Susan--

I am so happy for you, Tim and especially for your son. Let these
frightened, embarrassed doctors and bureaucrats want dismiss us, our
children and the treatments that work. Our love and our hope will
never diminish.

I wonder if our opponents' primary error is failing to realize that
moms and dads, grandmas and grandads will do ANYTHING to protect and
help their children. Officialdom is used to in-house politics,
spreadsheets, and PR. They seem to have no idea, no clue, how real
and powerful we are.

Susan, your story also uplifts Kristi, my wife, and me. Our Davey
just turned six and has just started chelation.

BTW, when I was helping Davey to get ready to go for swimming
lessons this morning, we were headed out the door when he turned and
said:

"I need my scandals."

Shall we analyze that utterance for a moment?

1. It is a unique utterance indicating the creative use of language.
Davey was not echoing. He was choosing words from among his active
expressive vocabulary, then placing those words in their appropriate
slots in a sentence, to express his needs/feelings at a given point
in time.

2. This single, complete utterance is proof that the entire system
of English phonetics and syntax/grammar is complete within him.
He "has" acquired human language. The rest is development.

3. He could not form complete English utterances until AFTER
chelation.

As Dr. Fitizpatrick would say, "What a coincidence."

Davey's Dad



--- In EOHarm@yahoogroups.com, "Tim & Susan Owczarzak"
<owczarzak@c...> wrote:
> Hi "Davey's Dad" David,
>
> We've been experiencing some wonderful progress around here, too,
similar to what you describe below for your son - Holy CRAP, what a
coincidence!!!
>
> My son was completely non-verbal, still at the age of 6; then we
began chelating, and for crying-out-loud if he didn't begin to speak
within the first month of the start of chelation!!!!!!!!!  My
husband and I looked at each other back then and readily proclaimed
in unison, "WHAT A FRIGGIN'
COINCIDENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
>
> We are just approaching 3 YEARS of chelation at the end of May (my
son just celebrated his 9th birthday) and not only has his language
continued to develop over these past 3 years, but so have all the
other core areas of deficits he was experiencing prior to chelation
(socialization, behaviors, cognitive skills, issues with rigidity,
etc., etc., etc.)  What a coincidence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Best Regards,
> Susan
>
>   
>   progress from three-word fragments to three-sentence paragraphs
with
>   full use of pronouns (the most difficult part of a language)
>   happened within a week. The math doesn't lie.
>
>   Since then, my wife and I have making this same "coincidence"
happen
>   on a regular basis.
>
>   Guess we're just lucky.
>
>   Davey's Dad