Kyle's Recovery Interview

Prior diagnoses of ADHD; OCD; Anxiety Dis., NOS; Asperger's (autism); Tourette's; Bipolar; ODD.
New diagnoses: Bartonella, with abnormalities in metal load, mito, and microflora.
Current diagnoses: managed recovery, still dependent upon diet and supplements, still working on ridding the Bartonella completely. Happy to be out of the "fog".

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• autism
• recovery
• asperger's
• ADHD
• OCD
• ODD
• Anxiety
• Tourette's
• Bipolar
• Bartonella
• Lyme

[Ambitionn01]

What I meant was that you will find numerous docs and parents claiming that thousands have been recovered. I don't know that you will find thousands of docs and parents on this Internet yet, unless you really work at it. Most stop coming to the Internet once their kids are recovered. But you most certainly will find thousands mentioning significant improvements, since those parents are still on here. The good docs say they get about %80 recovered.

[Ambitionn01]

Starlaeuropa: You probably feel that way because you have never seen a child recover from autism. When you see it, you believe it. If you Google, you will find thousands of docs and parents claiming the most can be recovered. Most still need immune boosters of some sort, but once their immune systems are working well, the swelling goes down, the symptoms decrease to the point that they are like everyone else, but it does appear that most need to stay on supplements the rest of their life.

[Ambitionn01]

I wrote symptom-free, but saying recovered is more appropriate. He will still get tired or headaches or argumentative at times. Of course, your average person may too, but his symptoms are related to his past diagnoses.

[Ambitionn01]

Digestive aides, anti-inflammatory herbs, anti-microbials (all types: worms, protozoa, bacteria, viral), detoxers, all organic diet, no wheat. In a few months, about 80% of his symptoms were gone. It has been about 4 years now, slowly ridding the rest of them. He works now at Sears, and they have no idea he use to be special needs. He still is on the diet, and appears to need immune boosters to stay symptom-free. 

[Tamiduncan1]

Don't listen to negative comments from people who don't know any better. You and Kyle are very brave to fight and fight for his health. Go Kyle! Go Heidi! You guys rock!

[cadburycrazies]

Thank you Heidi for posting this brilliant video. It really helps, particularly as Kyle is older. Video's like yours keep us motivated. Thank you so much.

Tonia

[starlaeuropa]

Why are the posts that tell the truth, i.e, that ASDs are for LIFE and cannot be "cured" getting so many negative votes? Anyone who believes that they can is seriously deluded and has no idea what autism really is. Some higher functioning kids can learn to adapt to the world around them, but they are still autistic.

[emilytuck1]

Hi, am sorry but I cannot tell from this video what you did to recover your son. You had him treated for lyme's disease? Isn't that done with a simple antibiotic? Please post what you did. Thanks! Emily

[Hbridget]

Thank you Thank you Thank you. My son is 11 and we are in the middle of recovery. I was very worried we were to late. : ) 

[motorboatmamma]

Just one last comment...my son also got down to pretty much zero supplementation (vitamins, herbals etc). He was off all supplements for months now but we've gone back to a daily mutl, calcium, alfalfa and vit c. about 1-2 times a week at this time because it helps his immune system stay up.

At this point though the supplementing is not required as an aid for any head/neck ticking.

[motorboatmamma]

Note that I could not find a person experienced for tourettes in BRT, I figured it out myself trial and error - I can tell you its like peeling layers off an onion and gray matter of the brain, trigeminal nerve, motor control centre and teeth are very important as well as de-virusing and more. My son is just 'flourishing' - head / neck ticking still gone since my last post and school is removing his full time EA - friends everywhere for him now...AMAZING and worth it.

o