I will be your voice!

To the world, you are just one, but to me you are the world.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Dr. Andrew Wakefield Reports

Guilty until proven innocent: in a compelling and exclusive report, the Autism Media Channel launches its campaign to save 5 Arizona children, taken from their parents by Child Protection Services. With clock ticking down for this family, Dr Andy Wakefield interviews those involved, examines the evidence, and questions the "experts". Follow this series at autismfile.com

Sunday, September 26, 2010

First Boy Diagnosed with Autism by Dr. Kanner, Recovered!!

The first boy diagnosed by Dr. Leo Kanner with Autism in 1943, has been found alive and well. He grew up to live a happy, successful life. He is 77 and lives in Mississippi. John Donvan and Caren Zucker tracked him down for an article in The Atlantic on adults with autism.


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Donald Triplett has been known in medical literature as Donald T. Patient zero. He was treated with Gold Salts when as a child he developed Arthritis. He got better, but he also began to recover from Autism. 


As it turns out he had been exposed to Mercury. Kanner's patient zero lived in an area where a water soluble form of Mercury was first used in forestry! Dr. Kanner didn't document this treatment and would have gone unnoticed if not for the fact that Donald is alive well. He was interviewed by the author of the book "Age of Autism", on sale now. I know Amazon.com carries it.


Chapter 6 is where you will find Donald Triplett, who decided to come out of his self-imposed anonymity to be interviewed in May of 2009 by Olmsted and Blaxill to expand on the public understanding of his story for the book. 





We have been right all along and justice for our poisoned children is long over due.

http://bigjournalism.com/gtaylor/2010/09/26/the-real-story-behind-autism-patient-donald-t/


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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Mickie's Love of Music

Mickie may not be able to sit still for a minute, but every morning before the bus picks him up for school, he sits and watches some parts of the movie "Together". I say some parts, because he only likes the parts where the little boy is playing the violin.

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Court case of woman accused of hurting autistic girl continued


This story is so close to home, that this little girl might as well be Mickie. He could never tell me if someone hurt him......and for all I know I might have already happen-there is no way he could tell anyone!
If not for video surveillance in the school bus, the abuse of a little girl with autism, might have gone unpunished.
Source: ctpost.com
TRUMBULL -- For a 9-year-old autistic girl, hell was riding the school bus every day.
That's when, police say, the 24-year-old bus monitor, Jennifer Davila, would torture the young girl, pinching her, poking her, wrenching the girl's small fingers as they drove along the route from the girl's home to school and back again.

For the girl's mother it was a nightmare come true.

"Imagine having a child who can't tell you she has been hurt but she has been severely injured several times," said the mother, who asked that her name not be used. "It's agony. You send your child into what you expect is a safe environment and then learn later it was in fact a place of danger to her. It's just unthinkable." On Tuesday morning Davila, of East Washington Avenue in Bridgeport, appeared in Superior Court in Bridgeport.

Davila is charged with three counts of risk of injury to a child and three counts of third-degree assault on a disabled person. Free on bond, her case was continued without a plea to Sept. 9.

"My client denies all the allegations against her and we are going to continue to investigate the state's claims," said Davila's lawyer, Stuart Hawkins.

According to police, on at least three occasions last April and May, Davila, a monitor on a bus for special needs children for the First Student Bus Co., abused the little girl. Police said there could have been more incidents but only three were captured on the bus's video surveillance camera.

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