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We have been seeing Dr. Sonya Doherty for 6 months and she has changes our lives. Our son, age 6 is Autistic and non verbal. Before seeing the doctor, he would cry and scream for no apparent reason, have diarrhea constantly and never be able to sleep. We were willing to do anything for a better life for our son. Dr. Sonya has a very strict protocol with diet and supplements that was very difficult at first to understand and follow. With the help our her food coaches and staff, we were able to push through and are so thankful. Our son is starting to speak, has normal digestion and sleeps! Thank-you Dr. Sonya !!!! We appreciate all your hard work in explaining why we had to work to hard and guiding us through this process. We understand more now about how and why our son has certain issues.
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My daughter has been seeing Dr. Sonya for 2 years now (years 4-6) -- when we were unable to be helped by our MD and another naturopath. Her knowledge was overwhelming at the beginning but wow did she ever know alot about what we where facing. We kept coming back with our questions and she was happy to change up the protocol to most effectively treat our daughter has time progressed. We are doing the grain-free, dairy-free diet with the help of her food coaches and are so happy with the results - we literally have a different daughter and all without drugs!
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Used her for a year to treat 5 year old son diagnosed with PDD-NOS. She is knowledgable but very unorganized. Talks a lot, repeats herself and does not LISTEN. She did help our son, to an extent. However, I had to second guess everything that she recommended and / or prescribed. My son is a very allergic child and she kept recommending things that contained ingredients derived from his allergens! Constantly. Had to google ingredients in the supplements to ensure they were not derived from his allergens. Very disappointing. She never seemed prepared for our visits. Read the file! She is more interested in marketing her services than helping the children. Switched my son's care to a US DAN doctor. Ecstatic with him. He has never met my son, but has helped him more. I get more detailed reports and don't feel like he is an exploiter milking me for money.
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I had phone consult as I live outside the country. The consult went well and I had hoped she would provide me detailed report on the treatment option for my son as during the consult she indicated a report would be provided based the information I provided plus test results which I needed to to send her. I waited over a week and did not receive information though my credit card was already charge. It was only after my prompting the office for information is received a quite reply from her which did not have sufficient information specifically relating to dose and duration. I follow up with email asking for additional information but yet have received anything. I strongly advise people to consult with her especially from abroad, she is not healer. This was bitter disappointment as I hope She would provide necessary adivse to help my sons condition.
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I have a child with autism who is 5 years old. Our psychiatrist said that we should accept it and leave with that…he would never be as other kids…We have started biomedical treatment 3 months ago and what we see everyday is just amazing. His vocabulary is growing everyday, he is playing appropriately with other kids, he understands new concepts, listens to instructions, he is interested in books!!! But the major thing - he is talking to us and sharing his feelings…. There are no words to describe what this doctor did to us and our child. There is a lot of work that you as a parent will do but it totally worth it.. Dr Sonya Doherty provided us with a lot of information and tools... So we started prepared…We had to do all hard work as diet, detoxification and getting all vitamins and supplements into your child, but we had all info we needed. I will totally recommend Dr Sonya Doherty. It could change your child live.
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Dr. Sonya is great! We took our daughter to her after she was diagnosed with PDD-NOS. Dr. Doherty was kind and supportive. She explained how biomedical treatment could help our daughter - and after 3 months we are blow away by the results!
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We brought our son to Dr. Doherty because of severe digestive and sleep issues. Dr. Doherty took the time to explain about new research that could help with his sleep and digestion. She also explained that treatment could help with his language development. Our son now has no pain and sleeps through the night. His speech has also gotten way better. We would recommend Dr. Doherty because she is caring and very knowledgeable.
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Bollywood Gossip: Shahid Kapoor
Comment on this storyShahid Kapoor, who chose to keep a low profile during Kareena Kapoor's wedding to Saif Ali Khan, says his break-up with the actress happened for a reason and he is in a happy space right now.
Shahid also wished her all the best for the future. When a leading paper asked the hunky actor about his relationship with the actress, Shahid said that he believed in commitment and thought that if a person was not ready to commit, he should not have a relationship.
"As for what went wrong between me and Kareena, I don't want to comment on it. Everything happens for a reason. I am in a happy space and wish her all the best," Shahid said.
