I am currently looking into Stem Cell therapy for my 7 year old non verbal daughter after speaking with someone locally who has undergone the treatment for her son with absolutley success.
Just to add, I find it horribly offensive that it is thought a terrible thing I should want to 'cure' my child. Of course I want to cure her. As it stands right now she has no sence of danger, she cannot speak and only understands very basic commands. So when myself and my partner pass away one day who will look after her? She deserves all the help she can get to become and independant person, to be able to live her life when we go.
I am going to go ahead and assume the people saying this have children on the spectrum who dont have the condition in such a tragic way, if not why on earth would you not want your child to recover?
I am currently looking into Stem Cell therapy for my 7 year old non verbal daughter after speaking with someone locally who has undergone the treatment for her son with absolutley success.
Just to add, I find it horribly offensive that it is thought a terrible thing I should want to 'cure' my child. Of course I want to cure her. As it stands right now she has no sence of danger, she cannot speak and only understands very basic commands. So when myself and my partner pass away one day who will look after her? She deserves all the help she can get to become and independant person, to be able to live her life when we go.
I am going to go ahead and assume the people saying this have children on the spectrum who dont have the condition in such a tragic way, if not why on earth would you not want your child to recover?
