A Great Autism Meeting

Well guys, I went to the autism meeting last night, and it was a good one. The speaker, Dr. Callaghan, was talking about the biomedical approach to autism. He was talking to us on how to get started in the biomedical aspect of autistic children and how to heal their bodies... to feed a starving brain. Autism is contributed to many factors, and an unborn child is even still at risk for all of the chemicals that are transported from the mother to the unborn child. Pesticides and mercury are transported to the child causing harm already. Some children are just predisposed to have a weaker immune system that the environment triggers and causing autistic like behaviors. Treating a child with autism is difficult, from diets, to nutritional supplements, removal of metals in the body (chelation), and probiotics ( parasites in the digestive system) to break down materials in the body. Children with autism usually don't have enough of these probiotics to compensate for their bodily functions, and can be added to help the body rid itself of many bad things. Most can have parasites that also need to be treated. Yeast is also another problem with children with autism. Yeast can travel to the brain causing inflammation. An entire body affected by yeast, because the body can't rid itself of it without help. Medication and a lowered yeast diet can help rid the body of this potential problem. B12 is also very helpful with a child with autism since they have lowered amounts. Make sure that their B12 is checked. There is so much that can be done to help a child with autism so get those tests done to see what you can do to help the ones that you love. You may refer to other articles and posts that I can created to find out information on biomedical treatments that could potentially help you children and yourself.



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Autism Doctor Plans To Come To Tupelo, MS

As some may know from reading other articles that I have posted that Dr. Tim Callaghan of Senatobia, Mississippi will be speaking at the next autism meeting in Tupelo, MS. He was featured in our local paper. The Daily Journal captured the interview, as he said that, " At this point, we no longer use the term DAN doctor, so we now call ourselves biomedical doctors. What we practice is a biomedical approach to autism. Biomedical means that we don't believe that autism is an entirely genetic , fixed permanent, psychological state of being."

We are hoping that locals will come visit Dr. Callaghan who will be able to answer questions that parents may have. I hope that you will be able to go to the meeting that is held on March 23, 2009 at 6:00p.m. at the Lee County Library. Hope to see you there.




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Tupelo, MS March Autism Meeting

March 23, 2009 will be a special night for Tupelo' s autism meeting. We will have Jim Callaghan speak. He is Mississippi's only DAN doctor. Hope locals will come to hear him speak. It is truly an honor to have him come. The meeting will be held at the Lee Co. Library at 6:00p.m. Hope to see everyone there, and a few new ones as well. I had planned on taking the boys to see him, but since he doesn't accept MS Medicaid, I am unfortunately not got to be able to take them. Though they need it so very much. With all of my research that I have done in the past, I think that we are actually getting somewhere with what exactly is their problem. ADHD is our main concern for now since it seems to be affecting them more than the autism at this point. I am not saying that they don't have their autism symptoms, but the ADHD is more of a problem. Well, hope you have a great day. And we'll see you at the meeting next month.

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Tupelo, MS Autism Meeting

There will be an autism meeting in Tupelo, MS on February 12, 2009. Laura Corby, founder of the Autism Solutions Center in Cordova, TN will be the speaker for the meeting. Her website is located here. The meeting will take place at the Lee. County Public Library at 6:00pm. I hope that those in our area will come and join us for this wonderful speaker.

There are lots of towns that now have autism meetings. Tupelo started theirs about a year ago by the boys therapist at school. I am happy to know her and glad that she has taken up the effort to keep it going. She is a very special person to our family, so I congratulate her on such a job well done.

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