I posted a couple of months ago asking for prayers, my special needs son who is not obese was diagnosed type 1 diabetic. My second post about it was after blood testing the doctors were baffled he was not type 1, but type 2.
Happy to say he is off insulin now and numbers are staying low. He does take Metformin.
The point of this post is he has no reason to have type 2 diabetes. Except one, he has a complicated medical history and has some brain damage from it. During this time he had some anger issues. The doctors prescribed anti-depressant lexapro. We went along with it, was concerned with his anger.
We weened him off of this medication upon the news of type 2. From research into this drug I am convinced it caused his blood sugar issues. We will attempt to ween off metformin and see if he no longer has any issues after getting off lexapro.
Anti-depressants like lexapro are prescribed at extremely high levels in our society. Diabetes has increased along with it. This is just another example of big pharma and the cdc pushing treatments that are unnecessary and dangerous.
For background see this link
https://greatawakening.win/p/15IYCoKMxE/update--prayers-answered--thank-/
Here is a contrary opinion for the cause of Type II diabetes for your consideration:
A resistance conflict is the cause of Type II diabetes which is preceded by a strong opposition against a person (parent, stepparent, sibling, relative, spouse, teacher, colleague, supervisor, doctor), against a situation (at work, at home, at school, in a relationship), against an institution (school, church, hospital, government, political regime), against decisions made over one’s head, or being forced to do something against one's will. Children suffer the conflict at an early age when they resist daycare, kindergarten, or school, or when they strongly oppose what they are told to do.
If your son is over the need for insulin, then he has resolved his resistance conflict. The allopathic explanations for both Type I & Type II diabetes are completely wrong, as your son's case illustrates. Obesity is a RESULT of a lengthy, as yet undiagnosed glucose/insulin insufficiency, not the CAUSE.
In the future, take special notice of things he is in strong resistance to (anger would be a natural response) and see if there are ways to help him understand the benefits of what he is being asked to do.
That being said, I agree with the top post in your thread. Pharma drugs are never the answer, most especially psychotropic or hormonal. They may seem to temporarily fix symptom X, but always lead to worse issues down the road, often creating "customers for life" as their "new normal" has become artificially induced.
Thank you for this comment , I am too working through issues with 30 yr old ( she's like a 5 yr old in many ways but a lot stronger ) special needs daughter . I appreciate any help and I like what you wrote ! TY
Certainly! Glad to help in any way I can. I specialize in a modality that most people simply aren't ready to entertain. Simply put, all dis-eases have a psychosomatic origin, caused by a life event that "catches us off guard" that we are unable to quickly or easily resolve. Our psyche's then respond by making adjustments to our body (tissue proliferation, tissue ulceration, functional loss, etc.) in order to best help us deal with the conflict. No matter the dis-ease, we can pinpoint the general "theme" of the conflict, some more obvious and specific than others. Diabetes is one of the easier and more obvious examples.
The hard part of our diagnosis is matching up the "Figurative thoughts" with what our psyche's take as "Literal" and in real-time. 80% of the time, the thing we call the "dis-ease" means the person has resolved their conflict and their body is in the process of restoring it to the way it was prior to the conflict adjustments.
The simplest of examples would be around "Anger". Depending on the type and intensity, it registers in our "gut" - stomach, liver, pancreas, gall bladder, intestines. The figurative thought "I can't stomach this", "I can't digest/accept this", followed by anger leads to most problems in the abdominal region. The "resistance" conflict suggests that person is planning to "stand up against" whatever they "can't stomach". However this is a male response. A female would behave differently as it's not in their nature to "fight back" as such.
Once this is understood, you can then understand that there is a PURPOSE for the storing of excess glucose in the blood and that body isn't malfunctioning, failing, mutating, etc. and the purpose is to give the individual more power/strength to literally FIGHT BACK against that which they are in resistance to. This is how the psyche interprets our thoughts, quite literally, as if a physical encounter is certain and imminent. When the physical altercation doesn't arrive, after many months, or even years, the body chemistry has been so radically changed, that reversing it can be, and often is deadly in the case of long-term diabetes.
Anyway, that's the gist. If your daughter has any specific dis-ease that you're struggling with, I can offer you some guidance if you'd like. And thanks for your comment! Most of the time I get told I'm crazy...hahaha....which is perfectly understandable. I'm on the bleeding edge of health and wellness. :)
People thought a lot of things were crazy until recently ,, you are on the cutting edge of health and wellness and this is what we need so desperately in our country , in our world right now ! you are spot on about anger and the stomach /gut problems ! I see it with my own son, his dad was taken from him, killed , he never processed it with grief or sadness only anger and it's carried with him all these years ! It eventually was masked with drugs and alcohol to elevate the pain of sadness / anger ! he's clean and sober now and doing absolutely fabulous helping others in recovery but the anger is still there and so are the severe gut issues, i'm going to have him read this , he's pretty good as far as health, he's in the gym all the time he tries to do holistic health as much as possible , but he just hasn't crossed over to this sort of medicinal healing through changing your cycle and psyche problems from the past it's fascinating , thank you so much! My daughter has down syndrome and autism the autism is taken away all the downs characteristics happy hugging laughing singing swimming dancing loving people autistic is a very dark place, some autistic anyway ! She tends to isolate just want to stay up in a room lights on blinds closed has recently come in to play she's become nearly nonverbal starting this moaning crap screaming getting mad anger this is a young girl who had a full life used to swim go to the beach go out to eat went to a regular school now she's been reduced to A person I really don't recognize my heart breaks for her when I get her outside and get her in the ocean she's in her element and she's good for a day or so the OCD causes her to wander all night long her mind won't rest tearing things apart it's a very sad situation her health right now is pretty good! I've tried to always keep her on as many good things as possible. you know the vitamins , her diet is good , I try to keep her on clean food organic as much as possible, no sugary drinks she hasn't had a juice in probably 15 years only water milk a little bit so I do try hard with that it's getting her outside, since I can't get her downstairs anymore I'm building a bedroom downstairs with doors leading out to the yard I can actually push her outside lol thank you so much again
Thank you for your reply. I've gotten the best reception ever in this thread on GA. I must be getting better at explaining things as I get closer having the confidence in opening a private wellness clinic by EOY hopefully. The hardest part has been learning all the conventional stuff!
