11-20-2007, 04:35 AM
wilky Wrote:
Autism, at it's most severe is a living nightmare for the individual child or adult, and advocating against a 'cure' is sheer ignorance and cruelty.
Amy and Gareth,
I sincerely hope that one day you will feel some shame for politicizing what is essentialy a serious debilitating condition, and indoctrinating your own belief system via propaganda and scaremongering vulnerable and troubled young adults and children on the autistic spectrum, who come to AFF for support and friendship from others like themselves.
Could either of you honestly say you have any real experience of living with profound autism?
Amy and Gareth,
I sincerely hope that one day you will feel some shame for politicizing what is essentialy a serious debilitating condition, and indoctrinating your own belief system via propaganda and scaremongering vulnerable and troubled young adults and children on the autistic spectrum, who come to AFF for support and friendship from others like themselves.
Could either of you honestly say you have any real experience of living with profound autism?
This is a well thought out & deliberately very cruel post to people who should be commended & honoured for their efforts rather than maligned.
Have you any experience of living or working with profound autism? Some of us have.
I believe that most AFF members ' live with ' some degree of autism or AS, be it themselves, as parents or both.
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I think you would benefit John Best's example. His relentless effort and determination to 'cure' his son's autism is commendable and is a credit to him.
Why 'cure' ? Does this have a different meaning from cure?
wilky Wrote:
Sarajoke, and everyone else commenting on this thread. I urge you to read John Best's latest post about his son.
If John Best's post is so good that we are "all urged to read it", why hasn't it been posted for us all to see? I know that a link can't be made, but a quote can be as far as I'm aware.