@JarSando @ptymlt@C_3C_3 😂. So you believed a piece of cloth could protect you from nanoparticles? Or you’re protected in a restaurant as long as you wear a mask only when standing or walking? 🤭
@BigNickR10@C_3C_3 His first round of remdesivir in an Ebola outbreak showed it was deadly. He know. It was his prodigal drug that failed TWICE. He knew!
This is pretty incredible. We all felt the earthquake here in San Diego. The elephants at the wild animal park (20 miles closer to the epicenter) surrounded the babu elephant in a defensive circle. These creatures are impressive.
I know at least 30 doctors, including myself, who would gladly debate @jeremyfaust over the “misinformation” he claims we’re spreading.
What say you Jeremy?
AUTISM - A FACEBOOK POST:
AUTISM..its so much more than many know...my son, born perfectly normal in 1991... happens to be one of the 25% being talked about lately...
FINALLY! We are being HEARD, SEEN! After being silenced and hidden for decades!!! For over 3 DECADES, my son and my family have suffered through...PROFOUND autism..
some even longer! Its criminal! I promised my boy at an early age that I would never give up on him and I will continue to fight for answers .... LKS
If you think to “just love and accept them as they are” is enough for a child who can’t speak, can’t sleep, can’t tolerate different smells or textures, and hurts themselves daily - you don’t deserve to call yourself an advocate for people with autism!
Imagine calling yourself an “autism advocate” while having zero clue that it’s been documented that at least 26% of autistic individuals fall under what’s now being called profound autism - meaning they’re nonverbal, minimally verbal, must be supervised 24/7.
The irony? Most of these internet “advocates” dont even realize this type of autism exists because their child’s mild diagnosis is so much cuter. 🙈
And then imagine turning around and shaming the parents who are desperately trying to help their severely autistic children live a safer, calmer, more functional life, because they decided that “finding solutions” is offensive. 😵💫🤯
That’s not advocacy. That’s ignorance at it's finest. And it’s HARMFUL. It prevents parents from doing more to help their kids because they’re told nothing is wrong, and just to accept, accept, ACCEPT. I will NEVER ACCEPT my sons autism as being a 'different kind of normal.'. NEVER... because I know that my son is in torment..
THAT is NOT anywhere near normal.
Loving them as they are WHILE fighting for better outcomes aren’t opposites,
they go hand in hand ‼️
REAL advocacy would never discourage the parents who are fighting like hell for their kids’ futures. REAL advocacy means you stand beside them and FIGHT for them, WITH them! We are all in this together, but we have been divided ...
No one should speak over the people who are in crisis just because your child doesn’t have the same struggles. Some of us would be ecstatic if our kids could talk at all...go to regular classrooms, hug their parents, brush their teeth..list goes on...
You shoukd not take a diagnosis and then dismiss the most vulnerable people in the entire autism community. Although that’s what some continue to do.
If helping kids heal offends you more than watching them suffer, you’re not an advocate - you’re just another ignorant person on the internet.
Do better.
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Detoxification, hyperbaric oxygen treatment, NAD+ IVs, chlorine dioxide, and many other therapies can help those with autism function better, and I have an entire web page devoted to the topic. Ask if you’d like to see it.
And although there are many causes of autism, vaccines are the primary cause and must be stopped.
~ Larry