When Autism came to reside in our house in 2001 I wanted to believe that our uninvited visitor was going to be a temporary “guest”.  Now, nine years later, I have studied autism for well over 7,000 hours (I quit logging my hours in 2008) and I know that our guest has become a permanent [...]

When you’ve got someone in your household on a gluten free diet, going out to eat is a real challenge… options generally  include grilled chicken or fish, hamburger with no bun, rice and beans, fruits and vegetables and ice cream! The healthy choices are pretty limited… Limited only if you haven’t visited Johnny Carino’s Italian [...]

According to a recent report from Food Consumer.org, the use of Tylenol could be a contributing factor in the increase of autism. Author David Liu explains in his article titled Tylenol linked to autism that the use of Tylenol by pregnant mothers might actually increase their risk of delivering a child who will develop autism. [...]

If you live in the Santa Clarity Valley area, you might want consider attending the Mayors Committee for Employment of Individuals with Disabilities Annual General Membership Meeting. (now, if that isn’t a mouthful!) This meeting will be held from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12 at the Activities Center located at 20850 [...]

Autism and the Immune System call outline: Every Tuesday from 10 – 10:30 a.m. MT I invite you to join us on this call. Conference in @ 218-339-4300, pin 799046# Please join us with your questions. May 4: Vaccinations, Part 1 –What are adjuvants? What are adjuvants? (Pronounced ad-jew-vents) What are adjuvants made of? What [...]