A question for parents of young children who have been diagnosed with autism.....?

You can't throw in the towel and just give in. Read Jenny McCarthy's book, research Internet sites, this is possibly curable if you act fast. I believe not all children diagnosed with Autism are "truly autistic", I believe it is partly heavy metal poisoning and also check into leaky gut. If nothing else it is all very interesting, and it has the potential of helping your child desperately in need of being freed from her fog.

You just have to realize that all the diagnosis would change is that it will help her get some services she needs. With therapy many children with autism are able to become normal adults. It just depends on the severity. Whatever the diagnosis, be pushy about getting her services to correct the problems she has.

Hey youre not alone.. One in 5 children are autistic. Besides, wont you feel better knowing, and being able to treat her, than having to wait around for years, not knowing what is wrong? Take a deep breath, remind yourself that you are a great mom, and then slip into a warm bubble bath. You are going to be okay. Grab some kleenex, for when you need to fall apart. Its okay to cry and grieve. If your daughter is unhealthy, its perfectly normal for you to grieve for her. All the best to you and your family.