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SForsgren
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Buhner
Harris
Cowden
Klinghart
and many more...

http://www.lymeinducedautism.com/summer2008caconference.html

This is one of the events I have been the most excited about.

And...a screening of Under Our Skin!

Hope you will be there!

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Be well,
Scott

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jenin98
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will it be live streaming so we can watch it online?

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knshore
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I'm SOOOOO bummed! I will be out of town that weekend! [Frown]

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sixgoofykids
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Darn kn, I wanted to come out for a timely visit. [Big Grin]

Scott, how much of this conference is relevant to non-autistic Lyme patients? I've hesitated to go to conferences that have to do with autism because that part of it is irrelevant to me personally.

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SForsgren
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I think it is all relevant. Lyme is a subset of autism in my experience. They are both about infections and toxins. Many of the presenters will have a lot to say about Lyme.

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Scott

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knshore
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Really sixgoofy?? If you go, I'll figure out a way to go!

That would be SO much fun! (And, if you go, I won't have to go with my mom! LOL!)

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sixgoofykids
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ROFL, kn. I might go .... I'm always up for staying in a fancy hotel with a spa.

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emla999/Lyme
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I have posted much of the information down bellow before so I hope that my post isn't inappropriate for this thread.

And I apologize for the length of this post.

As the Lyme Induced Autism conference will probably be focused mostly on autistic children.

But I am sure that there will be useful information at that conference for anyone that has Lyme Disease.

And I would be willing to bet that the possible role that heavy metals and vaccines have to play in autism will come up at that conference as well.

And it seems to me that many of the autistic children that are diagnosed with Lyme Disease also test positive for heavy metal toxicity.

So I have often wondered if adults with Lyme Disease also have undiagnosed heavy metal toxicity as well.

So with that being said....

Down bellow are links that will take you to videos of Dr. Boyd Haley describing his view on what is possibly causing the autism epidemic.

And I believe that most of you will find that Dr. Boyd Haley's comments are very interesting.

Dr. Boyd Haley is a biochemistry professor and scientist at the University of Kentucky.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU47LbCxEnI

http://tinyurl.com/2sugo9

http://tinyurl.com/2vwyet

On the last two links just scroll to the far right hand side of your screen and click on "Download this Story Video".

Why don't the Amish children get autism?

http://tinyurl.com/6xoxo2

http://tinyurl.com/68uqf3

http://tinyurl.com/yt2t2g

http://tinyurl.com/595dox

I found it very interesting that the autism rate is seemingly SIGNIFICANTLY lower in the Amish population.

A Dr. Frank Noonan of Lancaster, PA has stated that he has been treating the Amish for 25 years and he has NEVER seen an autistic child in the Amish community.

If this is true then it would seem to me that the CDC would want to find out as to why the autism rate is so much lower in the Amish population than the general population.

Is it because the Amish parents don't vaccinate their children? Or is because of some other reason?

There is actually been a bill proposed by members of Congress to study the Amish or unvaccinated population, in regards to autism.

It is co-sponsored by Manhattan Congresswoman Carol Maloney and Nebraska Congressman Tom Osborne.

Bellow is a link to the press release by Congress woman Carolyn Maloney where she proposes a bill that would fund a study between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated children and determine the rate of autism in the two different population.

http://tinyurl.com/3ddog6

Some have called this bill ``The Amish Bill''.

Anyway, I found Dr. Boyd Haley's comments about autism to be very interesting.

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Keebler
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emla999/Lyme,

Thanks for the many links - and the nice organization of your post.

I have my homework cut our for me for a while.

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emla999/Lyme
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Keebler, I was happy to hear that you liked the links. [Smile]

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djf2005
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id love to go, no funds right now [Frown]

once i am more well, and financially more stable, attending conferences is something i'd really like to be able to do.

especially at resorts in Ca!

derek

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