I am Phyllis Wheeler, mother of two kids with Asperger's: "Mike" and "Shannon."
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Phyllis | March 29, 2010
Well-meaning senators are seriously considering a bill that is intended to curb abuses of supplements by athletes, but would drastically curtail my rights and yours to purchase supplements as we have been doing, for autism treatment regimens and more.
Phyllis | March 16, 2010
There was an article in the Los Angeles Times March 12 in which yet another reporter reported an unbalanced story–failing to report the “other side of the question” –perpetuating the autism-vaccine logical fallacy yet again.
Phyllis | March 9, 2010
Jenny McCarthy wrote an excellent article today in the Huffington Post, “Who’s Afraid of the Truth about Autism?” Please check it out.
Phyllis | March 3, 2010
At that time we had begun to treat him with supplements from Amy Yasko’s protocol. But they weren’t working. Then in December or so we were able to figure out which Yasko supplements help him, and had him only on those. He has been doing better and better ever since. He’s taking algebra again this year.
At his teacher conference yesterday his algebra teacher told me she thinks he has gift for math. He asks penetrating questions. He does all his work. He is organized. He is getting an A.
Phyllis | March 1, 2010
What we need is a definitive study that compares vaccinated populations and unvaccinated. THAT study would prove it one way or another, not the tiny measles vaccine study that appeared to be flawed. This Associated Press article reports on a University of Michigan phone survey a year ago of 1,552 parents inquiring about whether they were vaccinating their children. It would have been a lot more valuable if it had also inquired about whether their children are autistic or not, permitting correlation of the two pieces of data.