Why Your Child Is Autistic #1

First video in a series designed to help you understand autism better and to help your child overcome the difficulties often associated with the diagnosis of autism.
The videos are all numbered. #2 will be up in mid october. THANKS FOR WATCHING!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• autism
• cure
• diet
• gfcf
• autistic
• vaccine
• mercury
• jenny
• aspergers
• jerky
• recovery
• chelation

[wattaaa]

I understand what you're saying about adapting yourself to understand your child's behavior instead of wishing he was behaving differently, which I think is definitely something that needs to be addressed.

However, the parents who are saying that autism is something beautiful that we need to accept and move on with are simply intellectually slothful. Your child is suffering from intracranial pressure, severe diarrhea, memory impairment, and you're so lazy you'd rather say "eh, that's how it is

[PhilCommander2]

I agree that some parents are doing that...but a lot of parents who say to 'accept' autism are saying that you need to deal with the medical issues (some of which you mentioned) but there are some traits that are labeled 'autistic behaviours' that are actually just part of the kids personality.

These need to be left alone and celebrated. Not enough parents are trying to discern the two though.

Thanks for your comment!

[ABAisSCIENCE]

My nephew would look to me & answer each question to professionals my name at ending & looking to me.

Not for approval, but because I was only person talked to 1st few months when he learned to speak.

He also would run to a mirror if I was hurt to see if he was hurt too. So Freudian, but not really.

When his mother would ask, "Who loves you?" he would answer with my name.

Autism is diagnosed by behavior due to having too many mutations in their genes or deletions. Their parents do not have.

[PhilCommander2]

"Autism is diagnosed by behavior due to having too many mutations in their genes or deletions"

This is actually just your opinion. Im not saying that you are wrong or right...I'm just saying that there is no clear cause of autism and whenever anyone says that "autism is caused by" they then go on to state an opinion because there is no accepted cause of autsim.

[springrobin]

Love your thinking Phil. What did you wish Teachers of your child were more like? or would have told you? or helped you with? Or do for you"? "etc

[PhilCommander2]

Actually I just wanted the teachers to not mess up what I was doing. His early teachers were very honest about not being educated in autism and would ask me advice in many cases. Then he got teachers who were trained in autism and they have helped tremendously. They did their things and I did mine.

[KarinOll]

... because of the toxic overload ... starting with mercury. Dr. Klinghardt, Dr. Chris Shade (Mercury Test - quicksilverscientific), Dr. Boyd Haley.

[DVideoPro]

your teh best phil

[1988rogers]

Denis Leary..."I'll tell you what autism is. In 99 percent of the cases, it's a brat who hasn't been told to cut the act out. That's what autism is. What do you mean they scream and they're silent? They don't have a father around to tell them, 'Don't act like a moron. You'll get nowhere in life. Stop acting like a putz. Straighten up. Act like a man. Don't sit there crying and screaming, idiot.' ".....

[TheZoneZone]

I've been on the path of trying to understanding my son's autistic behavior for four years. He is now five. I believe that he has greatly benefited from being brought down this path of understanding. I hope more parents choose this path.

[drmaier]

Agreed, Phil. It's actually a suffix that modifies the adjective, applying the trait to the subject of the adjective.

[toorare2die]

i'm infuriated by the way this man repeats everything so many times. Aren't the parents watching this insulted? Who wants to learn from that?

[KimberlyMahurin]

An autistic mind is a beautiful thing. We dont want to get rid of it. Autism is who they are. Phil I recognize the efforts you have put forth on youtube and its not easy. Thank you for sharing all your realizations for it is not easily understood for most.

[KimberlyMahurin]

Understanding autism is complex, but over time it gets easier with your knowledge. So autism and behavior is separate. Then you have acceptable behavior and bad behaviors. Bad behaviors are often due to the imbalance in the system. Once understood those behaviors can be helped making the child happy and comfortable in life.