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After reading the book The Other Side of Autism, I felt compelled to contact and interview Laura Hirsch. The book has been one of the most impactful books I’ve read in the last year, and I highly encourage our readers … Continue reading
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Tex Interviews Cristal Hedrick of Generation Rescue When Candace McDonald, Executive Director of Generation Rescue, approached me at Autism One and said, “You have to meet Cristal Hedrick. She has the most amazing story”. I had no idea what … Continue reading
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This episode of Thinking Out Loud is dedicated to Lance Joseph Seggelink. May eyes be opened to see. May ears be opened to hear. May “triggers” and “regressions” be halted. May your experience serve a purpose. Though still in its … Continue reading
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Cutler Chelation is known for being the safest chelation protocol recommended for children with ASD. Dr. Andy Cutler, after learning he had mercury toxicity himself, developed a more gentle approach to removing heavy metals from the system than the traditional … Continue reading
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Cutler Chelation is known for being the slowest, safest chelation protocol recommended for children with ASD. Dr. Andy Cutler, after learning he had mercury toxicity himself, developed a more gentle approach to removing heavy metals from the system than the … Continue reading
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Temple Grandin. She needs no introduction. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know her as the most famous person with autism in the world. She was voted into Time’s top 100 most influential people in the category of … Continue reading
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Autism One is around the corner and I was able to get the inside scoop from the Arrangas themselves. In a rare interview, Ed and Teri Arranga gave me the skinny on what to expect this year and what is … Continue reading
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Most of us are familiar with the story of Rupert Isaacson’s trip across Mongolia with his wife and son. What has he been up to since then? How has the experience documented in “The Horse Boy” informed Rupert’s views on autism … Continue reading
