Not only did I get a kiss, that I did NOT ask for, but it was followed by an “I love you, mommy” — wow.
One Heart, One Mind: The Case for Healing Autism – A New Book by Pierre Fontaine CCH
RecoveringNicholas’s homeopath, Pierre Fontaine, has published a new book titled, “One Heart, One Mind – The Case for Healing Autism” which takes a look at several of his cases in which he recovered children from autism. He’s shared this book with me so that I can share it with all of you. It has been […]
Phenomenal Autism & PANDAS Recovery in Progress thanks to Classical Homeopath Pierre Fontaine!!
Pierre Fontaine has shared a new case and the results have been phenomenal! DOB: 1/15/2008 ASD / PANDAS During pregnancy Mom was sick (nauseous), had sun poisoning, was Strep B positive and had to take a high dose of penicillin before birth. Parents were stressed (selling home and building a new one). Dad had just […]
Update on Nicholas – Coming up on our 4 Year Anniversary with Homeopathy and Pierre Fontaine!!
To those of you who have emailed to check up on us, thanks so much – its so nice to hear from those of you who are still fighting so vigilantly to heal your children from autism, aspergers and adhd!! I hope that you all find the path to recovering your child! Nicholas continues to […]
Living life… autism-free!!
Thank you all for the emails inquiring about Nicholas. We’re all doing great and continue to be ecstatic with his progress with homeopathy! Autism took away so much of our lives for too long, as I am sure you can imagine… whether it’s one day or three years, it’s all too long when you are […]
Interview with Pierre Fontaine: Homeopathy & Autism
June 4th, Pierre Fontaine joined me live on Biomed for Autism’s radio show to discuss classical homeopathy for children with autism. You can listen to the archive here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/biomed-for-autism/2010/06/04/classical-homeopathy-with-pierre-fontaine Visit the Biomed for Autism Facebook page to keep up on future events! Pierre Fontaine, RSHom (NA), CCH, has been a professional Homeopath in New York […]
Holy Word Explosion, Batman!
March 24th, 2008 
Mom Wow, the words coming out of Nicholas are phenominal. I. am. loving. it.
He’s using words like whistle, blanket – I can’t even think of them all now. New words we’ve never heard him use before – and they’re coming out of nowhere — he didn’t repeat us saying them! See, I knew this stuff was in there somewhere!
He’s back to wanting to do puzzles – and is really checking out all of his toys (and he has a small fortune in toys) and carefully selecting what he wants to play with. The interaction while doing the puzzles is just amazing, I could not be happier. He’s naming things, making animal sounds – and this is all UNPROMPTED. Yippeeeeeeeeeeeee
I bought Nicholas a tiger t-shirt -= and showed him that he had a tiger on his shirt. He said “tiger” and then roared! I was so happy I could have cried.
He noticed a little puppy dog embroidered on the collar of his shirt yesterday, kind of like the izod logo. It was too adorable. Not too long ago, Nicholas was unphased by the things on his clothing and could have cared less.
We’re on tag patrol. Where his shirt taggies used to be something he enjoyed playing with, now he finds a tag, and comes running, ‘scissors, scissors!! mommy need scissors” = so cute – I have to get the scissors and cut out the tag. He just loves this. It’s like he hit the lottery.
Eggs, eggs, everywhere
March 23rd, 2008 Mom Happy Easter!
Before Nicholas got up, I hid about 30 plastic easter eggs all over the house. I left a few coming down the stairs and one in a basket. He immediately knew what to do. (I have no idea how) This was so incredibly cute – he started running all over and picking up all of the eggs, looking under the sofa cushions, under the table, on the diningroom chairs, in the window, etc. etc. He hadn’t even found them all and then wanted to sit and open them all. You had to see his face when he realized that they had candy and playdoh in them – priceless. More for the playdoh than the candy, thank goodness. One gene he did not inherit from me is my love of chocolate. Good, more for me. 🙂
We had reservations for an early dinner – and Nicholas was really, really good. He gets an A+ for his behaviour in the restaurant and we were there a long time. A. Long. Time. He was great through appetizers and dinner, even though we had to send his back because his pasta was just too hard for him.
The Easter Bunny brought Nicholas a couple of movies – The Bee Movie and 101 Dalmations (ok, these were totally for me 🙂 haha) – we watched them both today – and even put Bee Movie on for a 2nd time – and he was loving them. Fantastic. Bee Movie was so cute, we all loved it.
Nicholas’s belly is coming back down – thank god. Not sure if I mentioned it, but I measured it like a week ago and it was 25 inches – yikes! Yeast is not a good thing. Also, I have been able to make a direct correlation to his ginormous appetite and yeast flareup. He only eats in mass quantites when yeast is an issue. Poor kid.
Urinary Porphryns Results
March 22nd, 2008 Mom Well, I got Nicholas’s Urinary Porphryns Results back from France…. in short, this confirms Mercury, Lead and Arsenic poisoning.
Here are some more details:
His uroporphryn was 30 nmol (reference range 8-20) – elevated due to xenobiotic exposure; pcb’s, pesticides, toxic chemicals and dioxins (arsenic and aluminum can cause this number to be elevated.)
His Heptacarboxyporphryn was 4.6 (reference range 2-5)
His hexacarboxyporphryn was within range at 1.0 (ref range 0.5-1.5)
His Pentacarboxyporphyn was 4.6 (ref range 2-4)
His Precoproporphryn was high at 15 (ref range 5-9) – this is a marker for mercury exposure as this is only found in urine when person has elevated levels of mercury
His coproporphyrn was high at 398 (ref range 100-200) – this shows an overall toxic metal burden in the body; shows exposure to lead, mercury and arsenic. Because the copro is more elevated than the precopro, another metal is at play here (lead or arsenic)
What’s your name? Nick!
March 22nd, 2008 Mom Wow – finally, finally, finally!!!!!!!!!! Nicholas can say his own name. About half of the time when you ask him what his name is, he’ll respond with a NICK! — It’s not Nicholas, but it’s a start! Yay!!!
Small victories is what this journey is all about – and I’m taking this one like a proud mama bear!
UP ALL NIGHT
March 17th, 2008 Mom Ok, so starting off with 1/4 cap of the adrenal cortex extract wasn’t the right thing to do. Shit. We were up all night for the past three nights with Nicholas. In case you were wondering, I’ve stopped giving it to him and will start with a sprinkle every morning once his sleep habits to back to normal.
Must read article on Autism
March 14th, 2008 Mom Vaccines, Neurodevelopment and Autism Spectrum Disorders
The danger of excessive vaccination during brain development: The Case for a Link to Autism Spectrum Disorders
Read the full article here.
Take the time to read this from beginning to end – and pass it on.
Added Adrenal Cortex Extract today
March 14th, 2008 Mom 1/4 Capsule in the morning – from Nutricology
Update on Nicholas
March 14th, 2008 Mom Nicholas is doing really well. He’s playing with the other kids at school, sharing toys – now he’s even sharing stuff with us at home (food, treats, etc) – fantastic!!
His eye contact is amazing- he seeks us out to look at him now, it just blows my mind.
From what I hear, he really enjoys playing in the kitchen at school – and of course, loves playing with the trains. I’ve heard that they’re astonished at how he plays with his toys and even happier that he’s sharing them!
Gotta run… more later!
