Regression

Yes thank you for this post. I identify with what you say. I regressed as a small child. It was round about the time I received my dipheria vaccine as a toddler. I am not saying that this event caused the regression however it is very coincidental that I did happen to regress at the same time as this event happening. I also wasn't aware that the dph vaccine contains aluminium which is a neurotoxin that alters brain GABA levels and causes hyperexcitability and an overactive brain leading to symptoms of anxiety and seizures tremors and the rest. I wasn't aware that certain vaccines have the capability to alter brain chemistry in certain people who have the correct susceptibility genes. But who knows it could be coincidental. I don't know. I am also not giving advice or health advice. Just my story which is equally valid to others.

This is interesting. The vaccine convo is defo an area of interest given it's so widespread for kids

Yes interesting. I like to think of autism as an insidious disease that infests the human mind. I feel damaged mentally or neurologically however you wish to phrase it. Something just doesn't feel right I am constantly there but not fully there at the same time if you get what I mean by that. People always talk about 'the lights are on but no one is home' I mean something like this. I find autism as a topic highly interesting. I constantly get throbbing pains in my head especially in response to loud noises or bright lights. I take paracetamol from time to time to combat this. I even went to see a neurologist which I had to wait a few years for. But they have sent me for a brain scan I do wonder what this scan might show to be honest but time will tell I suppose. By the way I have never had my head scanned not once. I understand that it's not something most autistic people get the chance to experience so I am grateful in that sense haha

Yes interesting. I like to think of autism as an insidious disease that infests the human mind. I feel damaged mentally or neurologically however you wish to phrase it. Something just doesn't feel right I am constantly there but not fully there at the same time if you get what I mean by that. People always talk about 'the lights are on but no one is home' I mean something like this. I find autism as a topic highly interesting. I constantly get throbbing pains in my head especially in response to loud noises or bright lights. I take paracetamol from time to time to combat this. I even went to see a neurologist which I had to wait a few years for. But they have sent me for a brain scan I do wonder what this scan might show to be honest but time will tell I suppose. By the way I have never had my head scanned not once. I understand that it's not something most autistic people get the chance to experience so I am grateful in that sense haha