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Archive for March, 2008

Why is it that curebies always seem to want an environmental cause for autism? I mean, I don’t generally follow the vaccine-causation debate. I think as far as mercury goes, it’s stupid, because mercury poisoning and autism are clearly two different disorders. On the other hand, I won’t deny that there could be some children [...]

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So, politician Geert Wilders’ anti-islam movie has finally been released. According to the news, it’s not as bad as had been expected, and it’s basically just a collection of old news clips and the like. Well, politically, of course I disagree with the suggestion that islam equals terrorism, so I’m still not too content with [...]

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Had my treatment plan discussion again yesterday, but this one finally went relatively well. For a change, I was first to have a say. The nurse also reported the nurses’ observations, and the social worker and recreational therapist updated us on their opinions. My doctor had very little to say because I have not had [...]

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Today, it’s one year since my autism diagnosis, and I wonder if it changed me. Of course, I don’t need to wonder whether I changed during this year – obviously I did -, but whether the diagnosis is at fault. And, associating from there, I wonder whether services that I got because of my autism [...]

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A few weeks ago, I spoke with my doctor because I wanted to know about the policy regarding me after March 7. After all, I was pretty sure that I didn’t want to go to the Deventer facility, but everyone told me to wait till I’d made the visit. I feared being kicked off the [...]

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Went to the Deventer treatment/training place on Friday. At first, the treatment coordinator (psychologist) there just told the same story I’ve been hearing countless times about what this place is all about. Turned out to be even worse than I’d expected: there are not two, but three or four different wards, through which you will [...]

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