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“Anti-vaxxers need to shut up and listen to ‘REAL’ doctors!” This is the sentiment of many media pieces that have come out over the last few months as the debate over vaccine mandates vs. parental choice heats up. Recently, a … Continue reading
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Each day, across the globe, people are bombarded with statistics and quotes about the etiology of autism, and each day, tireless advocate Anne Dachel tracks and disseminates this information. Her blogs are extremely popular in our community, and her ability … Continue reading
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When your child, likely as a toddler, is diagnosed with autism, the moment stays etched in your brain forever. In our case, we were 11 months past regression, in a neurologist’s office, where instead of saying the word autism, he … Continue reading
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(Julie Bailey Obradovic’s brave and generous recounting of her daughter’s vaccine injury and descent into severe autism has touched and inspired many people. More and more are being inspired to speak out and tell their stories. This mother, a member of … Continue reading
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Right off the bat, Jeanna Reed and I would like to thank everyone for all of the supportive comments and messages we received after our blog recounting our recent DC trip was posted. We sincerely cannot wait to read all … Continue reading
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Tuesday, February 10, the Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee held a Hearing on Vaccine-Preventable Diseases. The hearing was one long propaganda session devoted to getting those who are questioning vaccines to stop doing so. During the course of … Continue reading
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This is not aimed at anyone in particular, so please don’t think it is. I am seeing this vaccine argument all over my newsfeed lately, and I have to put in my two cents. If you’re pro-vaccine, I get where … Continue reading
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(In another departure, we are reposting this blog by Julie Bailey Obradovic, that originally ran on her personal blog on January 29, 2015. We thought it was an important and eloquent expression of something that many, many parents have in … Continue reading
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I’ve got three boys and a puppy. Poop talk is kind of central to my life. Let me lay some truth on you, mom to mom. To start: just say no to Miralax. Last week’s news included the tidbit that Miralax … Continue reading
~ Amy Lansky, PhD Author of Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy Is it an accident that the word “patient” has two meanings? Of course not. As a patient (noun) we must be patient (adjective). This is especially true when you are the parent of … Continue reading
