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Part 2: Frau Koma's Second Coming: Mass Murder, Autism and the Cult of Weaponized Genetics by Kim S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 01 Jan 2013 12:00am Part 2, Profectus ( Part 1 is here.) "No wonder kids grow up crazy. A cat's cradle is nothing but a bunch of X's between somebody's hands, and little kids look and look and look at all those X's..." "And?" "No damn cat, and no damn cradle." ~Kurt Vonnegut, Cat’s Cradle By Adriana Gamondes In the introduction to Nuclea ... Read on »

Autism - The Politics of Hate and Cure by Gavin B. Facebook

Posted Mon 05 Mar 2012 5:38pm This is bound to be a controversial post and I'll probably offend at least a few people out there. It's not my intention but it's probably inevitable so before I begin, I want to apologize - it's nothing personal okay. At the same time, I'll admit that I'm not entirely qualified to say what I'll be saying here. My kids can use the toilet t ... Read on »

Raising An Autistic Child - Reality Check # 1 by Harold L D. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 11:31am Raising an autistic child brings both great joy and great challenges, for the parents and for the child's brothers and sisters. As a father nothing lifts my spirits more than arriving home after a tough day at work and seeing Conor's face pressed against the window waiting for Dad. I went to a local pub to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs - ... Read on »

Dr. Buttar on IV EDTA Chelation and the Autistic Boy's Death by Pat S. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 6:12pm A 5-year old autistic boy named Abubakar Tariq Nadamas died last week, most likely from the IV EDTA chelation treatment he was undergoing. This news sent a shock wave through the autism community. This makes total sense when you read page 4 of " Treatment Options for Mercury/Metal Toxicity in Autism and Related Developmental Disabilities: Con ... Read on »

Journalist Greg Dobbs on The "Sausage Making" of His WorldNet Autism Vaccine Story by Kim S. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 01 Oct 2011 12:00am August 2011 By Greg Dobbs Dear Family and Friends, Although the piece that just ran on our program World Report was my swan song on HDNet, it was satisfying, because while everyone surely won’t agree with the conclusions I reached, it’s on an important topic that is terribly complex and equally controversial: childhood ... Read on »

Autism Society NB Advocacy History: Saving The Stan Cassidy Centre Autism Team by Harold L D. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 08 Jul 2012 2:06pm It is difficult to say, as an outsider, what factors weigh most heavily in the minds of public decision makers when they make decisions which impact a community, especially a vulnerable community like children with tertiary level care requirements. In May 2005 it was announced that a very valuable resource was going to be closing in ... Read on »

The Autism Speaks Book List by Kev Leitch Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 29 Aug 2011 5:07pm I want to like Autism Speaks. I really do. I know some very good people working with Autism Speaks. From a very practical standpoint, they are one of the biggest autism organizations and I need them to be doing good. Unfortunately, sometimes Autism Speaks does things which I really find difficult to support. Recently, I pointed out t ... Read on »

Book Review of a Flawed and Mean Spirited Autism Book by Harold L D. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 18 Jun 2009 10:10pm Book reviews are not where I would expect to find a good understanding of autism spectrum disorders or the quirky neurodiversity anti-cure ideology which demonizes parents seeking to help their children but there are always exceptions. A review by Professor Guy Dove of Wendy Lawson's Book Concepts of Normality The Autistic and Typical Spectrum ... Read on »

Autism is not for the faint of heart by Tricia Patient Expert

People's HealthBlogger Awards 2009 - Best 100 Winner!

Posted Fri 07 Aug 2009 11:46am By CHRISTOPHER TUFFLEY | News Sun AVON PARK — Seven-year-old Sydney Lanier’s eyes sparkle. She has a delightful gap-toothed smile. Left to herself, she plays happily for hours. Sydney also has excellent manners, especially for one so young. Ask her, “Do you want to play?” She answers politely, “No, thank you.” That polite rep ... Read on »

Change.org's Straw Man Attack On Autism Recovery by Harold L D. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 16 Apr 2009 11:14pm Change.org represents a progressive voice on many fronts but when it comes to children and adults with autism spectrum disorders it has chosen to embrace the regressive ideology of Neurodiversity (ND). The ND ideology is regressive on many fronts, it is inherently undemocratic in that adults with mild versions of autism disorders assert a right ... Read on »