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Thank you for sharing your story! It's so encouraging for all of us to hear

success story. You deserve to be happy! Congratulations! May we all one day

experience what you felt today!

Mimoza

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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My deepest respect and admiration for being a loyal father against

overwhelming odds... words fail me, but God bless!

drymeadow06 wrote:

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your

> efforts - they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye

> contact, developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive,

> sound sensitive, fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very

> good. We tragically lost his mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well

> meaning people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of

> information for us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly,

> chelation, diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back

> bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is

> clear, he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the

> 99% in math for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and

> his social skills still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a

> decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost

> 2 years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of

> happy pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered

> my boy. You can too !

>

>

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Your story emphasizes why people, who are being led astray by the mainstream

media, are turning to electronic media to get uncensored information. I've

been frustrated in trying to get the message into mainstream media....have

been told the lawyers won't let it happen. People need to know and don't

know. I feel sorry for you having been misled and misinformed by my

profession, having to suffer dire consequences, but feel encouraged by your

tenacity and encouraged by the reward in doing so. Kudos.

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 9:03 PM, drymeadow06 <drymeadow06@...> wrote:

>

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts

> - they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

> developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive,

> fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically

> lost his mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

> people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for

> us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

> diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

> he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math

> for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills

> still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

> years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

> pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You

> can too !

>

>

>

--

God's blessings in Christ,

Your Partner in Health,

N. Rydland, M.D.

Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

Natural products and information for healthier families

www.kidswellness.com

www.rydlandjuice.com

Main office:

1921 Commonwealth Drive

Charlottesville, VA 22901

434-984-KIDS (5437)

Fax: 434-984-5439

Other offices:

140 N.E. 119 St

North Miami, FL

2316 Hollywood Blvd

Hollywood, Fl 33020

12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

Miami Fl 33186

135 San Lorenzo Ave., Suite 640

Coral Gables, FL 33146

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Congratulations! What awesome news. Be proud of all you did to heal him.

You inspire us all to keep trying. His mom is watching over you all with great

joy.

Kathy

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 9:03 PM, drymeadow06 <drymeadow06@...> wrote:

>

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts

> - they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

> developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive,

> fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically

> lost his mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

> people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for

> us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

> diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

> he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math

> for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills

> still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

> years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

> pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You

> can too !

>

>

>

--

God's blessings in Christ,

Your Partner in Health,

N. Rydland, M.D.

Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

Natural products and information for healthier families

www.kidswellness.com

www.rydlandjuice.com

Main office:

1921 Commonwealth Drive

Charlottesville, VA 22901

434-984-KIDS (5437)

Fax: 434-984-5439

Other offices:

140 N.E. 119 St

North Miami, FL

2316 Hollywood Blvd

Hollywood, Fl 33020

12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

Miami Fl 33186

135 San Lorenzo Ave., Suite 640

Coral Gables, FL 33146

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Congratulations!!!!!!

I am so happy for you. I lost my son after the MMR also. Slowly we are getting

him back

From one dad to another, great job!!!!!

I hope I can send a similar e-mail in the future.

God Bless you and your son!!!!

Jerry

>

> From: drrydland@...

> Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 22:27:45 -0400

> Subject: Re: [ ] My son came off special ed today

>

> Your story emphasizes why people, who are being led astray by the mainstream

> media, are turning to electronic media to get uncensored information. I've

> been frustrated in trying to get the message into mainstream media....have

> been told the lawyers won't let it happen. People need to know and don't

> know. I feel sorry for you having been misled and misinformed by my

> profession, having to suffer dire consequences, but feel encouraged by your

> tenacity and encouraged by the reward in doing so. Kudos.

>

> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 9:03 PM, drymeadow06 <drymeadow06@...> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts

> > - they do work.

> >

> > Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

> > developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive,

> > fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically

> > lost his mom after the diagnosis.

> >

> > I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

> >

> > His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

> > people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for

> > us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

> >

> > Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

> > diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

> >

> > Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

> > he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math

> > for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills

> > still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

> >

> > After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

> > years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

> > pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You

> > can too !

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> God's blessings in Christ,

> Your Partner in Health,

> N. Rydland, M.D.

> Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> Natural products and information for healthier families

> www.kidswellness.com

> www.rydlandjuice.com

>

> Main office:

> 1921 Commonwealth Drive

> Charlottesville, VA 22901

> 434-984-KIDS (5437)

> Fax: 434-984-5439

>

> Other offices:

> 140 N.E. 119 St

> North Miami, FL

>

> 2316 Hollywood Blvd

> Hollywood, Fl 33020

>

> 12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

> Miami Fl 33186

>

> 135 San Lorenzo Ave., Suite 640

> Coral Gables, FL 33146

>

>

>

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Awesome! Thank you for sharing :)

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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Congratulations. Inspiring and my hope is high now to see this happening to my

son soon! Thanks for sharing.

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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Congratulations, fantastic news and so inspiring, i too lost my son after the

MMR at 18mths, started biomeds and ABA at 3 and a half yrs and slowly but surely

we are getting him back, he is now 5yrs old and a total different boy.

