" He’s making more eye contact, and initiating the eye contact himself. He’ll come to me wanting things. Normally he would just walk around in circles and get anxious and upset, and I’d have to work it out. But now he’s coming to me. "
NAME: Mark Godzilla Yu AGE: 6 COUNTRY: U.S.A. DIAGNOSIS: Autism REASON FOR COMING TO TREATMENT: Mark was diagnosed with autism in 2004. He was a healthy child until approximately 18 months. 12 hours after being given the MMR vaccination, he stopped eating, communicating and maintaining eye contact. Mark's family hope for improvements in his verbal communication. TREATMENT: (26 June 2007) 5 stem cell injections. (24 July 2007) 3 spinal injections, 3 IDV's. Both courses of treatment included rehabilitation therapy. START OF TREATMENT: 26 June 2007
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BEFORE THE TREATMENT: Mark displayed mental and cognitive abnormalities, specifically delayed speech and social interaction, manifested in hyperactivity or disobedience. His state of mental development was comparable with that of a 3 or 4 year old child.
AFTER THE TREATMENT: (5 July 2007) After ten days, Mark exhibited behavioral improvements. He was more able to sit calmly and engage without delay in simple conversation. His communicative ability also increased and he now speaks more frequently and coherently. Mark seems more comfortable in front of the camera in the post treatment interview, which is a promising sign of improvement.
(24 July 2007) Mark's social interaction has shown vast improvements. He has become very comfortable in the presence of crowds. His mother says that he, 'Is seeking out other children,' and, 'Now has a social life.' Marks behavior has also improved. He no longer loses his temper spontaneously as seen in the earlier stages of treatment.
Most importantly, Mark's communication and language skills have changed profoundly. He can converse without pausing and his speech has become '100% clearer,' which consequently is enabling him to show such improvements in socializing.
