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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]High pitched crying is likely more than an early biomarker of autism spectrum disorder; it is also an early causative factor in the development of the disorder. If the parents failed to seek appropriate evolution for their child this is on them. What is the contract agreement if the share is not a fit? [/quote] :roll: screaming does not cause autism. [/quote] Nor did PP suggest that; that is not what biomarker means.[/quote] Crying is not a "biomarker" of autism (or anything else for that matter.) [/quote] As a mother of an autistic child, yes the crying was an indicator Years of testing to conclude the results. Our DC cries were high pitched as the PP stated. [/quote] that may be true. my child with autism was a little fussy but didn't cry nonstop. and crying is not a "biomarker" or "cause" of autism. it's a behavior. [/quote]
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