Asked about his relationship with Priyanka Chopra, Shahid said that since his break-up with Kareena, he had not spoken about his relationship status. – Oneindia.in
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I am just starting a kitchen demo/remodel that is very long overdue. So far we've moved the doorway into the kitchen and have ordered the cabinets, dishwasher and rangehood. I need to order the sink next and I'm already stuck. I found a brushed stainless double bowl sink made by Whitehaus. Is anyone familiar with this brand? Can you recommend it? Also, is one type of stainless steel finish better than another? Is brushed easier to maintain and less likely to scratch? Has anyone ordered from homecenter.com?
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- Posted by lavender_lass WA zone 4 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 14, 11 at 22:07
Rusty- I think you might be confusing us with the small homes forum. Also, on the kitchen forum, they know all about Whitehaus sinks and stainless steel. I'm sure they'll be happy to help you :) Just go to the top of the page and click on 'forums' and then go to 'home forums' that will take you to another page, where you can click on kitchen forums. Best of luck with your sink! |
Watch out for Whitehaus! They are really just a clearing house for manufacturers with perhaps the worst customer service to be found. Witness their forever closeout sales. they have an F grade from the BBB. Most faucet manufacturers for example, will ship you parts no cost when they fail or need replacing, they want to retain customers and their good name. Whitehaus will rake you, if you can get a hold of them. They will even quote different prices for parts to you and to the dealer that sold their product to you. If you should make them aware of an issue with a product, they will deny that it's possible, or say they've never heard of that. Good luck dealing with them. They are losing distributors and dealers rapidly, and there are reasons why! Don't make the same mistake I made. A $700.00 one. |
Hopefully, Whitehaus sinks are made better than their faucets. I bought one of their faucets 4 years ago and the finish began peeling off within the first 6 months. I thought Whitehaus was a reputable name because it was pretty expensive compared to Delta, Moen, etc. But, I found out the hard way and won't ever buy their products again! |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sun, May 5, 13 at 11:36
This is the conversation side, so we talk about anything over here!! No harm, no foul. I love Delta products, and have never had issue with their finish or reliability - Moen, not so much. Never heard of Whitehaus, but sounds like it doesn't come highly recommended! Nancy. |
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Hi all,
I just bought my first home (hooray!), and there is a young (7 ft) Japanese Maple in the front yard. (At least, that's what the old homeowners told me it was.) I just noticed today that the tips of the lower leaves are brown and starting to curl. Any ideas on what this could be? From my experience with indoor plants, burnt tips are usually the result of over-fertilization. Could that be the case here? I have no idea when the tree was planted, or how often it was fed. Any thoughts? Thanks! |
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I'm having a similar problem with a red pygmy JNmaple only it's the upper leaves that are drying up and curling. It was fertilized 2x with a fish emulsion and in early August with a slow release organic fertilizer. Information would help us avoid the problem next year. Paul |
Japanese maples are prone to fungus problems that cause such effects. Part of the plant curling up while the rest isn't doing so is a definite red flag. The most mentioned source of difficulty is verticillium wilt fungus, but it is not the only cause. |
Is the fungus a series problem or something that will go away with the 1st frost? Is there an organic way to get rid of the fungus and if not what is recommended to control or get rid of it? |
I have had the same problem and live in the midwest. I would like to know what kind of ferterlizer to use and also should I treat the fungus problem if when when to do both. thanks donna |
- Posted by walnutgrove z6 NY (My Page) on Fri, Oct 7, 05 at 13:33
I just came to ask the same question.. I purchased 2 Japenese Maples that I purchased 2 years ago, and are in different areas of my yard. They have done well up until now. Last couple of weeks I have noticed that both trees have drying and curled up leaves.. I would be curious to know what might be causing this also and if there is anything that can be done treat them. Will the trees survive? Thanks for any info Walnut |
Same problem with a weeping, green, dissected JM planted in a wind-protected, sunny 4-7 hrs/day site. My curling tips actually progressed to shedding of the curled leaves from the topmost tips while all lower leaves/branches show little or no curling and remain on the tree (and turning a beautiful red.) As a new transplant this season, wondering if stress my be contributing in my case. |
