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I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. –Phillipians 4:13 (and the opening bible quote for Mel’s chapter in our book, The Thinking Moms’ Revolution) Mel was sort of an odd addition to our motley group of … Continue reading
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The rates of chronic disabilities and illness are skyrocketing with each passing day: asthma, nutritional deficiencies, immune system dysfunction, ADHD, autism, speech and language delays, anaphylactic allergies. Media would have you believe that these are simply the new normal and … Continue reading
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Last year I wrote quite a bit about my efforts to get my son into church. For a while I waited for the church I had been attending (alone) to make accommodations for my son, but once I started to … Continue reading
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When my son was diagnosed with autism, I dove head first into researching diet and nutrition and how that can affect children’s development. I watched the film “Food, Inc.” and it basically changed my life and how I looked at … Continue reading
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The Thinking Moms’ Revolution is honored to have Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride joining us on Tuesday, October 7th for our second eConference: GMOs, Organics and Food Allergies: How To Feed Your Family Without Losing Your Mind. Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride is a … Continue reading
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The Thinking Moms’ Revolution is thrilled to have Corganic as a Gold Sponsor for our upcoming eConference GMos, Organics and Food Allergies; How To Feed Your Family Without Losing Your Mind. Dan Corrigan, a founder of Corganic, began researching the … Continue reading
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My son does not like to eat. He apparently hates putting food in his mouth. Unless it consists of a lot of sugar, a bit of fat and a lot of carbohydrates, preferably with added chocolate. Then I’ve got a … Continue reading
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TMR goes to Washington: TMR President, Megan Davenhall, a.k.a. Sunshine, spoke to the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee during their workshop on co-occurring conditions. This is her testimony, based on readers’ replies to a survey we ran. “What we’re here … Continue reading
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This was my conversation with the March of Dimes today. Things are always a little vaccine-propaganda heavy around September time. It’s the time for back to school and, therefore, vaccine advertising. That sounds a little harsh, but that’s what it … Continue reading
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In the 1980’s, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) lobbied Congress for the passage of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. According to the AAP, liability protection for the vaccine manufacturers was the best way to protect the … Continue reading
