Re:Stop all of these emails!

[Guest guest]

I have to say, that I found Dr. Rossignal (one of Dr. Bradstreet's

associates) very helpful. I am a mother of one child with 7 siblings

and never once came across anything remotely as challenging as autism

in children. He helped me understand how this could have happened,

even though of course nothing is absolute 100%. He was very patient

with our 1 million questions. Yes he was expensive, but the good

thing is that he will not start your child on a diet or medicine

without testing them first. Others were going to make my extremely

picky child east the gluten free way and etc... and we discovered he

does not need any of that at all. Of course everything is different

for every child and parent but my experience was extremely pleasant.

My son spoke in two to three word sentences and now he will carry a

small conversation and be able to recite what he did in school (K-5)

from beginning to end. This is since November 2007! You decide.

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> > When I read the E-mails that you are referring to, I never got the

> > impression that the writers were being slanderous, nasty, or

" venting " at

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> > And really, besides those E-mails that announce news or upcoming

events,

> > etc., the information contained in these e-mails are derived

necessarily

> > from experience and opinion (including yours).

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> > In addition, the e-mail or e-mails in question were written in

response to

> > another person *asking* for opinions; I thought they answered rather

> > diplomatically and most important, truthfully.

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> > I don't think you're going to find a " positive and resourseful

information

> > only, please " E-mail group list about autism! We're in this

together--good

> > and bad.

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> Caroline

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