >

> > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > >

> > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > >

> > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > >

> > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Due to extremely limited funds, I have decided to chelate without testing. (ALA)

Before giving anything to my children,I am going to take it myself and see what

happens.

Thanks for all the information.

> > > >

> > > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > > TJ

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ________________________________

> > > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > > >

> > > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > > >

> > > > ÃÆ'‚

> > > >

> > > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > > >

> > > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > > >

> > > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > > >

> > > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

don't feel bad or apprehensive about chelating with ALA without testing.

I do worry about your amalgams, though. Watch for symptoms, no matter how

slight. It can creep up on you... doesn't have to be a sudden 'hit by a truck'

reaction.

Happy chelating!

Pam

> > > > >

> > > > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > > > TJ

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ________________________________

> > > > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > > > >

> > > > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > > > >

> > > > > ÃÆ'‚

> > > > >

> > > > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I

don't

> > > > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet

or

> > > > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts

from

> > > > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate

their

> > > > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language

delay

> > > > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this

much

> > > > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > > > >

> > > > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > > > >

> > > > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

Oh, and : if you have a negative reaction, remember you cannot draw

conclusions that it is unsafe for your kids because you do have those amalgams

in and they don't. Just sayin'...

Pam

> > > > >

> > > > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > > > TJ

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ________________________________

> > > > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > > > >

> > > > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > > > >

> > > > > ÃÆ'‚

> > > > >

> > > > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I

don't

> > > > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet

or

> > > > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts

from

> > > > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate

their

> > > > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language

delay

> > > > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this

much

> > > > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > > > >

> > > > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > > > >

> > > > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

Andy recommends a ten round trial. Try starting out 1/8-1/4mg per pound of body

weight. Do you have any amalgam fillings?

TJ

________________________________

From: agirlnamedsuess21 <agirlnamedsuess@...>

Sent: Sun, June 27, 2010 10:52:22 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial?? TJ

Due to extremely limited funds, I have decided to chelate without testing. (ALA)

Before giving anything to my children,I am going to take it myself and see what

happens.

Thanks for all the information.

> > > >

> > > > If a child reacts well to the diet, it usually means mercury or other

metals are causing a problem.

> > > > TJ

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ________________________________

> > > > From: DIANA <dmniemes@>

> > > >

> > > > Sent: Wed, June 23, 2010 2:43:15 PM

> > > > Subject: [ ] Moderate Autism Misdiagnosed or Denial??

> > > >

> > > > ÃÆ'‚

> > > >

> > > > I've posted various times about our son for the past 3 months. He will

> > > > be turning two next week and at 20 months old was diagnosed with

> > > > moderate autism mostly because of his language delay. I'm happy to

> > > > report that for the past week he's been a different little boy. I don't

> > > > know if it's the Colostrum or CLO we started two weeks ago but he's a

> > > > different little boy from 3 months ago. Or it could be the GFCF diet or

> > > > all the supplements he's been taking but for the past week our son has

> > > > been having great eye contact, socializing/ play skills, VERY alert to

> > > > his sorroundings; says yes or no when we ask him a question, counts from

> > > > 1 to 3, calls things by their name etc. Our close family friend who is

> > > > a special ed elementary school teacher for over 30 years saw him

> > > > recently and she couldn't believe that he was diagnosed with moderate

> > > > autism. She said how she works with children on the spectrum starting

> > > > from pre-k to 5th grade and how our son seemed like a normal two year

> > > > old just like her grandson. Also, two of our friends sons that are one

> > > > and two months older than our son don't speak much or communicate their

> > > > needs or line up their cars, etc ...

> > > >

> > > > I don't know what to think anymore. I feel blessed to say that our son

> > > > is doing all these things now but now I'm questioning if my son's

> > > > diagnosis was accurate since he was only 20 months old when they

> > > > diagnosed him with moderate autism mostly because of his language delay

> > > > or is he " growing " out of it?? I'm afraid I might be getting my hopes

> > > > up. We even gave him some food that wasn't GF/CF without any enzymes

> > > > and he's still doing ok. I don't know if I should stop the diet and

> > > > supplements or am I just jumping the gun? Has anyone else had this much

> > > > success after 3 months of doing some biomedical intervention?

> > > >

> > > > Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!

> > > >

> > > > 's mommy [:-/]

> > > >

> > > >