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In case you're not a member of the Cutler "cult" you might have missed a couple great posts this week on the Yahoo group, Autism-Mercury.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Autism-Mercury/

One is a complete recovery, titled "Don't give Up" and the other is inching closer every day, called, "A good problem to have- what to do after 100 rounds?"

I really enjoyed reading this post ^^^ We are at 9 rounds and somedays I feel like it's going to take forever to see major gains like the OP describes. This gives me inspiration to keep going At least I know we are not pulling any mercury yet so this might explain why my little girl is not showing improvement in her speech yet.Another mother who has completely recovered her daughter comments, as does Andy himself.

Enjoy.

Willsmom, are you Jan from Mercury Babies?

Nope. But she has posted her a couple times. I think as 'mercurybabies'.

Found her:
memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=15333

JMHO Don’t bother this mom… most likely she will ignore most anybody from this forum. After a former exchange all I got say she is not foolish to what has happened here

WM,
Is this the topic you were referring to(about the 7 YO that is mostly recovered after 120 rounds?)?

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Au ... age/294237

I wonder which chelator(s) she used.

We regressed with ALA. I'm sure it was due to a clostridia flare.

I did a search over there and saw where Rebecca said here daughter was completely recovered in the 4th grade after 188 rounds. I posted to quiz her about what all they did.

It is Rebecca's daughter and as I recall from her story in the yahoo group, her daughter was diagnosed with PDD-NOS and not ADHD.

Met the criterion of PDD-NOS not ASD. Also self diagnosed by Dr. Mom who is a child psycologist. Hmm..
I dont know what everyone else feels about this. Most recovery stories that i have seen are with children, who never got a formal diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician or children with PDD-NOS. There is another parent in the blog of Houston Homeopathy, who swears by the HCH recovery, but also states that the early intervention wouldnt agree with her on the autism diagnosis.
How many of us here truly have an ASD diagnosis and not PDD-NOS diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician? And how many of these developmental neurologist ASD diagnosed children have recovered?

Met the criterion of PDD-NOS not ASD.

*****Pdd-Nos is an ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Also self diagnosed by Dr. Mom who is a child psycologist. Hmm..

*****A Phd psychologist is qualified to DX any Childhood Disorder, you don't need a neurologist.


I dont know what everyone else feels about this.

****You can feel as you want about it, yours or anyone else's feelings have nothing to do with it, not sure why this is being brought up.

It's true that Pdd-Nos kids have the best treatment outcomes, but almost all kids regardless of DX benefit from chelation, about 75% is the exact figure.

Why is it when your child recovers that other ASD parents tell you they weren't sick enough?

Rebecca

Most recovery stories that i have seen are with children, who never got a formal diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician or children with PDD-NOS. There is another parent in the blog of Houston Homeopathy, who swears by the HCH recovery, but also states that the early intervention wouldnt agree with her on the autism diagnosis.
How many of us here truly have an ASD diagnosis and not PDD-NOS diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician? And how many of these developmental neurologist ASD diagnosed children have recovered?

Met the criterion of PDD-NOS not ASD. Also self diagnosed by Dr. Mom who is a child psycologist. Hmm..
I dont know what everyone else feels about this. Most recovery stories that i have seen are with children, who never got a formal diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician or children with PDD-NOS. There is another parent in the blog of Houston Homeopathy, who swears by the HCH recovery, but also states that the early intervention wouldnt agree with her on the autism diagnosis.
How many of us here truly have an ASD diagnosis and not PDD-NOS diagnosis from a developmental pediatrician? And how many of these developmental neurologist ASD diagnosed children have recovered?