Recovering Noah

Okay, it seems that I am a blogger fool.... I had no idea you could post pictures to a blog. So... here goes... let's see if some of these work. Most of the pictures were taken on my parents' land. They've got gorgeous woods out there and Noah loves it. We call him our "Tree Whisperer" because he goes right up to the trees, wraps his arms around them, and starts babbling at them - like he's having a conversation. He's definitely our little Nature Boy. He LOVES to be outside. Eli is also a Nature Boy, but where Noah is more into trees and woods, Eli is into mud and dirt and rocks and sticks, etc. He had a blast climbing up on a "wood chip mountain", but practically ruined his brand new Christas sweater! My gosh, I'm so behind on posting pictures. The ones on the RecoveringNoah.com site are from last July, so I've got loads to catch up on. So, maybe this will actually motivate me to post more - because my blogs will look so cool now with al...

Well, I just wanted to give an update on Noah and our plans for the New Year. Noah continues to go in peaks and waves. Some days we can really see progress and others.. well... it seems that he's gone backwards. We did see amazing results after his first homeopathy remedy at the beginning of November. The second dose did not seem to help at all. In fact, he seemed to regress in front of our eyes. At one point, we found him drinking water out of the toilet. Also, at one point his skin seemed to be getting better and then this past week, he has reopened all of his scabs and wounds - and his right arm is currently bandaged from his shoulder all the way to his wrist. And he has little red bumps all over his body. My own opinion is that it's a viral detox rash. Noah has extremely high rubella, EBV, Herpes VI, CMVC, and measles titers - higher than should be normal in a child who is vaccinated - especially one who has not been vaccinated since 18 months old. And every time we test h...