Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 Rimland did found ASA back in the beginning. I don't know the long history of when he left or when he founded ARI, but I do remember being surprised when I read that he founded ASA. Remember, before ARI, he was the first one (in the 1960's) to refute the refrigerator mother syndrome (a version of the refrigerator mother syndrome was in my 1990 Child Psychology graduate textbook - the first place I looked when was diagnosed)...I think the ASA was founded around then...I wish I was a better historian (and biochemist and nutritionist and physician...and mom)... , mom to and [ ] Re: = ASA; Bernard Rimland = ARI > Hii , okay, this confuses me. 's director of Autism Society of > Minnesota and a main newspaper article writer goes to her for > stupid/know-nothing/see-nothing quote. But in the article with Schneider's son having > Aspberger, there's a big quote from Rimland, founder and director of AUTISM SOCIETY > OF AMERICA saying he KNOWS the autism mercury connection (see below/ I copied/pasted). > Bernard Rimland, PhD is NOT with the ASA -- he's with ARI. Rimland founded the Autism Research Institute, based in California. He's been doing everything he can to sound the alarm about mercury in vaccines. All these acronyms are confusing -- CAN, NAAR, TAAP, etc. -- but it's very important to use them properly in documentation. These organizations are all very different. Hokkanen Minneapolis ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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