Comments on: Babies and Bacteria: How Pathogens May Affect an Infant During the First Weeks of Life http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 03:06:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Amy Proal http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/comment-page-1/#comment-7849 Amy Proal Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:57:33 +0000 http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/#comment-7849 Hi Debz, I'm very sorry to hear that your son came in contact with so many bacteria at an early age. Although he may seem to be improving, the bacteria he once acquired as a child as still likely persisting in chronic forms in his body. So if he starts to become more symptomatic in any way, make sure you strongly consider putting him on the Marshall Protocol. The treatment is discussed in further detail on this site and also on the Marshall Protocol study site - www.marshallprotocol.com. The patient advocates at the following website can help guide you through the process of putting your son on the MP, so keep the website in mind. www.curemyt1.org It's very important that your son start the MP as soon as possible if he shows any symptoms of disease. The sooner one starts the MP, the easier the treatment is, and the shorter it takes to complete. Also, children generally tend to progress very well through the MP so I am quite optimistic that your son will be able to recover his health should any of the bacteria he acquired cause more problems. Best, Amy Hi Debz,

I’m very sorry to hear that your son came in contact with so many bacteria at an early age. Although he may seem to be improving, the bacteria he once acquired as a child as still likely persisting in chronic forms in his body. So if he starts to become more symptomatic in any way, make sure you strongly consider putting him on the Marshall Protocol. The treatment is discussed in further detail on this site and also on the Marshall Protocol study site - http://www.marshallprotocol.com.

The patient advocates at the following website can help guide you through the process of putting your son on the MP, so keep the website in mind.

http://www.curemyt1.org

It’s very important that your son start the MP as soon as possible if he shows any symptoms of disease. The sooner one starts the MP, the easier the treatment is, and the shorter it takes to complete. Also, children generally tend to progress very well through the MP so I am quite optimistic that your son will be able to recover his health should any of the bacteria he acquired cause more problems.

Best,

Amy

]]> By: Debz http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/comment-page-1/#comment-7828 Debz Wed, 18 Jun 2008 00:00:06 +0000 http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/#comment-7828 I had the flu when I was 8 months pregnant with my son. At 6 weeks the airforce hospital failed to see he had pnemonia and he stopped breathing a week later and had to be hospitalized downtown. He was put on amoxacillin every 4 weeks in his first 2 yrs of life. His head would hurt so bad at 3yrs old that he could'nt even cry. while growing up he would have tutors come in when he was on nebulizers with meds. Finally his ammune system was able to get stronger at 13 years of age and he no longer needed his 1yr of allergy shots. I had the flu when I was 8 months pregnant with my son. At 6 weeks the airforce hospital failed to see he had pnemonia and he stopped breathing a week later and had to be hospitalized downtown. He was put on amoxacillin every 4 weeks in his first 2 yrs of life. His head would hurt so bad at 3yrs old that he could’nt even cry. while growing up he would have tutors come in when he was on nebulizers with meds. Finally his ammune system was able to get stronger at 13 years of age and he no longer needed his 1yr of allergy shots.

]]> By: Amy Proal http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/comment-page-1/#comment-3413 Amy Proal Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:19:47 +0000 http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/#comment-3413 Hi Kelly, Thanks for sharing your insights and I'm glad you could identify with the article. I'm sorry that you had to see the effects on infection on babies in person. It's critical that the medical community develop a much greater awareness when it comes to protecting babies from such a wide variety of harmful microbes during the early weeks of life. So much damage can be done during that short period of time. I have many friends who are nurses and I worry about them. I can already see that nearly all of them have symptoms of Th1 disease, and I have little doubt that the reason they are getting sick at such a fast rate is because they are constantly working with people who harbor very high bacterial loads. I would encourage any nurse or doctor to go on the MP regardless of whether they have been diagnosed with a Th1 disease, just so that the MP antibiotics can kill the bacteria they are constantly coming in contact with because of the patients they work with. Best, Amy Hi Kelly,

Thanks for sharing your insights and I’m glad you could identify with the article. I’m sorry that you had to see the effects on infection on babies in person. It’s critical that the medical community develop a much greater awareness when it comes to protecting babies from such a wide variety of harmful microbes during the early weeks of life. So much damage can be done during that short period of time.

I have many friends who are nurses and I worry about them. I can already see that nearly all of them have symptoms of Th1 disease, and I have little doubt that the reason they are getting sick at such a fast rate is because they are constantly working with people who harbor very high bacterial loads. I would encourage any nurse or doctor to go on the MP regardless of whether they have been diagnosed with a Th1 disease, just so that the MP antibiotics can kill the bacteria they are constantly coming in contact with because of the patients they work with.

Best,

Amy

]]> By: kelly well http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/comment-page-1/#comment-3407 kelly well Thu, 24 Apr 2008 10:43:36 +0000 http://bacteriality.com/2007/10/17/infants/#comment-3407 Amy, As a previous Newborn intensive Care nurse this article touched my heart. Your last sentence sums up what is realy at stake. One of the reasons I was able to accept the ideas of the MP were because I spent 10 years treating tiny babies with microbes,that you listed in your article. I also have seen these babies die of H flu and CMV among others. Most of the rn's that I've worked with have all gotten ill when taking care of certain infants with known infectious processes. If anyone doubts there are bugs; they need to check out even the most germ conscious nicu and see the devastation that wreck's havic on the cared for andthe caregiver. Once again great and pertinent article. Kelly well Amy, As a previous Newborn intensive Care nurse this article touched my heart. Your last sentence sums up what is realy at stake. One of the reasons I was able to accept the ideas of the MP were because I spent 10 years treating tiny babies with microbes,that you listed in your article. I also have seen these babies die of H flu and CMV among others.
Most of the rn’s that I’ve worked with have all gotten ill when taking care of certain infants with known infectious processes. If anyone doubts there are bugs; they need to check out even the most germ conscious nicu and see the devastation that wreck’s havic on the cared for andthe caregiver.
Once again great and pertinent article. Kelly well

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