Parents of Autistic Kids March Against Mercury

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Almost a thousand parents and physicians marched their way through the streets of Washington, DC to get the government's attention.

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Parents of Autistic Kids March Against Mercury

By Puccio See video here: http://tinyurl.com/n82pz

An Autism rally in Washington, DC Thursday attracted some local parents to take a stand. Parents said they want more research done to find out if mercury, which was found in children's vaccines, caused their sons and daughters to become Autistic.

Almost a thousand parents and physicians marched their way through the streets of Washington, DC to get the government's attention.

Parents said they want more research done to find out if mercury, which is found in children's vaccines, caused their sons and daughters to become Autistic.

"It empowers us as parents, and gives us some power to do something," said Kathy Young, a Charlottesville mother of an Autistic daughter.

Young walked in the "Mercury Generation March" to support her daughter. For years research showed Autism was a genetic disorder. But Young believes her daughter developed the disorder because of a known toxin that is in most vaccines. There has been some studies to prove it.

"No more lies from the CDC," parents chanted. These parents feel if more research is done to find the true cause of Autism, they can possibly find a cure.

"The main goal for all of us is that our kids get the proper treatment because currently with the government refusing to look at the issue seriously, little research is being done," said Young.

Right now, there isn't much parents can do if they believe mercury is responsible for their child's Autism. They feel this rally is their last hope to get the government on their side.

"The FDA and the CDC are making it very difficult for researchers to get the facts so that they can help our kids," said Young.

The CDC and FDA deny any cover-up. Currently, one out of every 166 kids are diagnosed with Autism.

Parent Group Places Full Page Anti-Mercury Ad in USA Today

This full page ad ran in USA Today on April 6, 2006 by putchildrenfirst.org. The CDC issued a response, reported below.

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* Parents of Autistic Kids March Against Mercury * Parent Group Places Full Page Anti-Mercury Ad in USA Today

* CDC Statement Regarding Autism-Related Advertisement In USA Today TREATMENT * Kids On ADHD Drugs - Dangerous Path To Addiction

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Parents of Autistic Kids March Against Mercury

By Puccio See video here: http://tinyurl.com/n82pz An Autism rally in Washington, DC Thursday attracted some local parents to take a stand. Parents said they want more research done to find out if mercury, which was found in children's vaccines, caused their sons and daughters to become Autistic. Almost a thousand parents and physicians marched their way through the streets of Washington, DC to get the government's attention. Parents said they want more research done to find out if mercury, which is found in children's vaccines, caused their sons and daughters to become Autistic. "It empowers us as parents, and gives us some power to do something," said Kathy Young, a Charlottesville mother of an Autistic daughter. Young walked in the "Mercury Generation March" to support her daughter. For years research showed Autism was a genetic disorder. But Young believes her daughter developed the disorder because of a known toxin that is in most vaccines. There has been some studies to prove it. "No more lies from the CDC," parents chanted. These parents feel if more research is done to find the true cause of Autism, they can possibly find a cure. "The main goal for all of us is that our kids get the proper treatment because currently with the government refusing to look at the issue seriously, little research is being done," said Young. Right now, there isn't much parents can do if they believe mercury is responsible for their child's Autism. They feel this rally is their last hope to get the government on their side. "The FDA and the CDC are making it very difficult for researchers to get the facts so that they can help our kids," said Young. The CDC and FDA deny any cover-up. Currently, one out of every 166 kids are diagnosed with Autism.

Parent Group Places Full Page Anti-Mercury Ad in USA Today This full page ad ran in USA Today on April 6, 2006 by putchildrenfirst.org. The CDC issued a response, reported below.

