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Re: [B.I.Child] ABR question   Message List  
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Re: [B.I.Child] ABR question

Michelle
we have in our ABR session in Belgium an autistic young girl with physical
problems .
you said your daughter appear normal . is she perfect physically ???
ABR would definitely help solve any physical problem she has .
ABR is more of a physical program , although improve physical ability would
have a positive effect on cognitive ability , but this is not the case with
your daughter since she is mobile .
FHC can help you with cognitive and sensory issues .

have you tried HBO , lots of parents of autistic kids reported amazing
results with HBO .
yes ABR will help your step-sister son .
love
Viviane
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From: "michelledanelle" <michelledanelle@...>
To: <BrainInjuredChild@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 3:08 PM
Subject: [B.I.Child] ABR question


> Dear Becky, Viviane and Kristine,
> I have so appreciated your kind, detailed experiences and responses
> to Serena's questions. I am quite interested in ABR for my 10 year
> old daughter. Danelle exhibits many autistic traits but is very
> social, although non-verbal and intellectually delayed. Danelle
> started walking at about age 4. She appears to be "normal" until
> she is spoken to and there is no reply.
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> 1- Does ABR assist in intellectual areas?
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> 2- Also, Danelle is very flat-footed - ankles/arches cave in. She
> has been prescribed orthotic foot braces (DAFOS) -- which I hate and
> have not been using. Is there anything related to ABR that I could
> do to improve that situation? Any tips?
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> 3- Lisa, my step-sister, has a son BJ who is 22 years old and has
> cerebral palsy due to too much oxygen at birth. Is in a wheelchair,
> does not speak and many of the descriptions mentioned in your
> replies sound similar to BJ. I would love to help Lisa help him.
> Is he too old for ABR? I know that going to Canada or Belgium is
> not economically possible.
>
> Again, thank you for your unrelenting efforts on behalf of your
> children and support of this group.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Michelle
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Michelle if your daughter can walk and is using her body i would look into the family hope center iv seen kids who are autistic to fabulous on that program if...
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Michelle, There is an online course that you can take from The Family Hope Center. Kristine is right that many autistic children soar there. Beneath my ...
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Michelle , where do you live ?? ... From: "michelledanelle" <michelledanelle@...> To: <BrainInjuredChild@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004...
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Viviane, I am in Louisiana, USA -- Michelle...
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Michelle we have in our ABR session in Belgium an autistic young girl with physical problems . you said your daughter appear normal . is she perfect physically...
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