Mom blames her sons tantrums on an allergic reaction to hamburger induced by vaccines.
Posted Dec 11, 2018, 12:58 AM UTC
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Is it possible that she's not dealing with the full reality of her son's autism because she blames the symptoms on food and vaccines?
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That's what I was thinking. I've dealt with people like this and it's really frustrating when they don't see the reality of the situation, but everyone else somehow does.
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"He flips everyone off." "His reaction to hamburger is like a UFC fighter, and he hurts himself and others." "My kid is almost unable to eat real food." "If your child has a food allergy and you give them a certain food, and they start beating the crap out of you, maybe it is an allergy, and not a behavior problem..." "I love people, and I love to be social, but I will never be social again."
Tough situation that is compounded by poor logic and reactionary decisions.
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This woman is nuts. Her son needs appropriate treatment for his issues. Not buffalo meat and cannabis oil. Also, she kind of describes his 'reaction' to beef like he's the Incredible Hulk.
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Popeye.
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What in the actual hell?
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what the hell is "vaccine court"? "I had to find out in vaccine court" what is that?
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First, she’s totally neurotic. Everything about her behavior is neurotic.
Second, all food is chemicals. All of it. You can’t process pure energy. You’re not a magical being.
Third, GM is a breeding technique. Not a method of creating food from nothing. There are chemicals in GMOs just like there are chemicals in non-GMOs because all matter is comprised of chemicals. Learn some basic science. Please.
Finally, I couldn’t watch the rest of this. But I’m going to say that she’s full of bullshit.
She says he was hitting himself but it sounded like she was describing a meltdown from a kid on the spectrum.
ETA I didn’t watch the whole video either.
She has it tagged as “autism.” And “meltdown in public.” So that would make sense.
That’s nuts that she wouldn’t realize things like going to loud places,new places etc may be a trigger. Any disruption to a normal routine has been my experience with triggers meltdowns.
My cousin has autism and he has meltdowns even when things are totally normal and totally calm. Sometimes they just happen.
But yes taking him to a touristy destination where tourists are is probably going to cause some issues, even in the best of circumstances.