Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 That which doesn't or won't communicate reasonably with you for understanding, (of such like-minded and considerate effort on your part? of your feeling/s? of what is so Primary? Volunteer leader you are in that respect, that you can't teach every one a thing or two in that respect) for what that's worth and not so much for abusive power or lucre ($$$) otherwise? (but of the Feeling/s? Hello, that it or a greater understanding of more isn't about such primary facts, but I Feel It Is! and such control, no less) is abusing you otherwise, probably politically or professionally otherwise as seems to be the situation in your case. Let them understand as much, in a/the considerate way? that that isn't how communication really works (of a true understanding. Drop hints to the effect of as much?) and you for what will resolve your issues, Thereof (by as much? .. . of feeling as understanding and putting your faith in as much, for as much? .. . I find most things of this world need to be treated so, for all that we can achieve by as much (think Reason?!. that I have a use for a language or folks of a language or power otherwise (otherwise of Communication, if not such communication? .. . that there would be any other.. . In your case you might also have yeast issues and you should perhaps consider dealing with as much, of looking into it? (or at least give it a try? that any one's intuition doesn't work that way of Communication? but I Feel It Does Such a ruler I am? .. . for my self, no less, (that I would put my trust in another otherwise? Not, of what I Feel is so Primary to All there is so meaningful) Thereof, I Am, I Feel as Understand.. . and wish as much for you, that anything else could survive such reason, but I really doubt it... (from my results so far) for how exposed of abuse they would be otherwise and how I deal with such issues (no less). No, I don't feel I need an army or nation or religion for as much.. . I don't think you really do either, for what you can do and need to do, Thereof? ... . Best wishes in that respect Glavic Missionary of something so meaningful.. . and of such faith, I Feel I Am, well, you know, what you understand. Go with as much I'm advising, of as much, Thereof Speaker in that respect, and not so much otherwise > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 What chelation protocol are you using. What chelators, how much, how often? Is she on any supplements? Really can't help without knowing what you're doing. But with AC chelation we saw progress right from round one. I haven't found MD's much help with this. So we don't use one. Jan > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 say what? > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 We've been " with " our DAN! since June. I am scared to imagine how desperate and lost I could feel without help and information from the parents' lists. > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 CUTLER CHELATION ALA only - about 1.5 months son stated voices in his head were going away and he could think more clearly. Yeast is normal side effect that requires GSE etc or can cause issues you describe Good luck! > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Hi Jan, We have to deal with *abuse* first (by as much) before anything else will work so well, I Feel as understand. That should be simple enough for what I can contribute to the big picture (of what I do) I Feel as understand. My sense of everything so meaningful? Think Justice?!. (For the Individual? of Individualizing what needs Individualizing, and not setting people up as examples to coerce, for group leader's law and order and such abuse, where not so much for other individuals and justice if not the justness of as much) That I have any use for a society otherwise, otherwise of as much if not such understanding I hope that answers your question. Glavic What that was distilled from? .. . of an evolution if not The evolution, of Feeling as Understanding, but what else, so meaningful Say what? Say what you will, Feel? .. . We will disagree.. . (I Feel) Who doesn't? that doesn't do things more perfectly, as to what we feel? that that's not the real issue (No lying please? .. . I'd rather have lying than censorship, that I can't deal with lying, [Yes, I Feel I can, as I do almost every minute of my social day] of my being so reasonable as I am? that I Feel I Am, but censorship is entirely a different and far more abusive thing, I Feel (Think abusive if not violent actions? think the world as it is? too much is, of the/our problem/s?) as far as I'm concerned. That, I figure we have to deal with, for as much, if not before anything else.. . [Not a language class so much, so get cracking? with respect to trying to understand more for your self of as much?!. You might have it backwards? I could be of Biblical proportions in that respect (why not?) or maybe not, of the real choice/s (of a greater intelligence?) are yours in *that/this* respect, I Feel as Understand that any other treatment would be worth a damn? (Seriously Thanks for what you do though (in that/this respect, mostly, if not only) and I would expect the same, that you would have as much to teach me? that we could teach each other anything, that there isn't a lot more to teach and to teaching, and health, and justice? I more than hope you realize I mean well by as much.. That's how reason works, I Feel (going with as much? of our feeling/s, of understanding, that knowledge would be or is worth a crap otherwise) is my sense of It, that most of us can't figure that out for ourselves, (what makes sense? of what is primary if not so primary? to communication of communication, more than any language or power otherwise) and if we couldn't, we shouldn't and probably wouldn't be here in the first place, I figure. I think you somewhat over-rate chelation, Jan, (as good as it is, relative to so much of the other BS, relative to the Individual? of such performance? that questions [if] what you're doing is actually working?) that there aren't more meaningful things than chelation, that should be the criteria by what we measure everything by? I would be thinking by as much, that I need to take orders? of such a world that I already find to be too much of the problem, otherwise? Chelation is good, but I figure not that good (as Everything? so meaningful?) Everything in moderation by as much (of Communication?) I say, of being as good as I Feel I am, if not that good? .. . If you're demanding obedience for your voluntary contributions here I won't be part of that, so much? I don't, demand that from my treatment, (approach?) for what I've accomplished so far... (Yes) if not otherwise of you or whatever, of reason, that God isn't so reasonable, but I Feel It Is... of my doing the analysis so far.. . God is *perfectly clear and understandable to me,* (what I define God as? but what else, of Understanding?!.) that I don't understand what your problem is? .. . But how could God not be so perfectly clear and understandable [of God?] is not so much a question for me, alone, so alone? .. . I'm glad I could help (if not you?) in that respect. I feel It does help, where you wanted to Know? and where you don't? I don't figure you could help anyone like me, Especially.. . But I figure you do want to understand more, of your results? (and let's not be so specific for as much? Please, or I figure *you'd* be on the wrong track) so there we go Best wishes, Thereof Mike Glavic You asked. > > > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Have to agree, this communication is unintelligible. People have differing writing styles but the logic and syntax is way off the norm, here. Recommending chelation and dont skip the night doses whatever you do. The meaning of the writing will improve. Mercury toxic people are the last to recognize the toxicity. > > > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Either your quite toxic or your toying with the members of this list for entertainment by submitting messages that seem like mere ramblings of a mad man. Take the night doses....it might help > > > > > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 The yeast problem can be cleaned up with oregano drops. You can get it at a health foods store. Just try not to eat sugar while you are using it. Follow the directions on the bottle. Explore! ________________________________ From: mercurybabies2 <mercurybabies2@...