By Lisa Rudley
We just celebrated my son Max's fifth birthday party, and it was the most amazing party ever. All our guests kept saying, "Max is doing great. What happened to him?"
What happened to him was Mary.
In September of 2005, I met Mary Coyle at a DDR conference. There were ten of us there – mothers of kids with developmental delays – and Mary was the speaker. I was there because while dealing with my son's autism, I had been looking into ways of detox-ing him. I had heard about chelation and was considering it, so I wanted to hear what the speaker at this conference would say about it. When Mary started speaking, it was like this eye-opener. I remember thinking, Gosh, there's a natural way.
So I hounded her down and she agreed to meet Max. At that point, Max was small for his age, and pale. He had major issues with yeast and bacteria, and his body was generally in disarray. Since nothing I'd tried before had really worked, I'd more or less dropped everything besides a Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) I'd been keeping him on.
We began Mary's protocol in November of 2005. Within two months, I saw a change in Max. I couldn't quite put my finger on what exactly was working, but he seemed all-around better and healthier. As the months went on, Max became stronger and stronger. His speech improved, both receptive and expressive. And for the first time, his ability to listen to instructions kicked in, and he started understanding what was expected of him.
At this time, I am seeing Mary at the Children's Excel Center, and we are doing some additional modalities. Max's body is in a much healthier state, and he's definitely excreting a lot of metal. I credit Mary's protocol for his improvement, both cognitively and physically. And his improvements have remained consistent throughout.
"What happened to Max? He's a changed kid," my friends and family kept saying at his birthday party. And I agree. He most definitely is a changed kid! For the better!
I encourage anyone who wants to discuss Mary's protocol or the Children's Excel Center to email me at lisarudley@yahoo.com
