Where Autism Comes From

Just my own thoughts on the matter.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• autism
• aspergers
• spectrum
• disorders
• neurodiversity

[OrangeSunshine2]

Is there any special reason you tape youself while sitting in your car? Who is hammering in the background? What color are your eyes?

[thewildeman2]

It worked at the time, I have no idea who is hammering, I was outside so it could have been anyone, and my eyes are brown. Anything else?

[JohnJoonya]

I ABSOLUTELY share your view on the shredding of our DNA.

Even the deodorant we buy has "Aluminum Zirconium", which has been traced in some studies to Alzheimer's.

The FDA is a joke. No one in power actually cares what is being pumped into the public sphere as long as they get a cut of the profit.

I especially like the commercials for brain medications where the side effects include "Suicidal Thoughts or Tendencies" or "Sudden Unexplained Death".

Really raises the bar, eh?

[thewildeman2]

Thank you, you are absolutely right. The problem is highly corporate greed and our government needs to stop letting it happen.

[autisticaplanet]

I strongly believe that genetics and the enviornment play a role either seperate or together. I don't believe vaccines are to blame because I showed autistic symptoms in utero i.e. extreme kicking when my mom played the organ-and I have severe auditory sensitivity. No matter what our opinoins, sadly I see people attacking each other on other video posts or sites. Remember, united we stand. I don't like the ND offshoot being so over-bearing either. Autism can be a blessing/and a curse too. Thanks

[thewildeman2]

Vaccine generated autism is a very different animal then hereditary autism tho. Still, you are very right about united we stand. No matter why we have it, it's there and we can live our lives with the right support.

[thewildeman2]

Okay.... I will look that up. I'm sorry you had a bad go in the medical field. It's really hard to know what's going to happen when you are out on those waters alone. I've been reading about some interesting influences that doctors operate under. Check out Reader's Digest, 41 things Drs don't tell you. I really hope to educate families and what they need to know and look for in getting proper diagnosis. Misdiangnosis is real and we need to educate ourselves for a hope of survival.

[wileypuppup]

A lot of what you said has also been said by the person (who will remain nameless) we beat each other senseless over on another commentary.

I would recommend searching Dr. Peter Breggin for excellent alternatives to common treatments today. I have been victimized by the medical field and was nearly killed by a doctor who over prescribed whether by carelessly or selfishly. If certain problems are caused by vaccines or medications, I'm not sure they are always the answer.

aka fuzzyburglar

[thewildeman2]

It can be very very challenging when living without diagnosis and the counseling that can help you with the world around you. Thank you for sharing here, I would advise working on the diagnosis and then maybe some therapy, it's like learning a new languate, but I'm 38 and I managed, maybe it will help him?

[Srhandel]

I have a 40 year old brother who most likely has asperger's syndrome. He still lives at home with our mother. When my mom was pregnant was him she started hemorhagging, she was brought to the hospital and given medications to prevent her from miscarrying, I believe this in some way may have caused his disabilities. He has had problems in his relationships and with holding down a job. He is high functioning though.