Re: On April 19, 2007

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mimi wrote: " ... <snip> ... [Thimerosal] doesn't cause ASD it causes

mercury toxicity. I don't actually know why I bother no one here has

small children. my view is not popular and my son's gains are my own

personal victories ... <snip> ... "

You're mistaken, mimi. Your personal victories are our personal

victories as well for future generations be they unborn children or

unborn grandchildren. You bother because it's important to let

people know the truth about things.

And just as sugar does not cause diabetes but can aggravate the

condition if it is part of one's genetic coding, mercury and

thimerosal can aggravate ASDs. This is fact.

mimi wrote: " ... <snip> ... If I had not tried anything Ravi would

be severe, non-verbal He was non-verbal for 1 and 1/2 years no words

pointing shreaking crying. he would charge me from across the room

(slam into my pelvis) he didn't sleep a full night until he was

almost 5 ... <snip> ... "

I can absolutely relate to this, mimi. I was seen by NTs as a

horrible mom who would force her child to say the word of what he was

pointing and shrieking at before I would repeat the word, take the

item and bring it to him. And he would headbutt me from a distant

run across the room when he was frustrated as well as strike out at

me. I have suffered more than one broken nose because of this as

well as a cracked cheekbone and bruises and scratches too numerous to

begin imagining.

At 11 1/2, Cub still doesn't sleep a full night unless he is so

exhausted that he collapses wherever he is at the time and I don't

move him. He also sleep walks and sleep talks and sometimes, it's

hard to know if he's asleep or awake, he's so 'Cub-like.'

mimi wrote: " ... <snip> ... I guess none of it matter other than I

got the toxins out but children die everyday because they are

poisioned by the chain reactions of mercury, and just because you

don't have it doesn't mean others don't. I was able to save my son (I

will never apologise for that) I just wish I could save more ...

<snip> ... "

It does matter, mimi, and you are very passionate about bringing your

message to others so their children do not have to suffer as Ravi

did. Don't for a minute think that it doesn't matter.

Unfortunately, fighting the good fight oftentimes means shouting into

the wilderness and hoping that your words are heard and understood.

I feel that way as well when I am fighting for what is right.

mimi wrote: " ... <snip> ... You guys are not wrong but neither am

I ... <snip> ... "

I must have missed something in the threads. Why did someone say you

were wrong and what are you supposedly wrong about? "