autism can be cured?
By mermaid911
@mermaid911 (798)
Philippines
September 8, 2007 3:39am CST
I didn't believe it either but 1 woman claims that her son was cured from his autistic spectrum disorder. This sounds very impossible but promising. If you do not believe her, you can try it out on your own children. Her story sounds convincing and hopeful but I wouldn't want to be the one to share it to you. This was also shared by Karen from apsense. In turn, I will also share this great news to all of you in the hopes of helping you with your children. I do not have autistic children of my own but I am interested in this discussion because I teach children with special needs. If you would like to have more friends to talk about your child's special needs, you can also check out apsense at this site. http://www.apsense.com/invite/trinaclaire
Thank you.
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@visvambhari (200)
• India
10 Sep 07
I think autism can be cured.As far as behaviour, i.q. level are concerned every child is different.But in general their receptive language is good and expressive language is very poor. Some sort of psychological approach is required, depending on their behaviour, even to teach normal things.Their imaginative power is poor, so better to teach language by showing pictures or by showing real objects.They can be educated I personally feel that their language skills will be improved by acdemic education.[By sending them to school or teach privately.]My son is autistic,he is 20 and training him to appear for 10th level exam next year.
@mermaid911 (798)
• Philippines
10 Sep 07
Isn't it such a relief when you no longer have to struggle with the odd behavior of your autistic child? I'm glad your son is doing better now. I hope you can check out this link and learn more about how other parents struggle with autism. Thanks.
http://www.coconuthaven.com/article02.htm
@jend80 (2071)
• United Kingdom
28 Sep 07
so a site flogging coconut products just happens to have a parent claiming coconut oil magically healed their son - yeah right.
