The Genetic Epidemic of Autism

BLOG June 2, 2024

Before the rollout of the ‘vaccines’ for COVID, I had been awakened to the coverup of childhood vaccines’ side effects. IN the 1960’s, when I was a teenager, I had my first exposure to the callous inhumanity of the pharmaceutical industry. That is when the thalidomide scandal broke. The pictures of children with withered limbs were horrifying. My mother would frequently and proudly say the this did not come to the US because our government protects us. From that time until the birth of my daughter in 1990 I had not heard of a scandal regarding prescription medications. Of course, I was working and getting my news from the legacy media, so I may have missed something. I trusted the medical and pharmaceutical establishments. I had no qualms about handing over my tiny newborn to the nurse for her first vaccine. If I had done any research, I would have known that the Hepatitis B vaccine given to her on her first day of life was for a disease that is transmitted sexually or by using dirty needles.

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On my way out of the hospital I was thrown into some angst when I was asked if I had my pediatrician lined up. I had not even considered that I needed to have one, having just given birth to a full term healthy baby. I am third oldest of six children. I have no memory of any of us ever having to go to a doctor for anything as babies. As older children, a brother at age 10 had a tonsillectomy, I had a doctor visit due to an earache after swimming daily in Lake Erie, and a younger brother, when he was a teenager, broke an arm jumping out of a tree. Occasionally one of us went in for a vitamin B shot. We soldered through all our childhood illnesses: colds, flu, measles, mumps, and chicken pox at home, as did all my cousins and the neighbors’ children. No hospitalizations No deaths No reason to have a doctor on call.

At my catholic grade school, age 6, we were lined up and there I received my first childhood vaccination. My classroom had dozens of children in it. No one had autism or ADD or ADHD or severe allergy. In the whole school that had hundreds of children, from grade one to eight, there were two health tragedies. A girl died from leukemia and one child suffered with epilepsy. There were no special education classes. Granted this was not a public school. In my public high school, we did have special education. If memory serves me there may have been about 6 in a school with about 2400 children. These children did not look like their classmates. They displayed the features of Down’s syndrome or some birth defect or physical impairment. No one had autism.

The first time I heard about autism, I was a teenager. I read a book called “Dibbs, in Search of Self”. I had never heard of or known anyone who had the symptoms described in this book. The book details saving this boy through play therapy from a syndrome caused by the mother. A big important doctor at the time, Bettelheim, had blamed autism on ‘Refrigerator Moms’. He was backed up by Kanner the doctor who identified the first autistic child. Just imagine the horror of having a child that is acting so bizarre you have no idea what is going on. You reach out to your health care professional and learn that you have done this to your loved one. You are to blame. Instead of getting help and empathy you are judged.

I experienced this to a much smaller extent when my daughter was less than 2 years old. I remember taking her to the doctor for a well visit. She must have been doing something odd or her milestones were disturbing so that made the doctor suspicious. He took her away to another room to examine her without me there. It seemed odd at the time. I realized later that he had suspected that someone in our household had abused her. Later when she was 3 and went to preschool, I heard talk that the staff suspected that either myself or my husband was abusing her.

Over the years when I would talk to brain-washed health professionals and point out to them that there were not autistic children when I was growing up, they had their lines memorized. ‘Back then people just could not diagnose as well as they are able to today’. Yes, back then everyone thought children who repeated the same thing over and over again, while walking on their toes and flapping their hands, were perfectly normal. When I would foolishly persist in trying to reason with them and I would ask them where are the older generations that have this disorder? They would then say that they had been institutionalized. I grew up as a baby boomer in a neighborhood with young families. The playgrounds and streets were teeming with children. No one disappeared into an institution.

I just did a search on the cause of autism. AI says that genes play a significant role, “genetic factors are predominant in the appearance of autism”. It must be the world’s first genetic epidemic. Nothing we can do about that. Autism Speaks’s points the finger at genes and the environment, but wanted to make one thing crystal clear:

Vaccines do not cause autism. It is possible that the timing of an autism diagnosis might coincide with the recommended vaccine schedule for children and adolescents. But scientists have conducted extensive research over the last two decades to determine there is no link between childhood vaccinations and autism. The results of this research is clear: Vaccines do not cause autism. “

Bold highlights, color and underlining come from their site. They want us to get that message it into our thick skulls once and for all and stop believing our lying eyes and trust them. We are left with trusting the experts who started with blaming mom and now sit firmly on we don’t really have a clue, but it may have a genetic component and an environment component. One thing they know for sure is that vaccines have nothing to do with it. Are they trying to find out the cause? It doesn’t seem like it. Could it be because they already know?

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By Maureen

I am a wife and mother of an adult daughter that was vaccine injured. I am in my seventies. I like to garden and cook and do my best to stay physically fit. I try and keep up on national and world affairs. I worked many years as a programmer and analyst for some major companies and later as a consultant.

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