I find it stunning that some people are willing to put their children through invasive experimental treatments before addressing diet/GI issues. ESPA have lots of info www.espa-research.org.uk/history.html and their philosophy is: " We do not seek to "cure" autism but rather for those who require and wish it, to recognise & improve quality of life for people with autism spectrum conditions." also check out www.treatingautism.co.uk And agree with RS about the importance of encouragement and positive attention.
btw Sarah (not sure if you and Scinazxc2 are the same person?) - I'm sorry to sound cynical, but do these clinics pay you for recommending their treatments?
I find it stunning that some people are willing to put their children through invasive experimental treatments before addressing diet/GI issues. ESPA have lots of info www.espa-research.org.uk/history.html and their philosophy is: " We do not seek to "cure" autism but rather for those who require and wish it, to recognise & improve quality of life for people with autism spectrum conditions." also check out www.treatingautism.co.uk And agree with RS about the importance of encouragement and positive attention.
btw Sarah (not sure if you and Scinazxc2 are the same person?) - I'm sorry to sound cynical, but do these clinics pay you for recommending their treatments?
