Re: My Husband is VERY nervous about chelating

[Guest guest]

I suppose many dentists still use amalgam in their work. I've instructed ours

over 15 years ago not to use it with our family and that really isn't so much an

issue with us. Trying it out as you did seems to be the basis of your point

(perhaps?) and might be worth others trying for themselves (that we haven't gone

through worse) in that respect. I recommend as much, as you did, no less

I figure you're basically right in what you've done and are saying Haven, where

everyone might be different to a certain extent, worth trying for themselves

given their particular situation (I have a questionable metal post securing one

of my teeth, and not finding a problem with ALA chelating, but nothing much good

happening either, so, who knows.

To each their own. At least we all here reading as much have a better

perspective on things and what to try by as much, I figure.

Best wishes,

Mike

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> , yes, ALA is very safe, but it really shouldn't be taken by anyone

> who has amalgam fillings in their mouth. It can cross the BBB. I took it a

> couple of times just to see....I have amalgams, and good Lord did I get a

> bad case of brain fog! ALA should also be dosed on its half-life of three

> hours for at least a continuous 66 hours. 72 is better.

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> Even knowing this, I was still scared to start again based on what I saw

> happen with IV, but The RFA group helped me push through my fear.

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> My son did start with the respiratory symptoms on the very first day we

> started --after the third dose, but it was the RFA group and the files there

> that taught me about the role of the adrenals, the effect mercury has on

> them, the effect chelation can have on them, and they taught me about ACE.

> Since starting ACE, my son has had NO asthma, has needed no asthma meds in

> one month, has had no signs of infections which have plagued him every two

> to three weeks since age fifteen months. This is the LONGEST my son has

> gone without being sick in NINE years.

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> He still stims, but it is reduced form before we started. If we gain

> NOTHING else, and this just frees him from asthma meds and frees him from

> constant infections....This is a miracle in my book. If I had listened to a

> pediatric pulmonologist a couple of years ago, my son would be stuck on

> several different steroids five times a day.

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> Someone sent me an abstract of the benefit of ALA on asthma. Very

> fascinating! maybe it is the combination of ALA and ACE and GSE. I don't

> know. I just know that for once I am beginning to relax and think my son

> could actually have a normal immune system for a change.

>

> I love my son. I KNOW he has mercury in his body. This is very poisonous,

> toxic stuff. I just want it OUT. One second to put it in, and years to get

> it out. It makes NO sense.

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm not a big fan of groups with such an access and communication policy. I

suppose they're not big fans of me, of mine, either.

Can't people see the truth inherent in such a thing, as a closed door? Sheesh.

No. I don't buy excuses. The RFA group isn't doing me any favours. To me what

that's about is worse than autism, if not somewhat the essence of autism, (what

they charge the autistic as?) but I don't find the autistic so *bad.* Maybe

they're not powerful enough to be so bad, who knows. Power corrupts, absolute

power corrupts absolutely, they say, with no mention of autism being any

different in that respect

No. That wouldn't be a vote of confidence for the RFA group, but than, I don't

give very many groups my vote of confidence.. .

It's just like that I find, and that's somewhat what I do about It, like it or

not? (I don't like politics? I can't stand the crap) I more than hope we're like

me in that respect.. .

I won't even try to access what is so difficult to access, be sure? There are

many people around just asking for help, many if not most with their doors open,

I find (Where we would just look for as much?) Those are the ones I'd prefer to

have a relationship with, to help even if not especially. I figure the others

should know what their problem is, by now? .. .

Onward,

Glavic

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> > Haven,

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> > Is this the RFA you're talking about?

> > http://recoveryfromautism.com/

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> > Sheila

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> No, this is not the one. go to

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> > RecoveryFromAutism/

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> check to see if it has been temporarily closed to new members. I hope

> not.

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[Guest guest]

As of 2/14 9:00 p.m. PST, the RFA group is closed. If you're able to post on

the group's messageboard, Haven, could you query when they'll be open for new

members again, please?

I found another group specifically for Southern California, and joined them, for

the interim.

I wondered too, if anyone knew if Dr. McCandless is still practicing in LA

County. I tried to call her office, but the number was no longer in service.

If I can get a hold of her, my husband and I would like to schedule an

appointment. Any suggestions in trying to get in touch with her?

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Most groups have policy..just there are hackers and stuff..try to keepthe list

clean from bugs is how i see it....i am on it it is not shut down....read the

andy cutler nooks and get your husband to read it....thats should help....Leanne

From: bydefinitionofunderstanding@...

Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 05:15:38 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: My Husband is VERY nervous about chelating

I'm not a big fan of groups with such an access and communication policy. I

suppose they're not big fans of me, of mine, either.

