Is this off the topic of SCDiet?

[Guest guest]

Is this subject about the SCDiet? Or about debating?

Sharon asalcedo@...> wrote:Thank you !

Fathers are the ones working two jobs to pay for all this S%$#.

They're the ones that get hit and bitten when behaviors go down the drain.

They're the ones that always say " yes " when we want to spend money on more

testing, vitamins, doctors, etc.

They're the ones that have missed out on the " father-son " relationship.

Don't put them down please. You have no idea.

-- Re: Re: ,please understand.

, The Fathers are out shoveling rock & laying pipe for 8-10 hours six

days a week so the Mom's can afford to care for the precious little ones.

Re: ,please understand.

i am not mildly on spectrum and what you should look at is i am

surviving and and doing quite well and how am i doing this?

i don't fluff around and am very experience and information oriented

and moms need to be like this to help thier kids

autism needs to be accepted and not fought, the strengths played to

and the weaknesses worked on

and where are the fathers?

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> Please understand that the typical list member of this list is a

> mother with an autistic child. She has learned about SCD when her

> child is older. She is bankrupt from all the treatments that

promised

> results but yielded none for her child. She has been abandoned by

her

> friends and maybe her

> husband. She has to administer lots of treatments to make her child

> catch up...and she has no time to cry.

>

> ,the mothers of this list are the wounded veterans of the war

> against autism. Please handle with extra care.

>

> Mimi

> Mother of children with ASD

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

I agree that this is not about SCD but this is an important topic.

We have several volunteers who are not parents of autistic children.

They are very kind to want to help us and it is important to convey

to them the enormity of our plight.

Mimi

PS. Grammy Bauer,the writer of the post below,is one of the volunteers

who has dedicated a lot of time and effort to help our movement

despite the fact that she has no relatives with ASD.

Thank you !

> Fathers are the ones working two jobs to pay for all this S%$#.

> They're the ones that get hit and bitten when behaviors go down the

drain.

> They're the ones that always say " yes " when we want to spend money

on more

> testing, vitamins, doctors, etc.

> They're the ones that have missed out on the " father-son " relationship.

> Don't put them down please. You have no idea.

>