Thank you for sharing your story.

in UK x

From: and_over00@...

Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:04:04 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: My son came off special ed today

Congratulations. Inspiring and my hope is high now to see this happening to my

son soon! Thanks for sharing.

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy pride

that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can too !

>

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Congratulations to both of you! I remember you posting when you posting just

after you lost your wife and have wondered how you all were doing.

S S

My son came off special ed today

Posted by: " drymeadow06 " drymeadow06@... drymeadow06

Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:04 pm (PDT)

I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

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Congratulations and best wishes for your family!

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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Great news congratulations!!! And many thanks for giving us so much hope it can

be done!

Thanks and all the best!

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[ ] Re: My son came off special ed today

Congratulations and best wishes for your family!

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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What an inspirational story! Thanks for sharing, best wishes.

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy pride

that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can too !

>

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I really admire you for having done all of this for your son. Congratulations on

your achievements so far. And thank you for sharing your story, it's so

inspiring and motivating.

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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Could you please tell me everything that you did to get your son where he is

now? Im trying to find the exact ways to help my daughter to get to that point.

Her doctors dont seem to want to discuss anything like this with me so they way

I see it is if noone else will help, then I will do it myself. Congrats for you

and your son and thank you for sharing your triumph. It is truely a blessing.

> >

> > I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

> >

> > Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

> >

> > I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

> >

> > His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

> >

> > Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

> >

> > Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for

all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still

need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

> >

> > After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

> >

>

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>

> >

> >

> > I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts

> > - they do work.

> >

> > Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

> > developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive,

> > fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically

> > lost his mom after the diagnosis.

> >

> > I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

> >

> > His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

> > people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for

> > us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

> >

> > Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

> > diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

> >

> > Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

> > he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math

> > for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills

> > still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

> >

> > After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

> > years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

> > pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You

> > can too !

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> God's blessings in Christ,

> Your Partner in Health,

> N. Rydland, M.D.

> Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> Natural products and information for healthier families

> www.kidswellness. com

> www.rydlandjuice. com

>

> Main office:

> 1921 Commonwealth Drive

> Charlottesville, VA 22901

> 434-984-KIDS (5437)

> Fax: 434-984-5439

>

> Other offices:

> 140 N.E. 119 St

> North Miami, FL

>

> 2316 Hollywood Blvd

> Hollywood, Fl 33020

>

> 12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

> Miami Fl 33186

>

> 135 San Lorenzo Ave., Suite 640

> Coral Gables, FL 33146

>

>

>

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Wow!!! What a wonderful testimony!!!

What is allergy abatement?

> >

> > I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

> >

> > Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

> >

> > I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

> >

> > His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

> >

> > Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

> >

> > Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear,

he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for

all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still

need lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

> >

> > After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

> >

>

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Congratulations!! What a great story to share! I don't know if you

have already gone down this path but vision therapy and prism glasses

have done a lot for my sons eye contact.

On 4/22/10, jazzyk298 <jazzyk298@...> wrote:

> Wow!!! What a wonderful testimony!!!

>

> What is allergy abatement?

>

>

>> >

>> > I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your

>> > efforts - they do work.

>> >

>> > Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye

>> > contact, developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound

>> > sensitive, fine motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good.

>> > We tragically lost his mom after the diagnosis.

>> >

>> > I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>> >

>> > His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

>> > people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information

>> > for us. thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>> >

>> > Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation,

>> > diet, supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>> >

>> > Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is

>> > clear, he writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the

>> > 99% in math for all second graders. We'll never get his eye back and

>> > his social skills still need lots of work, but I think he'll have a

>> > decent life.

>> >

>> > After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

>> > years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of

>> > happy pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my

>> > boy. You can too !

>> >

>>

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Thanks for this post. It is good for all of us to hear. We are a few months

away from being two years into this journey with the AC protocol. We have seen

amazing changes, but I know we have more years to go. Congratulations and thank

you for the encouragement. Someday, I hope we are able to make a similar post.

Irene

>

> I wanted to share this post to encourage everyone to continue your efforts -

they do work.

>

> Five years ago I lost my son to the mmr - he lost all speech, eye contact,

developed seizures, lost his right eye, photo-sensitive, sound sensitive, fine

motor was obliterated, and he couldn't walk very good. We tragically lost his

mom after the diagnosis.

>

> I never would have believed it had I not seen it.

>

> His doctors were no help, nor was the govt., nor were many well meaning

people. This chatroom was an extremely important source of information for us.

thank you jan, dana, rebecca....

>

> Five years of speech, OT, social skills and more importantly, chelation, diet,

supplements, hbot, allergy abatement brought him back bit by bit.

>

> Today he's in a mainstream class in a mainstream school. Speech is clear, he

writes, he reads above grade level, and amazingly he hit the 99% in math for all

second graders. We'll never get his eye back and his social skills still need

lots of work, but I think he'll have a decent life.

>

> After the poison event at 18 months, my son couldn't smile for almost 2

years...I didn't either. Today I smiled, cried, and felt a twinge of happy

pride that I pushed back against the FUBAR system and recovered my boy. You can

too !

>

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