> Sent: Thu, January 6, 2011 9:12:30 AM Subject: [ ] Re: Chelation Therapy....How much time passed before saw results? say what? > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on >but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the >last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult >to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light >at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she >would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to >go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We >do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the >phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and >frustrated. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Huh? I don't find that worthy of a better response Glavic > > > > > > > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > > > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 I read about not taking the night doses and I thought the same thing. It's simply that he types literally as he thinks, not taking into account the reader. > > > > > > > > > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > > > > > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Hi Andie, I am having a hard time writing a response because our journey has been so long. I can't even remember much about when we started. I will tell you as much as I can. First, let me describe my son when we started. Bright, beautiful boy - wouldn't know he was disabled by looking at him. Receptive language great, but very little expressive language at all (considered nonverbal). Very aggressive/violent/destructive. (got worse after DMSA challenge from DAN! doctor) Very impulsive. Couldn't sit still at all. Climbed all over, escaped, jumped, kicked, etc...more than just 'being a boy'. Hurt self by headbanging, threatening suicide. Hurt family and others. Screamed during meals - always standing up, disrupting others in restaurants. We started using ALA with NAC, it was going okay but there were a lot of side effects and he seemed very uncomfortable. It wasn't much change from the usual because he was always uncomfortable anyway. When we did around 12 rounds (guessing here), I added DMSA to the ALA and he asked his first question. I was excited, but at the same time, I had raised the ALA dose (which I know now was what I did wrong) and he had some very awful peripheral neuropathy (shooting sensations in his hands and feet) which made him kick constantly, all the time. There were no other language gains like I had hoped. Around 15 rounds, his discomfort was so awful that I had to cut back on everything. He did okay, but was still kicking and everyone was questioning what I was doing (my husband, his dad, etc.) because was not doing well. It was awful for all of us. In January of 2009, he and I got really sick and we had to quit chelation for about 2 months. During those months he was on only Amla and Magnesium and he made some major noticeable gains. I had no idea that his body just needed a really long break. After that, I backed down on the dose and went really slowly with only ALA. After taking another break (about 3 weeks) during the summer, we started back up on ALA and it was not tolerated AT ALL. He had a small seizure-like episode that scared me and so I quit chelating him for awhile. After studying aluminum, I started him up on Vinpocetine, 5mg three times per day. There was a major increase in expressive language, especially conversational attempts. His teachers at school noticed and were amazed. I wanted to start chelating again and was then told by my friends here to just use DMSA for awhile. I started him on a small dose of DMSA and we did several more rounds. I brought back ALA in a miniscule dose and after the second dose of it, he had a major meltdown on the trampoline and I discontinued it again. We took another break (we like breaks!) and worked on other stuff. After a couple more rounds of DMSA alone in spring/summer 2009, he had a major violent episode after eating cherries. His violence and aggression lasted around three or four months and was devastating. We still don't know exactly why it happened. After the the first episode, there were a few other major episodes and we decided to see Andy's friend, , NP. She concentrated on healing his gut. We had to make some changes to what she did because it wasn't working, but with a lot of feedback from smart people, we got through it. We did about 4 rounds of oral DMPS (5mg every 6 hours for 7 days) and it was well tolerated. Then recently I started him back on a small dose of ALA transdermally to see if it was tolerated and he came over and stuck his finger in the oil mixture and ate it and nothing happened. I started adding a tiny bit to his DMSA capsule and he tolerated it again. I think it had to do with the condition of his gut. He was irritable after this round, but that is the usual. My son's results were always very slow and gradual. I believe chelation is helping him. My older son is higher functioning and I have seen results quite quickly with him. I saw tics disappear and his auditory processing improved tremendously. I also chelate myself and notice cognitive gains. I can only conclude that the more severe the child, the harder it is to see gains. In the 2008-2009 time frame, my son was more integrated into a regular school classroom; became less aggressive/violent; started to care about others' feelings; played make believe for the first time; asked his first question; answered his first question without repeating it; started saying spontaneous phrases; stopped obsessing with water; became less impulsive; played cooperatively with his brother; showed interest in playing with other children for the first time; ....and more. > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 What dose are you on and what chelator? Are you giving all the supporting antioxidant supplements through the day? > > Ok our 7 yr. old is on her 3rd or 4th cycle of chelation. > She is very scrambled. the first cycle she was scrambled during the 3 days on but seemed to level out after. This time we have done 2 back to back and the last with a few weeks in between. She is staying scrambled and is very difficult to handle even for the simplest task. Right now it is very hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel. We are home schooling her this yr. since we knew she would not be able to go to mainstream school and chelate. Our hope is for her to go back next year but right now I cannot see that happening. Is this normal? We do not get much/any guidance from her MD. We cannot usually get them on the phone to answer even the simplest question. I am just very worried and frustrated. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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