CDC Statement Regarding Autism-Related Advertisement In USA Todayhttp://tinyurl.com/l5ott We know that autism is a heart-wrenching situation for many families and many children and it presents special challenges that we would certainly want to prevent and do anything we could to avoid. When it comes to the nation’s immunization recommendations, the CDC and Public Health Service are always guided by one overriding goal and interest—all our recommendations are designed to protect the health and well being of all children. We are very disappointed in an advertisement that appears in today’s edition of USA Today. The advertisement completely mischaracterizes the efforts of CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Institute of Medicine, and others to protect the health and well being of the nation’s children. CDC has sponsored multiple public meetings and scientific reviews, we’ve involved numerous outside organizations and experts in our research and recommendations, and we’ve made continued investments in research designed to discover factors which may place children at risk for developing autism. Importantly, if levels of thimerosal found in vaccines, including influenza vaccines, were associated with harm, CDC, the Public Health Service, and the nation’s physicians (e.g., the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association, and American Academy of Family Physicians) would not recommend their use. We’ve made substantial progress in removing thimerosal from vaccines – and have done so without placing infants and children at risk for potentially serious vaccine preventable diseases. As we continue in our efforts to further reduce the use of thimerosal in vaccines, we must also ensure, particularly in the case of influenza, that our efforts do not create serious undesirable outcomes, such as vaccine shortages that would place people, including children, at risk. History has shown that disruptions in vaccine supplies can render the population more vulnerable to diseases we know we can prevent. We don't know, unfortunately, for children with autism what caused it, nor do we have sound, scientifically valid information on effective treatments. That's a fact. We just simply don't have answers to the cause of this disorder or the disorders that fall into the autism spectrum. We don't have a complete picture of the scope of the problem. We're just learning about the subtleties that can be early signs of autism, we're learning about the importance of early detection, and we're learning about the importance of early treatment, but we have a long way to go before we really understand the scope and magnitude of this problem in our country and what the trends really mean. As we're looking for answers related to the causes and effective treatments for autism, we have to also be careful not to base our health recommendations on unproven hypotheses or fear. We have to base our decisions on the best available science that we have in front of us, and today the best available science indicates to us that vaccines save lives, and that's a very, very important message for all of us to remember. For more information about autism, immunizations, or thimerosal, we encourage you to visit the CDC website: www.cdc.gov

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CAREFamilies Hope Slaying In Ohio Group Home Brings Changes To Care For Mentally Disabled in Ohio

http://tinyurl.com/krqr8 AP — “Teddy†Shuman had been charged with brutally beating and strangling his autistic and severely retarded roommate. But when he came into the courtroom to face a judge, he wore a smile that widened when he spotted his parents, and turned to wave at them. A judge later said that Shuman was incompetent to stand trial, because the 20-year-old had no understanding of what had happened. Shuman, who also is mentally retarded and suffers from fetal alcohol syndrome, was charged with murdering his 50-year-old roommate, ph Beaudoin, on Feb. 21 at a private center for mentally retarded and developmentally disabled adults. The two families hope the death will increase public awareness of problems faced by people such as Shuman and Beaudoin and the difficulties families face in getting them appropriate care and treatment. “People with mental retardation and fetal alcohol syndrome do not get better,†said Beaudoin’s sister, Tina Borich, of Burlington, Ky. “I’m not mad at Teddy. I’m angry because the system failed him and my brother." Many states are grappling with the issue of how best to care for people like Shuman who have developmental disabilities combined with behavior disorders, said Gettings, executive director of the National Association of State Directors of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Services. A probate court is charged with determining a plan for Shuman’s long-term care in a state-run institution. Authorities say the placement likely will be permanent because of his mental retardation and problems such as explosive behavior disorder. He has the emotional capacity of a 5-year-old. Shuman had been admitted five days before the slaying to Fairfield Center, about 15 miles north of Cincinnati. Authorities said he used a belt to strangle Beaudoin and held him to the floor with his foot. Borich says there are too few safe facilities for those like Teddy and her brother, and some facilities have inadequate staffing and employees who lack enough training to handle aggressive or violent residents. The state has ordered Fairfield Center to provide plans for correcting problems such as inadequate safeguards to protect Beaudoin and insufficient monitoring of Shuman and Beaudoin, both of whom had histories of aggressive behavior. Shuman had been adopted by his parents, Thom and Bonnie, when he was 18 months old. They were told that he had been physically and sexually abused and would probably have some mild developmental delays. When he was 7, he started having the violent outbursts that resulted in his first placement in a psychiatric unit. He probably has spent 75 percent or 80 percent of the past 13 years of his life having to move in and out of residential centers, group homes and hospital psychiatric units. The Shumans had wanted their son to remain at a state-run center, but said they were told he was well enough to go to a less restrictive environment. “We’ve found that the choices and freedom of less restrictive environments such as private centers or group homes just put too much pressure on Teddy,†Thom Shuman said. Jennings, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, said the department is trying to find the best ways to serve special needs populations but believes its centers mainly should provide temporary assistance until individuals can move to less restrictive environments. Fairfield Center responded to calls seeking comment with a statement from its attorneys saying that the center was cooperating fully with all state investigations into circumstances surrounding the death. Cheryl Phipps, superintendent of the Hamilton County MRDD, said “the Teddys of the world†should be allowed to remain in the state centers where they can receive close supervision. “Many people can be served quite well in private centers and group homes in the community, but people like Teddy need extra care,†Phipps said. “They are the ones who are falling through the cracks." Beaudoin, who had been at the Fairfield Center for 20 years, had not been able to live at home since he showed aggressive tendencies at age 6. “Poor Joe-Joe never got a chance to live a normal life and spent most of his life in an institution,†Borich said. “Then he dies this way. The system that allowed this to happen should be held accountable."

