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"Here are the results of our three children CAM Kinanse and their presentation.  I was extremely grateful for CAM Kinase results as my DD was 2 1/2 at the time and had regressed to one word of 'up' and consider to have Velcro Syndrome by predominate children's hospital (wanted to be up and in our arms, very clingy).  It provided us with the information that something was potentially wrong at such a young age.  She is being treated for Lyme Induced Autism and has made huge strides towards recovery.  She still has language regression when herx'ing of grunting, pointing, talks with lisp and slurs words but for the most part is meeting all her age appropriate bench marks at 5 1/2 years. \n  \nDS1: CAM Kinase: 135 (taken shortly after steroid burst), elevated anti-neuronals, sudden on-set after vaccination, strep illness and exposure to child with full body rash all within three week period.  Predominate TIC presentation \n  \nDS2: CAM Kinase: 148, elevated anti-neuronals, no sudden on-set, rage behavior, OCD, sensory issues, Aspergers tendencies, heart related issues including aneurysm's (aneurysm developed in days after exposure to strep illness and getting sick). 2 1/2 years old when CAM Kinase was done \n  \nDD: CAM Kinase: 159, NO elevated anti-neuronals, no sudden on-set, no OCD or TICS, speech regression, high anxiety, mood liability, suddenly lost weight and muscle tone. 2 1/2 years old when CAM Kinase was done \n  \nAll have a high viral load specifically Coxsackies (older son had Coxsackies when I was about 34 weeks pregnant with twins and I got sick as well but had no obvious sign of Coxsackies with mouth or facial sores), HHV6, EBV, Lyme, Babesia, Bartonella.... only our oldest son had strep titers and have come down with treatment. \n  \nThose test results saved my younger two children from so much worse... Thankfully we stopped vaccinating at time due to results. \n"
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