Brandon before Detox (5 years and 4 months). On April 2008, Brandon:
1. Could not communicate (nonverbal)
2. Could not process understanding
3. Could not interact/play (isolated himself)
4. Could not gesture
5 Flapped his arms as though he were in flight
6. Temper tantrums; cried constantly
7. Resistant to change (cried long and uncontrollably)
8. Banged his head on soft objects
9. Stimmed
10.Spun himself and objects
11.Obsessed with object(s) that spin
12. Poor eating habits (ran after him to feed him)
13. No social skills
14. No emotions or personality
15. Did not laugh or show expression
16. No coordination
17. No eye contact (blank staring)
18. Not potty trained
19. Constipated
20. Would not sit still for more than a few seconds
21. High tolerance/high threshold for pain (would not cry)
22. Patted himself in the head or chest all the time
23. Parrot talked (seldom spoke--only repeated what he heard)
24. Sensitive to sounds or loud noises
25. Stimulated by testure and temperature
26. Sucked on his articles of clothing (socks, shirts)
27. Drooled constantly (would not swallow saliva)
28. Would not follow directions
29 Played unusually with objects
30. Had to arrange things in a certain way
31. Not aware of his surroundings
32. Walked on his tip-toes
(The above list is from Page 8 of "Brandon's Window")
(Page 9 and 10 of "Brandon's Window", Brandon After Detox: 5 years and 9 months)
Over 190 correlating videos can be found by clicking on this direct link http://www.youtube.com/user/lynneanthonybrandon and follow Brandon's journey through his videos in an ongoing documentary of his amazing progression. Four months (August 2008 - June 2010 [26 months]) after reversing from autism using natural methods.
About Lynne M. George
This journey began when a strange twist of faith turned a once healthy, young grandmother’s world completely around. She became permanently disabled with a debilitating back injury as the result of an automobile accident in 2003. Her pain was 24/7, and on a scale of 1 to 10, the pain registered 15. She had endured unrelenting back and leg pains which did not allow her to sleep, sit or stand. She could not do small tasks such as opening doors or picking up a simple item. Her independence was diminished. There were times when she was on the verge of giving up, but her parents reassured her that with God’s grace, things would get better. She learned to persevere, endure and press on for the sake of her family, and, most importantly, for her son, daughter-in-law and their two young children. Ironically, her younger grandson, Brandon, seemed oblivious to anything. At a stage of her suffering, she discovered something different about Brandon. Her once precious, responsive and energetic grandson’s temperament had changed. Soon after, he was diagnosed with autism.
Lynne's quest is to help other families with this same plight.
