Re: my son is out of the hospital/cystic fibrosis

[Guest guest]

Marty,

I hope Michele is feeling good enough to talk to you about her experience with

CF. I put it in the subject title so she'd see it.

Pam

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> Hi everyone,

>

> My son got out of the hospital last Sunday after going in

> Thursday for pneumonia and asthma. This was his 6th hospitalization

> in 2 years and his pediatrician say's that she suspects he has cystic

> fibrosis. He's still recovering at home although improves much each day.

>

> Marty

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[Guest guest]

I'd rule out lyme and co...both of my kids were dx'd with airways diseases and

had multiple CF testing....one immunologist went as far as to say that my older

NT kid needed another pneumoccal vaccine. my little one stuggles with moldy

weather, mold in general and seasonal allergies. it used to be bad and too many

trips to docs/er....lowering the infection load improved that.. we just added

r-ala and it's been amazing. he's tanked on alot of stuff and horrified a few

DANS with his mercury dumps, so for us it's a gentle balance but ridding the

infections (with mostly naturals) has pulled out alot of stuff. almost think we

might be able to chelate him soon in the traditional sense.

a few tests that you might want to run (lab corp...finally something insurance

should cover)

HLA DR BQ

CD57

VEGF

leptin

MSH

there are a few more....email me off list if you want the list with the codes

needed to get it paid.

hope your son is doing better!

lisa

[Guest guest]

Thanks Pam.

Some of what I know about non-drug approaches to treating CF are on my website:

http://www.healthgazelle.com Super short summary of some basics: Immediately

get some good quality sea salt and start working on PH balance. People with CF

tend to be way too acid, which promotes lung inflammation, malabsorption,

infection, etc. -- ie most (if not all) of the issues people with CF have are

directly impacted by this. Even if the child does not have CF, this approach

will very likely help. In my experience, it is not your genes that make you

sick. It is your body chemistry. Your genes just predispose you to developing

a certain body chemistry, but you can actively choose to compensate for that and

turn things around.

I'm about to get ready for work. I've been mostly " absent " on this list due to

working a lot of overtime here lately and I am about to go do more of that. If

the original poster wants to contact me privately, my email address is on every

page of my website. I missed the original post and don't have time right now to

go looking for it.

Peace and hope that helps.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

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> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > My son got out of the hospital last Sunday after going in

> > Thursday for pneumonia and asthma. This was his 6th hospitalization

> > in 2 years and his pediatrician say's that she suspects he has cystic

> > fibrosis. He's still recovering at home although improves much each day.

> >

> > Marty

> >

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