Re: biomed autism diet specialist--two great tools for parents

[Guest guest]

>

> s is an amazing woman who has dedicated her life to

> helping parents recover their children from the symptoms of autism

Why do people say 'recover' as if we're gone? We're autistic - that

doesn't mean we've disappeared. We're still here. It makes it sound

like the faeries have come and stolen the real child away and left a

fake one in it's place.

The phrase 'lost in his/her own world' also really bugs me. We're in

the same world as everyone else, we just look at it differently.

Ettina

[Guest guest]

Ettina I to not be of sure but think the terms of two worlds is of a

metaphor sharing mind sets, thinking, emotional states and things of

this and so for that term I to often say their world and our world

because while we physcillay live in the same world we are different to

tehm and they are of different to us like muslims and christian both

live in this world, both are faiths and yet both are very different

from each other in mind sets, thinking, and emotional states or beliefs/

sondra

[Guest guest]

> >

> > s is an amazing woman who has dedicated her life to

> > helping parents recover their children from the symptoms of autism

>

> Why do people say 'recover' as if we're gone? We're autistic - that

> doesn't mean we've disappeared. We're still here. It makes it sound

> like the faeries have come and stolen the real child away and left a

> fake one in it's place.

> The phrase 'lost in his/her own world' also really bugs me. We're in

> the same world as everyone else, we just look at it differently.

> Ettina

>

Ettina, it drives me nuts too, and I'm not autistic.

Amnesty