TREATMENTKids On ADHD Drugs - Dangerous Path To Addiction By Pringle http://www.sierratimes.com/06/04/08/75_8_36_9_51180.htm Experts say the stimulant drugs prescribed for the treatment of ADHD are not only dangerous, they are highly addictive. And although no drug has been approved for the treatment of autism, drugs are routinely prescribed off-label to treat autistic children. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, over the period of 5 years between 1997 and 2002, the number of children between the age of 3 to 17, diagnosed with ADHD went from 3.3 million to 4.4 million. In direct correlation, the number of children prescribed ADHD drugs also rose steadily. In fact, spending on these types of medications for children is now higher than spending on antibiotics and asthma drugs. In February 2006, the FDA revealed that between 1999 and 2003, seventy-eight million prescriptions for ADHD drugs were written for children between the ages of 1 to 18. Terry , a member of an FDA advisory committee, has said prescriptions for ADHD drugs filled annually have a value of $3.1 billion. According to Dr Breggin, author of "Talking Back To Ritalin, “parents and teachers and even doctors have been badly misled by drug company marketing practices,†he warns. “Drug companies have targeted children as a big market likely to boost profits and children are suffering as a result." What critics say is most alarming, is the fact that very young children are being placed on drugs. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 2000 provides some insight into this trend. The study found that fifty-seven percent of 223 Michigan Medicaid patients younger than 4, diagnosed with ADHD, received at least one psychotropic drug during a 15-month period in 1995 to 1996. Additionally, the study found that in the Medicaid population in Midwestern states, there was a 3-fold increase in the prescribing of stimulant drugs between 1991 and 1995 for children between the age of 2 and four. More recent statistics show a 369% increase in spending on ADHD drugs for children under five. From 2000 to 2003, the rise in the use of attention deficit drugs by children under 5 contributed to an overall 23% increase for all children, according to an analysis by the nation's largest prescription benefit manager, Medco Health Solutions. The debate over the drugging of children in this country has been raging on for years. Schools have been accused of promoting the use of drugs to control normal but active children. At a September 26, 2002, Reform Committee hearing on the “Overmedication of Hyperactive Children,†Chairman, Rep Dan Burton (R-IN), asked pediatrician, Dr Ann Block, "what have you found that the schools do specifically to encourage the use of medications for attention and behavior?" Dr Block said, "parents that come to me report consistently that the teachers and the principals and even the school nurses pressure them to go to a physician and get their child labeled and drugged." "Some schools," she said, "are giving lectures to parents, inviting parents to come hear talks about diagnosing and drugging their children for ADHD." Congressman Burton pointed out what he considered to be inadequate and unscientific methods of diagnosing ADHD: "When you take your child to a doctor, instead of blood tests and a thorough medical evaluation, you have a conversation with a doctor about the school's checklist. And you leave a few minutes later with a prescription for your young child for a psychotropic drug." "Did the doctor test your child for a thyroid disorder? Did your doctor test your child for a heavy metal toxicity? Did you doctor talk to you about your child's allergies? "Did your doctor even mention nutrition or possible food sensitivity? Did your doctor ask if your child's IQ had been tested and if he was gifted? Probably not," he said. Lucas testifies at FDA advisory committee hearings on behalf of the Citizens Commission on Human Rights, a psychiatric watchdog group. She produced a copy of a January 20, 2005, pamphlet used at a training seminar for teachers composed by Barton, who billed herself as the "Founder of Bright Solutions for Dyslexia," located in San California. Under Medication for ADD, Ms Barton states: "Medication is the most often an essential component to effective treatment for the ADD child." "As I've said many times now," she told the teaches, "ADD is a neurobiological disorder and needs to be treated as such." Ms Barton also says that without medication, other interventions are