Hamrick and Nebeker live together in a Jackson, Miss., apartment, yet they have separate bedrooms, eat meals apart and spend most of their time focused on their own interests. This unusual setup is how Hamrick and Nebeker, who are both autistic, make their relationship work.
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This is a section of a thirty-minute interview excerpt available at publicaffairsmediainc.org At our site Dr. Moulden presents a new w explanation of the underlying cause of how vaccine injuries cause chronic diseases, including Autism. He says its not just mercury; the fundamental cause is our bodys reaction to vaccines themselves. No vaccine is safe. All carry risk of major injury. If we want to stop chronic disease, including Autism, we have to listen to the many thousands of parents who say their child was normal before receiving a vaccine, and clearly damaged after vaccination.
Sean’s review of the independent film “Adam” about a man with Aspergers. A little disappointed? Yes, but don’t let me stop you.
Shannon shares some important tips to consider when preparing for IEP Meeting. This episode was broadcast on December 15, 2011. Visit us at SkillsLiveOnline.com for more information.
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