Re: your thoughts on subclass of kids

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> Hi, all. I was wondering what your opinion is on kids who recover by

> just doing educational interventions , most commonly ABA. for

> example Maurice's children. I wonder if they are of a sub-

> type of autism where damage has been done to the brain, but the

> damage is not ongoing. so like a stroke patient, other parts of the

> brain take over. and then there are others, where due to continuous

> damage ( opiates, yeast, and all the leaky gut indicators) ,

> educational interventions can only do so much unless the physical

> issue is solved.. What are your opinions?

I have wondered that myself. There just *has* to be some kind of subclass

like that. Or, possibly, the physical issues are very mild and they are

able to " work around " the brain areas that are being affected, even if the

effects are ongoing. It's all such a mystery, isn't it?