New study finds no link between 'too many vaccines' and autism

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http://www.ageofautism.com/2013/03/johns-missing-autism-wandering-and-why-we-need-action-now.html
http://www.ageofautism.com/2013/03/alert-the-media-yes-autistic-kids-have-a-novel-bowel-disease.html
http://www.ageofautism.com/2013/03/wizard-extortion-pharmaceutical-epidemic-judge-rotenberg-school-of-shock.html
http://www.ageofautism.com/2013/03/day-19-loyola-chicago-hospital-locks-down-autistic-patient.html

http://thinkingmomsrevolution.com/media-kit/media-kit-videos/

Q&A 4: WHEN DID YOU START TO WORRY ABOUT YOUR CHILD? 3:06

■ALISON MACNEIL – CAMBRIDGE, MA 0:06 I first started to worry about my son about 16 months. He stopped playing with his toys, he stopped making eye contact, didn’t notice if you walked into a room, and had liquid rancid diarrhea all day long.

■SUGAH – HOUSTON, TX 0:38 It was between 12 months to 24 months

■0:49 He was not talking like he should be talking, he would just parrot back whatever I had to say.

■CATHY BRENNAN REILLY – ROCKPORT MA 1:31 At around 18 months he got a cold, a regular cold which turned into pneumonia which turned into ear infections which turned into pneumonia again. During that time he had a fever related seizure, 6 to 8 weeks after the illness he recovered and um, he had lost all his language, he couldn’t speak any more.

Book Review

“This Revolution ignites spirit and brilliance out of the tinder of wrenching pain, crazy contradictions, and a confused and collapsing medical system. Viva la Revolution!!”
~ Martha Herbert, MD, PhD. Pediatric Neurologist and Brain Development Researcher at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital.




Autism Beyond The Spectrum: Inspiring True Stories From Parents Fighting To Rescue Their Children

Twenty-three moms and one brave dad make up The Thinking Moms’ Revolution. Their group stretches from Montana to Malaysia to Montreal. While parenting children with disabilities, they came together on Facebook to collaborate about bio-medical and dietary interventions, as well as doctors and researchers developing cutting edge treatments. In the process they became a tight-knit family dedicated to helping their children lose their diagnoses. Out of this collaboration they have created something far more substantial. Suspecting that the roots of their children’s autism, adhd, asthma, sensory processing disorder and food allergies may be found in the overuse of antibiotics, preventative medical care, environmental toxins and processed food, they began a mission to turn it around!

Here, Helen Conroy and Lisa Joyce Goes have collected TMR’s stories of healing and hope as they fight to recover their children from autism and related disorders. Each chapter is written by a different TMR member sharing how they found each other, what they have learned along their journey, and why the support of close friends, also parenting kids with special needs, is so important. In this book you will read about their individual experiences, and learn how their determination and friendships have become a daily motivation for parents worldwide.