ineffective, and claims: "This medication does not cause illegal drug use or addiction." Dr Fred Baughman, author of "The ADHD Fraud - How Psychiatry Makes Patients of Normal Children," and one of the nation's leading experts on the issue, vehemently disagrees. He calls the medical practice of ADHD a fraud - "one in which the FDA was fully complicit," he says. "ADHD doesn't exist--it is not a physical abnormality," he explains, "and as such bears no risk of causing physical injury or death as does every drug used in its treatment," he says. In testimony on behalf of the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology, at the March 22 and 23, 2006, FDA advisory committee hearings on the dangers of ADHD drugs, Dr Baughman asked the panel of experts to "give us the reference, cite to the article, giving proof that ADHD is a disease." He also asked the committee to give the reference, or cite the literature, that describes the test that provides objective evidence that children diagnosed with ADHD have a disease. The silence in the hearing room was deafening. According to Dr Baughman, no one answered the questions because there is no study, test, or scientific literature to back up the assertion that ADHD is a disease. "ADHD is not a disease," Dr Baughman says. "This being the case," he maintains, "giving such drugs for ADHD is not "help" or "treatment"." He makes the point "that all practice of medicine begins with diagnosis." "Informed consent," Dr Baughman explained, "demands not just a description of the drugs or surgery to be used but of the condition they are to be used on--its prognosis and how that natural course/prognosis is likely to be altered by the treatments to be applied." At the March 2006, FDA advisory committee hearings, it was noted that no other countries are drugging children with stimulants. In fact, psychiatrist, Dr Grace , who also testified at the hearing, explains in her book, "Rethinking Psychiatric Drugs," how in 1996 and 1997, the World Health Organization issued press releases about the rise in the use of the stimulant, Ritalin, in this country, "noting that the United States was responsible for 90% of the drug's production and consumption." At the time, the International Narcotics Control Board identified a number of concerns about America's use of the drug, including the dangers of: "inappropriate diagnosis of ADHD; widely divergent prescribing patterns; off-label prescribing to children under six; and excessive duration of treatment," Dr reports. A report by the FDA released in February 2006, said that between 1999 and 2003, there were 25 deaths in persons using ADHD drugs, including the deaths of 19 children. The FDA also reported receiving more than 50 cases of cardiovascular problems, including stoke, heart attack, hypertension, palpitations and arrhythmia. Because only between 1 and 10% of adverse events are ever reported to the FDA, the numbers above represent an extreme understatement of actual cases of harm, critics point out. According to the Drug Abuse Warning Network, there were only 271 Ritalin-related emergency room visits in 1990, but there were 1,478 Ritalin-related emergency visits recorded in 2001. In 1999, the National Institute of Drug Abuse, found some 165 Ritalin-related poison calls in Detroit and 419 cases in Texas. Of the nearly 600 calls, only 114 cases involved intentional misuse or abuse. Dr Breggin maintains that ADHD drugs actually bring on the symptoms they are supposed to treat such as hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattention, which can lead to a vicious cycle of incorrect and dangerous dosage increases, he warns. In addition, Dr Breggin says, stimulants can cause “agitation and irritability, anger, hostility, disinhibition, hypomania and mania." A recent review of data by the FDA seems to verify Dr Breggins assertions. The FDA found that children on ADHD drugs had an increased the risk of psychosis, a mental disorder characterized by the inability to distinguish between real and imaginary events. The most important finding, the FDA said, was that signs of psychosis or mania, particularly hallucinations, occurred in patients with no risk factors, at the usual doses of any of the drugs used to treat ADHD. The FDA found a "substantial portion of the psychosis-related cases were reported to occur in children 10 years or less," an age group which does not typically suffer from psychosis, the FDA said. From January 2000, through June 30, 2005, FDA identified nearly 1,000 reports of psychosis