- Posted by cliffordgene zone 7 OK (My Page) on Wed, Oct 19, 05 at 14:11
Have same problem but on all leaves. Wondering what watering schedule to follow in Oklahoma. Could curled tips be over/under watering? |
You don't know hpw the previous owner took care of your tree. Possible COMMON causes of browning tips include the following; take your pick. |
I had the exact same problem with a 5 gal Japanese Maple that was planted about 8 weeks ago. I searched the internet frantically, and was about to apply an anti fungal since the symptoms are very close to a known fungal disease. Then sense got the better of me. The symptoms were almost uniformly isolated to the leaf tips, and the new under developed leafs were curling under. Just like the body shuts down circulation to your extermities first during frost bite, the plant browns out the leaf tips when it's short on water. It will also retard the growth of new growth since these aren't mature enough to help the plant survive. I watered deeply and the plant sprang back in less than 48 hours. The brown spots remain, but the new growth leaves sprang back and more shoots await! I didn't realise how much water this tree requires. I have read they are susceptible to fungus so I've tended to keep it on the dry side. I realise that wasn't right. I think I'll get a moisture metre to help. |
- Posted by darlene long missouri st louis(email@example.com) onMon, Jun 13, 11 at 21:16
the leaves of my maple are the same as above. is this a fungus?what can i do? the upper leaves are dry. it looked so healthy until now. tohot of weather or to dry. i have not fertilized this year. thanks darlene long |
- Posted by Cheryle(email@example.com) onSat, Jul 9, 11 at 18:34
I am having same problem. I hope I did not over fertilize. If so, will the plant recuperate? Any suggestions will be welcomed. |
Browning or curling leaf tips are rarely a sign of fungal infection. Usually the only thing fungal this time of year would cause spotting on the leaves, or a powdery look (powdery mildew). A good anti-fungal like Safer products should take care of anything like that. Usually the tip browning is because of stress. This can be under-watering, over-watering, too much sun, too much heat in general, or hot dry winds. Just use common sense with your plants and they should be fine. A little leaf tip damage is not going to harm them. If all the leaves dry up and fall off, that can be more serious, but even then they can recover fully - they have an extra set of leaves they can push out. However, if they use the second set of leaves and they get stressed again during this season, the plant will die. So its better not to let them get too stressed. Remember, Japanese Maples are not full sun plants normally speaking. If you have them in full sun it may just be too hot for them. Most of them do best with morning sun and afternoon shade. Even in hot, muggy climates like mine they thrive with morning sun, afternoon shade. Also be sure they are planted in good soil. They hate clay, and will quickly decline if planted in a poorly drained location. I plant all my JMs in raised beds with good top soil. I mulch well and have an inexpensive irrigation system that comes once every 4 days and gives them a good drink. In this heat they can quickly dry out, so I prefer some automation to help me keep on top of the watering chores. Good luck with your trees - I'm sure they'll do fine with a little TLC. |
I don't know what the weather was like this spring for you but here in NH we had two very hot spring days just as the Japanese Maple leaves were young. Many of the Japanese Maples around here suffered the same leaf burn from this. |
Wow that was irrelevant. I don't know why this thread was dug up from 06? |
- Posted by limestoner PA 6A (My Page) on Sun, Jul 24, 11 at 23:19
I think problem with the leaves may the weather pattern this year. I am in PA too and have noticed similar problems on Jap maples as well as some other trees. We had some wicked weather in the spring with a lot of rain and several episodes of nearly tornado strength winds. I noticed I lot of trees were just pushing out new growth at the time which can be damaged by the force of winds we had. Then, the spring rains just stopped and now it is dry as can be. I have a bunch of well established and new plants that got hit hard this fall and am just chalking it up to the weather this year. |
- Posted by thumbelinas none (My Page) on Thu, May 17, 12 at 9:51
I have had my Japanese Maple for about 5 years and never any problems till this year. I have watered good. Also been giving it some coffee grounds.No fertilization ever since I planted it, so it can't be fertilizer. I am afraid it's not going to make it. I am going to try some anti-fungal as I don't know what else to do. |
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