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Read personal stories and practical observations from our life with autism. Together we learn grow and build a community grounded in understanding and support.
B was just a few weeks old when i noticed his preference for lateral gazing. His head straight ahead but his eyes looked to the right or left instead of looking at what was straight in front of him,. Thst is probably why i don’t his autism is vaccine related. I noted no regression following any of his vaccines. Two months was no time do intervention, we didn’t even know there was a problem. We suspected something wasn’t right between 6 months and a year but even then we
i thought i figured it out but my post last night disappeared to somewhere. Bear with me as i figure this out. In the meantime - diagnose early, intervene ASAP. Don’t rely on someone else to do it for you. Between birth to age 2 or 3 you will be on our own. Perhaps with some professional guidance but at an early age your child won’t be in a program or clinic. YOU lay the groundwork that will be so important for your child’s future.
I’m still learning how to do this. My first post was AI enhanced and i am trying to figure out how to turn off that feature. I want to publish my own words and not have AI edit it for me. The whole point of the blog is that it be MY words. I appreciate what AI can do but it defeats what i am trying to say. So this is just a little test to see how this post is published.