The key to resolution for your son is identifying what he is angry about - and there could be more than one thing. But starting with the issues that arise first in his awareness. What he then needs to do, which may be hard, is Allow/Accept/Forgive/Come-To-Terms-With the thing that is angering him. It many cases, the issue is around "control" of some sort - not always - but often. And this would almost certainly be the case about his father's death. It's the things we feel we could/should be able to control, but can't, that anger us the most.
So in a sense, it's a process of accepting or coming to terms with the fact that you can't CONTROL this thing. That realization can do the trick. Should he be able to do this, he can expect a "dis-ease" of the gut of some sort following successful reconciliation. This is the restoration phase and is expected. It should be left alone. The body knows what it is doing. Rest, fluids, protein, relaxation are what help it along. Fighting, resisting, medicating slow the restoration/healing down.
As to your daughter, I'm sorry to hear about her issues. Believe it or not, we have an explanation for Down's Syndrome, but since it is masked with the autism, let's stick to that for today. It's a complicated issue as I'm sure you're well aware. And I'm sure you're well aware that the majority opinion on autism is neurotoxins in vaxes. We also happen to disagree with this assessment as the data doesn't add up any way you slice it.
However, we agree that it is the vax "event" itself, which can cause tremendous anger/fear or a sense of betrayal from a child that is not able to understand what is happening. If the child has already suffered another conflict, it is this second anger conflict that thrusts the child into what we call an "Autistic Constellation". The psyche is PROTECTING the child from further anguish by effectively short-circuiting specific brain relays.
And of course, autism can arise without the "vax event" as well, but the unique combination of conflicts is the same. Assuming your daughter is right-handed, then she would have first had a scare/fright conflict of some sort. Symptoms of this might be difficulty talking, not wanting to talk much, if at all, throat issues and potentially bouts of laryngitis. We register "scares/frights" in the upper respiratory system (larynx/bronchi) and deeper, more existential fears in the lungs.
The second conflict in the autistic constellation pair is always a "territorial anger" of some sort. These can be very difficult to try and narrow down such events so it's best to think as broadly as possible rather than trying to find the specific event. And to wit, the "territorial anger" (second) conflict must be resolved first.
If you daughter is left-handed, then throw all of the above out. It is a different conflict pair that results in the autistic constellation. Since the population is 90% righties, odds are that she's right-handed. If not, let me know and I'll share the lefty combination.
As an example of the latter, I recently was involved in a case study where the parents finally figured out that it was the taking away of the child's favorite stuffed animal (that was old, dirty and worn out) which they also felt she should have grown out of by age 9, that was the child's "territorial anger" conflict as she felt that the stuffed animal was like a "member of the family" to her (which she was unable to verbalize after going into the autistic constellation). Thus, it was a threat to the "territory" that she felt responsible for and "in control" of.
And to be fair, it can be very difficult to narrow down the conflicts. It takes time. And what "we" think might be the cause is very often not it at all when it comes to children. They see the world in a different way than adults. Keep that in mind. That being said, looking at the days/weeks/months leading up to the first signs of autism is likely going to be the timeframe of the second conflict.
And it sounds like you're doing a whole host of wonderful things for her along the way. Thus, she is well loved and taken care of and this can go a long way in enabling her to resolve the territorial anger conflict if it is discovered. The best you can do is stay eternally hopeful and positive. Your love for your daughter, coupled with your solution-oriented attitude alone goes further than anything else.
I wish you luck and glad to help out if you have additional questions. You can DM me as needed.
I would like to learn more about this- do you have any authors or doctors that I can look up to get more info?
Here's where to start: https://learninggnm.com/home.html
I'd suggest you start with the video lectures. It's easier to grasp rather than reading everything. 9 here (start with #3): https://www.screencast.com/t/eRKIAsGaEc
interesting thought. good idea, sometimes I do just put my foot down and not explain things. He also has trouble understanding reasoning when I do explain things.
I can imagine. Try some imaginative ways you can help him feel like there is a BENEFIT to him, even if it might not be entirely true. He probably doesn't like to hear "because Mommy/Daddy/Doctor says so...that's why!". I know I'd be in resistance to such a declaration!
Be playful and creative with it. He probably doesn't register "seriousness" nearly as well as "playfulness". You'll be quite surprised at what you can come up with that he's willing to go along with. I wonder if you can make a cumulative rewards "game" out of things. Just a completely random thought that popped into my head.
Anyway, I'm sure you can come up with lots of better ideas. It's worth a shot as less anger/resistance makes for a happier household any way you slice it.
Good luck!
thanks for your thoughts, I am always looking for better ways to reach my kids.