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Name:
Rafael
Channel Views:
3,760
Age:
34
Joined:
November 13, 2006
Last Sign In:
4 days ago
Subscribers:
116
Website:
Thanks for all your comments. If you want more info on the DAN! treatment please visit http://www.generationrescue...
About Me:
Hi,
I'm a parent of a wonderful child: Diego. He was diagnose with Autism and we are currently fighting to recover him (total or partial, We don't care).
If you have any questions about how to recover a child from Autism please do not hesitate to contact me. I'm a Generation Rescue's rescue angel.
Thanks for all your comments. If you want more info on the treatment please visit http://www.generationrescue...
Thank you for stoping by.
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Country:
United States
Occupation:
Software Engineer
Hobbies:
Autism, soccer, computers.
Movies:
House, Heroes, 4400, Kyle XY, Grey's Anatomy, 'till Death, Everybody Loves Raymond and many more.
Music:
Techno, Pop, Rock, Latin Music: Salsa, Merengue, etc
Books:
Technical and medical books. I don't read a book unless I need to learn something. Well yes, I read "The Da Vinci Code" and "Trojan Horse" from J.J. Benitez (Vol 1 -4). That's it.
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Channel Comments
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facelessfatloss
(7 months ago)
Thank you for your efforts here my friend. :-) I have long held one of your videos in my favorites. Kudos!
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duracin78
(8 months ago)
Wow i've just seen ethan's recovery from autism,what exactly did he go through or take to get to his recovery?
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onuba999999
(9 months ago)
saludos
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HealthRanger7
(10 months ago)
Great channel!
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StarbucksCoffeeFreak
(1 year ago)
Please pray for me. I'm starting biomedical intervention with my five-year-old daughter; she is nonverbal and not potty-trained and stims all day. Please pray that it works!
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RecoveredAutism
(1 year ago)
Glad to see more people spreading the word about autism recovery. It is possible! Keep up your hard work. It is worth it.
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