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<blockquote data-quote="Katlin" data-source="post: 291267" data-attributes="member: 2849"><p>"I think what bothers me the most about this particular clinic is that the people who have talked to me about it (I am excluding this poster, who I have obviously NEVER talked to and don't know personally)--but the ones I did know talked about it like they were cult-like sold. It was pretty much as if they were the enlightened and if we all just knew what they knew and did what they did mental illness would be wiped off the face of the earth (yes, I'm exaggerating a bit)."</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Midwest Mom, you are exaggerating a lot. No one, is beginning to claim this is going to wipe out mental illness. I reiterated over and over that my daughters condition is rare. The only claim I made is that my daughter was helped in the way that I stated previously. I also said over and over that they did not charge a lot of money and at the point, that I went there, I had spent a small fortune, without insurance, to find someone who could even give me an accurate diagnosis. Because she was helped in just the way I described, I know that they were right on, in both diagnosis and the treatment she received. The cost was minimal, and if the companies making the vitamins and minerals made a profit, I never expected, they were a public charity.</p><p>I also liked the idea that she did not have a four page list associated with the side effects you get with the drugs. This clinic, if anyone bothered to check, their link, does not make exaggerated claims. Their research is documented. They have been quietly helping people for many years. </p><p></p><p>I wrote the original post the other night when I was exhausted, with the desire to help others as we were helped. Perhaps I stated it badly, I doubt if I would do it again. I understand the cynicism. I would have felt it too. This post was to help others. I hope it does. If not, it might be because the naysayers tried so hard to shoot down any credibility it might have had. I can't help that. But if one child could have been helped, and because of the need to annihilate the message or the messenger, then that is truly a tragedy.</p><p></p><p>I agree with the advice on exercise. I am 65 and walk three miles a day with my GD who has ADHD. My difficult child would not have walked across the street with me. She was totally defiant in most things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Katlin, post: 291267, member: 2849"] "I think what bothers me the most about this particular clinic is that the people who have talked to me about it (I am excluding this poster, who I have obviously NEVER talked to and don't know personally)--but the ones I did know talked about it like they were cult-like sold. It was pretty much as if they were the enlightened and if we all just knew what they knew and did what they did mental illness would be wiped off the face of the earth (yes, I'm exaggerating a bit)." Midwest Mom, you are exaggerating a lot. No one, is beginning to claim this is going to wipe out mental illness. I reiterated over and over that my daughters condition is rare. The only claim I made is that my daughter was helped in the way that I stated previously. I also said over and over that they did not charge a lot of money and at the point, that I went there, I had spent a small fortune, without insurance, to find someone who could even give me an accurate diagnosis. Because she was helped in just the way I described, I know that they were right on, in both diagnosis and the treatment she received. The cost was minimal, and if the companies making the vitamins and minerals made a profit, I never expected, they were a public charity. I also liked the idea that she did not have a four page list associated with the side effects you get with the drugs. This clinic, if anyone bothered to check, their link, does not make exaggerated claims. Their research is documented. They have been quietly helping people for many years. I wrote the original post the other night when I was exhausted, with the desire to help others as we were helped. Perhaps I stated it badly, I doubt if I would do it again. I understand the cynicism. I would have felt it too. This post was to help others. I hope it does. If not, it might be because the naysayers tried so hard to shoot down any credibility it might have had. I can't help that. But if one child could have been helped, and because of the need to annihilate the message or the messenger, then that is truly a tragedy. I agree with the advice on exercise. I am 65 and walk three miles a day with my GD who has ADHD. My difficult child would not have walked across the street with me. She was totally defiant in most things. [/QUOTE]
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