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Old 11-20-2008, 02:35 PM
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While I know that some cases of Autism are linked to vaccines, I am still 100% that that is the only reason. For some yes, but when you look at how many cases of Autism there are these days, it does make you wonder why. Personally I think it is a combination of all the toxins that children have been exposed to. Not only children, but parents. It's is only lately that people are aware of the hazards of certain chemicals so formulas for cleaning products and such have been changed. But what about all the years people were using all these products thinking they were safe? IMO there has to be some type of residual affect.
And then too, this istrictly my opinion here, I think doctors are so quick to want to label things these days. I know a case where a child was somewhat behind in school and the parents(the mother especially) had this idea that her son was behind because he had some type of disability. Turns out the kids was fine just learning at his own pace, but I wonder how many doctors would have been willing to"find" something wrong.

I don't know the answer, I wish I did. Sadly there are children with Autism and families struggle and suffer with it. It just seems that when I was growing up and up until 15 to 20 years ago Autism wasn't so widespread as it is today.

I am sure there will be studies that will say it is because of assited reproduction or people haveing babies at older ages, but again I am 100% sold on that. I mean I know families of days gone by where the parents were older and none had autism. I just think as I said before it is a combination of things.
At best all we can do is aviod thing that might trigger Autism. No matter how much we worry isn't going to change an outcome.

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