Carolyn Collins

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  Carolyn commented on the article | about 3 years ago

  Once Upon a Time, I Tried to Recover My Son From Autism

  @ Kev all these problems that Diane(?) cured her son of are part of autism. You really need to do more research. I have 2 autistic sons that I am trying to help, my youngest doesn't need as much help as does my oldest. I am looking into the biomedical treatment for them. Biomedical is herbal and you do not have to go through the pharmacy companies to get them. It is people like you that think only you are right and evertone else is wrong that are the problem with this world. I know that I am new to this group and I don't want to upset anyone and step on their toes, but shouldn't we be supporting one another, not arguing amongst ourselves. If people are truely trying to help this cause by joining it then we need to rally together to get things accomplished.

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  Carolyn commented on the article | about 3 years ago

  Even the Author of DOMA Thinks It's Bad Policy

  WE NEED A CHANGE!  It is deplorible that not everyone has the right to marry. If two people are in love then they should have the option to marry that person if they want to. It is not a crime to be gay/lesbian/bi-sexual, people who think that way need a boot to the head. I have gay/ lesbian friends that have been with their partner longer than most of my married friends, why shouldn't they have the right to make it a legal bond. We need to repeal DOMA now and move on to deal with the other issues that impact us, and more importantly the ones that will impact our children as they grow up.

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  Carolyn commented on the article | about 3 years ago

  Simon Baron-Cohen on the Prospect of a Prenatal Test for Autism

  I completely agree with the comment made about if there was a test to find autism in a fetus that there would be a much higher abortion rate. Aboting any child is unnessasry, but aborting any special needs child is a pity. A special needs child, even with the challages, brings so much joy to the people he/she is around.