Shaddock, Re Your Article:

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Re Your Article: University of Wisconsin-MadisonSpecial education data provide misleading trends of changing autismprevalence Hey Shaddock You are an intelligent man, well educated, well positioned, well connected, and funded by vaccine manufacturrers.(these connections are hardly ever mentioned by you) You and your friends at the FDA and IOM are in denial that an epidemic of vaccine damaged children exists. You and your friends (DR PrOffit et al) have created a world of confussion about the effects of these poisons in vacccines injected into pregnant woman and their new borns. Now when I was born, children rec'vd one vaccination. Today a child rec'vs 22 by 18 months. When I was a child autism by any name did not exist. Today, like with cancer, everyone knows someone whose life has been affected by having lateonset children

who are within the spectrum. Instead of throwing "sand" to spread confusion why don't you apply yourself to putting together tests/doubleblind studies that will resolve the doubts and denials you espouse. It sure is easy to sit on the sidelines and keep kickin' up dust. Dan Olmsted has an idea to compare the statics of unvaccinated children to vaccinated children. why haven't you joined with him to push for funding. Honestly, I find you and people like you to be part of the problem and not part of the solution. Shapiro, beautiful Mathew, made all developmental benchmark while receiving the Gov't mandated vaccination, and faded away at 18 months. "It is in the absence of good quality information that peopleunderstandably make the mistake of looking to the

special educationdata to draw conclusions. And I think parents and advocates have everyright to be angry at our collective inability to answer suchconsequential questions as, 'Do more of our children have autism thanin the past? If yes, then why?' "Shattuck's research was supported by a grant from the National Instituteof Child Health and Human Development.CONTACT: T. Shattuck, (608) 890-0752, Shattuck@...Editor's Note: Shattuck is most easily be reached by e-mail.

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