Can't people see the truth inherent in such a thing, as a closed door? Sheesh.

No. I don't buy excuses. The RFA group isn't doing me any favours. To me what

that's about is worse than autism, if not somewhat the essence of autism, (what

they charge the autistic as?) but I don't find the autistic so *bad.* Maybe

they're not powerful enough to be so bad, who knows. Power corrupts, absolute

power corrupts absolutely, they say, with no mention of autism being any

different in that respect

No. That wouldn't be a vote of confidence for the RFA group, but than, I don't

give very many groups my vote of confidence.. .

It's just like that I find, and that's somewhat what I do about It, like it or

not? (I don't like politics? I can't stand the crap) I more than hope we're like

me in that respect.. .

I won't even try to access what is so difficult to access, be sure? There are

many people around just asking for help, many if not most with their doors open,

I find (Where we would just look for as much?) Those are the ones I'd prefer to

have a relationship with, to help even if not especially. I figure the others

should know what their problem is, by now? .. .

Onward,

Glavic

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> > Haven,

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> > Is this the RFA you're talking about?

> > http://recoveryfromautism.com/

> >

> > Sheila

> >

>

> No, this is not the one. go to

>

>

> > RecoveryFromAutism/

> >

>

> check to see if it has been temporarily closed to new members. I hope

> not.

>

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Sheila,

i just posted the query. I will let you know. It is the first I heard of

it. In defense of the group, the moderators are trying to help A LOT of

other moms while trying to heal their own children and hold jobs etc... I

will let you know when I get an answer.

Dana on this group is VERY knowledgeable have you read danasview? Google

it. This will also help a lot.

Haven

[Guest guest]

I was removed with no reason given...................

Mandi in UK

In a message dated 15/02/2011 14:44:23 GMT Standard Time,

phaselow@... writes:

I was invited to join. I don't know if that is how it is run or if that is

how they started up the group to gain more members.

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> I hadn't heard it was closed. If so, why?

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> The web address is

_RecoveryFromAutism/_

(RecoveryFromAutism/)

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> Go there and see if it will allow you to ask to join. I hope it isn't

> closed. So many more children need help.

>

> Haven

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[Guest guest]

Maybe it's just a temporary thing (disorder?), like we don't all get those. I

hope? I would wait and see for that, where I would even have an interest in

joining the group, (join?) of however it works when it works. I don't think so,

though, not at this time anyhow. I've found out a lot of things on my own,

somewhat this way, actually, if not right here!

I'm not thinking things could work better than this.

Glavic

Strangely, with autism, (not saying I have it) perhaps, I don't really find

silence is golden, though I find much silence, or something like it?

(Meaninglessness, perhaps. I am trying to find the meaning in things, oh, yes,

be so sure, Thereof) I don't have any intention of going back to school at this

time either, now, where I have found the more direct approach of communication

(for what I need, for my self, that there could be more to teaching? of the

Socratic method, perhaps) more captivating, that that doesn't entail an

education of sorts (of reason, itself?) and takes me where I should go? of what

I Feel? as Understand? .. . (I also felt I got a *lot* of crap/abuse in school)

There's a place for school and books in *that* respect, no doubt, that would

support as much, I Figure! That simplifying the matter for a greater

understanding of more isn't the thing, (that moves us to where we should be

going in that respect?) but I Feel It Is! That isn't so much for knowledge for

its own sake, NO. I don't want any part of that anymore.. .

Perhaps the RFA group is trying to be normal where I'm trying to be more

reasonable? .. . (I'm not so sure normal is even better than a lot of autism?

so, I'm using another standard? .. . That might be It!

Thanks for your considerate thoughts and feelings in that respect

I hope all becomes better (more meaningful, and less abusive) by as much. More

than hope, actually!

(I'm pretty sure the RFA group too will benefit from as much)

Best wishes.

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> > > Haven,

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> > > Is this the RFA you're talking about?

> > > http://recoveryfromautism.com/

> > >

> > > Sheila

> > >

> >

> > No, this is not the one. go to

> >

> >

> > > RecoveryFromAutism/

> > >

> >

> > check to see if it has been temporarily closed to new members. I hope

> > not.

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[Guest guest]

No worries, Haven. I'm not in a rush since I've got a lot to read now,

including Dana's website.

Thank you much,

Sheila

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> Sheila,

>

> i just posted the query. I will let you know. It is the first I heard of

> it. In defense of the group, the moderators are trying to help A LOT of

> other moms while trying to heal their own children and hold jobs etc... I

> will let you know when I get an answer.

>

> Dana on this group is VERY knowledgeable have you read danasview? Google

> it. This will also help a lot.

>

> Haven

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