or mania possibly linked to the drugs, including Ritalin, Adderall, Concerta, and Strattera. Most of people who have investigated the matter seem to agree that heavy metal poisoning is by far the most likely cause of the epidemic in autism spectrum disorders that erupted in the 1990s. Studies show that the mercury-based preservative, thimerosal, that was used in all childhood vaccines until recently, is the likely culprit. Beginning in the late 1980s, the CDC began adding more and more vaccines to the immunization schedule but failed to keep track of the toxic levels of mercury that children would receive as each new shot was added to the list or the amount of mercury that infants would receive when 3-in-one shots were injected. and Tim Hokkanen are the parents of Andy, a 6 year-old boy who was diagnosed with autism but who is now recovering from mercury poisoning. In June 2002 a neurologist prescribed Adderal for Andy. "My son became psychotic," said, "for four days by mid-afternoon he had to be held down in a dark quiet room while he screamed himself limp." Next the neurologist prescribed Ritalin, saying, "Usually if one drug doesn't work, the other one does," continued. "My instincts told me that this was another disaster in the making," she said, "so I quit seeing that neurologist and began reading studies." discovered the theory of mercury poisoning published by chemistry experts, Boyd Haley, PhD and Hall Cutler, PhD, in the study, "Autism: a novel form of mercury poisoning," which documents about 100 matching symptoms. In November 2002, when Andy was 4 and-a-half, tests were done on Andy's hair, blood, urine and stool samples, and the test results showed mercury toxicity as well as high levels of copper and other metals, and various nutritional insufficiencies. Within 2 weeks of giving Andy supplement including Vitamin B-6, zinc, manganese and magnesium, he showed drastic improvements in mood, behavior and abilities, says. "We had an almost-normal Christmas," she reported, "without tantrums and bizarre behavior." The Hokkenans estimate that their insurance company was billed about $100,000 for therapy to treat autism. "However, we never noticed any drastic improvement until we began biomedical treatment, which has cost about $2,000," says. "Strangely," she notes, "our insurance company wouldn't cover the costs of those medical tests." says that since public health officials realized their error of failing to keep track of the toxic mercury levels in vaccines in 1999, she views the failure to restrict the use of mercury in vaccines as a form of fatal entrenchment -- "when an unhealthy practice or norm is allowed to continue, she explained, "simply because it has been done that way for so long." In addition to all the other side effects associated with ADHD drugs, Dr Stein, author of "Unraveling the ADD/ADHD Fiasco," says stimulant drugs are "near the top of the heap of potentially addictive drugs." He says, "we have no way of knowing which child has a potential risk for becoming addicted to drugs." Recent studies have shown that more and more students are using the drugs illegally. In 2004, a nationwide University of Michigan study on non-medical use of amphetamines, found 4.9% of 8th graders had used stimulants in the previous year, 8.5% of 10th graders had used the drugs, and one in 10 seniors admitted to non-medical use of amphetamines. The Partnership for a Drug Free America, released the results of a survey in 2005, that polled more than 7,300 teenagers, and found one in 10 teenagers, or 2.3 million young people, had tried ADHD drugs without a doctor’s prescription, and that 29% of those surveyed said they had close friends who had abused the drugs. Experts agree that the wide-spread prescribing of stimulants will lead many children down the path to addiction and they warn of the perils that will follow. "Psychology and psychiatry have extremely poor track records for treating abuse and addiction problems," Dr Stein notes, "and therefore the very drugs they are recommending can trigger a problem from which there may be no return." If medical professionals begin telling children at a very young age that they can change the way they think, feel, and behave by simply taking a pill, they will logically continue to take drugs in attempt to mood-alter whenever they have problems in life. ( Pringle is a columnist for Independent Media TV and an investigative journalist focused on exposing corruption in government)

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