Thanks, Barbara.  I will pass it on.  You do have to wonder what else is hidden for financial benefit.  Have a great weekend!

Great post and recognition of anothers struggle.  I know a lot about theat end of life and know that God has blessed me more than I ever could deserve.  Give Nathan a big hug and tell him it is from a bear.

Hi Barbarba,

I will certainly check that out.  Autism is definitely a huge problem.  Some of the research I've done lately says that this is not being accurately reported by doctors in the USA.  England is showing a much higher rate than we are and lack of physician reporting is considered to be the problem here.

My memory may be a bit off as far as numbers, but the boys are more likely than girls to get autism.  In England, I think it is 1 in 50 for boys and girls go about about 20 points higher to 1 in 70.  I may be off in the +/- a few points but that is close.  It's getting crazy.

My wife and I have researched this and refused to allow our daughter her last series of vaccinations as this is one of the apparent causes.  The most telling statistic we found - autism was mostly limited to the wealthy community many years ago, before vaccinations were available to the general public, as only the wealthy could afford them.  When vaccinations were made available to the general public, suddenly autism showed up in the general population, and as they keep adding more and more vaccinations to the list, the number of autism cases keeps rising.  This was a huge red flag for us.

Sadly, there are ways to cure almost any disease, and I know people who are doing it.  Cancer, heart disease, diabetes, lupas, arthritis, you name it, most of it is curable.  The medical community can't make money on this, so the American public will hardly hear about it.  I could tell you lots of stories, but space won't permit it. 

I know of a woman in Atlanta who has cancer doctors sending her patients they are sending home to die, and she is curing their cancer, along with many other of the diseases I have already mentioned.  If anyone wants to know more, feel free to contact me.

Marie-Thanks for stopping by my blog- You have a great weekend too

Wayne-I will pass that Hug along- He loves to be hugged now.

Gregory- Oh I strongly believe it was the immunizations - When Nathan was 18 months old, he was a typical engaging 1 1/2 year old with lots of words- Then all of a sudden he stopped making eye contact, withdrew and stopped talking. You will never get the medical community to admit that but we saw it happen. We have to bring this to public awareness- one person, one blog one step at a time. Thank you so much for your comments- Please stay in touch- Besides everything else Becky and I do home retention too- so we have a lot in common.