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After this news hit the media the reaction has been a mix of jubilation mixed with angst that it was for a short period of time.
The first conviction for the distribution of MMS is regardless a triumph for all who oppose MMS being used as a ‘ Cure’, it’s unscientifically proven, unregulated and is causing pain and suffering to thousands of autistic children and vulnerable adults globally.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CIV
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, ...
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As an individual with Aspergers and children on the wonderfully neurodiverse spectrum I feel I must speak out on the subject of combating autism.
Why is it when I inform people of the fact my children have autism I am immediately offered unwanted advice, apologies and pity?
The media thats why. The scaremongering by companies like autism speaks depicting families with autism as tragic, at a loss and with a child ...
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I’m a member of two FB Autism Support groups. One UK based, secret, administrated 24/7 by a dedicated worldwide team, and the other one.
The other one doesn’t have a great reputation in the Autistic Community, being known as “Hell Group” by many, “The Big Group” by some. I call it The Dark Side. It’s not a nice place if you’re an Autistic Adult with an opinion, an argument or experience ...
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When I first had my youngest son I had never considered home education. I thought to do it you had to be rich or have some sort of formal training.
It was something that had not even entered my mind, as far as I knew your child had to start nursery, then they had to start school.
That was that.
My son changed all that.
He ...
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By Mandy Little
A WOOLWICH mum and campaigner against a controversial “cure” for autism is keen to share her experiences and help support parents in the area.
Emma Dalmayne, who home educates her seven-year-old autistic son and daughter, three, who is yet to be formally diagnosed with the condition, has set up a website with tips ...
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I never experienced grief when my children were diagnosed on the spectrum. I experienced relief, and I experienced anger that I wasn’t listened to sooner. I experienced sadness for the difficulties my son would face, and I experienced panic over how my children would cope when I’m no longer here.
I also felt intense resentment for anyone who asked questions and made statements born of sheer ignorance.
I’m sure you’ve heard a few ...
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Can you tell me how many children have ‘recovered’ on this protocol?
“ 191 as of today … but there are other people doing the protocol and they don’t share the recoveries”.
I decided to contact Kerri Rivera, I said that I am enquiring from a mothers group who’s children have been diagnosed autistic and ...
Aspierations and Autieness Meet up Manchester
On Sunday 18th of October from as far as Northumberland, London, North Essex, Birmingham, Newcastle and North Yorkshire members of the Facebook support group Aspierations and Autieness travelled to Manchester to meet at the first Manchester group gathering, held at the Manchester Museum.
Some came up that day others booked hotels especially, including myself as my children would have found the journey to much to undertake ...
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The more I have pondered the worse it gets.
A well known and up until recently well respected online publication issued an embargo on all submissions relating to MMS GcMAF and autistic mistreatments.
They then have followed up with what can only be described as a hate filled article that could potentially incite violence towards autistics.
Why?
What had caused this to occur?
We are none the wiser as hundreds of comments ...
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