Hi, my name is Eric. I just turned 5 years old. I have ASD. I heard my mom use the term "high functioning" so I guess that's me. I go to preschool and therapy. Im trying really hard but I get so frustrated or nervous. I know I frustrate my family too.
My name is Amber. I'm a reporter for Medill News Service at Northwestern. I'm writing an article on a recent study that says autism risks can be identified through an infant's placenta. I was wondering if there is anyone in the Chicago area or even in Illinois who would be able to talk to me briefly for my article? My deadline is today so if someone could get back to me on here, I would greatly appreciate it.
This week is a emotional week for me. I don't know what it is. I worry about Ethan so much all the time and while most of the time I am very positive...This is not one of those weeks....
( Part 3 of 12) 4 years and 7 months after reversing, curing and healing his symptoms of autism naturally. Brandon is celebrating his 10th birthday at Legoland the birthday destination of his choosing. While waiting for other cousins to arrive, Brandon quietly looks around Legoland. Seeing is believing! For more information go to www.brandonwindow.com and get direct links to over 380 videos of my grandson Brandon's AMAZING progress of reversing, curing, healing and preventing the SYMPTOMS of AUTISM NATURALLY!
I was recently at an Autism fundriaser on the Gold Coast, Australia and was speaking with a young woman who has a 5 year old daughter with Autism. As I looked at her and listeden to her I could see the anguish on her face and hear the pain in her voice, no different to myself all those years ago. My son is now 15 and when I think back all those years ago, to me, Autism was this black abyss with no idea of the future and no light at the end of the tunnel. For a while I felt hopeless until one day, after 6 months of daily games of "Simon Says", he finally GOT IT!! Our screams of joy and excitement could have been heard across the globe. It was that day that made me reaise that if he could learn a game of Simon Says then he had the ability to LEARN. Most days are pretty good we always seem to find a positive thought to hold onto. From all the deep lows have come great highs, from the painful tears have come extreme happiness, from the heartbreak and anguish has come fulfilling laughter and from the deep sorrow we have come closer together. Every now and then I have to remember to look back on whee we have come from so we can continue to look to the future.
