By Dr. Nicole Sundene I was just reading this article by Jim Carey on vaccines and started thinking…. Wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall at Jim Carey and Jenny McCarthy’s house? I have always been a fan of both of theirs and am delighted to see that they found each other. […]
By Tara McClintick I’ve always LOVED kids. Unlike most of my friends who weren’t sure what route they wanted to take in life, I was confident in my choice to become an Early Childhood Teacher. My first post-college position was to teach a preschool class for the County MR/DD program. It was here I was […]
By Dr. Scott Olson While the number of children with autism continues to climb, the reason for this devastating disease has remained a mystery. A central mechanism (or a theory that explains the entire disease) has been elusive, but Russell Blaylock MD, author of Excitotoxins, has recently authored scientific articles that support the notion that […]
By Gretchen Wilson When my grandson was four years old, we went through a very difficult time. He is both autistic and blind, and I really thought placement in a foster home would help me to care for him and keep him safe while I dealt with a few situations. Unfortunately I was wrong. In […]
By Debi Tyree Haney I had a normal pregnancy with my second daughter, the only exception being that I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes at week 34 of pregnancy. In July of 1999 I gave birth to a 7lb, 13oz baby girl named Allie. For the entire 9 months following her birth, she cooed, babbled, […]
My name is Kelly, and I am the very proud mom of a beautiful little boy named Seth. He is seven years old and has Autism. Back when I was pregnant with Seth, I never knew that Autism was becoming the most rapidly growing epidemic of our time. Back then, I’m sure it was still […]
By Trécera Lee April is Autism Awareness Month. Sad that we have to have special “days” in order for the world to recognize that autism is EVERYWHERE! Today, I’m asking, “What do YOU want the world to know about autism?” What information are you willing to share in the hope that others may learn from […]
By Tara McClintick Why are food and diet some of the most challenging aspects of raising a child with autism? Make the decision to change the way your child, and perhaps your whole family, is eating and – BAM!!! You seem to hit walls of resistance every which way you turn! The walls are so […]
By Tara Mclintick, mother of a child with autism What is the best diet for an autistic child? The connection between diet and autism is complex and not fully understood yet. Although I am not a doctor, here is what I know: 1. Food allergies and sensitivities are extremely common among individuals with autism. 2. […]
By Tara McClintick You probably already know that autism is growing. A 6,000% increase, 1 in 150 children, 1 in 94 boys - the statistics are steadily rising. This is a journey we are all on, even though many are not aware. There will be numerous benefits to more people consciously getting on board. The […]
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