Re: Re: Autism Rates today ~ 1 in every 6 children

[Guest guest]

One in six? I am speechless and skeptical. One in six. That's

just....well, I'm speechless. Is this a world wide statistic or a United

States statistic? Do we have any demographic breakdowns? (I'm not

thinking so much along racial or ethnic lines, but say, vaccinated

children vs. non-vaccinated children, breastfed vs. non-breastfed, oldest

child vs. middle child, family history of alcoholism vs. none, vegetarians

vs. regular diet?....just anything that would help us get a handle on who

is getting this.)

Assuming this statistic is true, one in six, and what I'm getting ready to

write is going to be radical, but so is that statistic: Is it possible

that the human race is making an evolutionary change and that a hundred

years from now (or a thousand), everyone will be autistic, and that will

be the norm? I mean, the statistic has changed rapidly. When it is 1 in

2, who will care for the autistic children? When it is 2 out of 3, how

will society function? When it is 3 out of 3, what happens to the human

race?

Weird thoughts!

[Guest guest]

Hi J. P. , you are right. It was on the AUTISM ALARM I don¹t remember the

web address but I guess you can put Autism Alarm in a search engine and find

it. I am going to DC this week. I will email you when I get back and we

will talk. Liz.

On 4/19/04 9:30 AM, " Reirdon, J. " <jreirdon@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> I deleted this article you are reffering to, ... But from what I recall, the

> one in six figure quoted was for ALL learning disabilities. I think they

> quoted 1 in 166 for Autism. Maybe someone can provide a link and correct me

> if I am wrong.

>

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> Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 11:15:55 -0500

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> Subject: Re: Re: Autism Rates today ~ 1 in every 6 children

> One in six? I am speechless and skeptical. One in six. That's

> just....well, I'm speechless. Is this a world wide statistic or a United

> States statistic? Do we have any demographic breakdowns? (I'm not

> thinking so much along racial or ethnic lines, but say, vaccinated

> children vs. non-vaccinated children, breastfed vs. non-breastfed, oldest

> child vs. middle child, family history of alcoholism vs. none, vegetarians

> vs. regular diet?....just anything that would help us get a handle on who

> is getting this.)

> Assuming this statistic is true, one in six, and what I'm getting ready to

> write is going to be radical, but so is that statistic: Is it possible

> that the human race is making an evolutionary change and that a hundred

> years from now (or a thousand), everyone will be autistic, and that will

> be the norm? I mean, the statistic has changed rapidly. When it is 1 in

> 2, who will care for the autistic children? When it is 2 out of 3, how

> will society function? When it is 3 out of 3, what happens to the human

> race?

> Weird thoughts!

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

OK, but still -- do we know the autism rates of vaccinated vs.

non-vaccinated children? It seems like this would be a very important

statistic to know. And, I suppose the next thing we need to know is the

breakdown of autism rates by those who did and did not receive *each*

vaccination so we can pinpoint which ones cause the problem. I read much

(anecdotally) about the MMR, but do we have real statistics on it?

[Guest guest]

OK, but still -- do we know the autism rates of vaccinated vs.

non-vaccinated children? It seems like this would be a very important

statistic to know. And, I suppose the next thing we need to know is the

breakdown of autism rates by those who did and did not receive *each*

vaccination so we can pinpoint which ones cause the problem. I read much

(anecdotally) about the MMR, but do we have real statistics on it?