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Reply to "The Kids Who Beat Autism: New York Times"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] My child happens to be one of the ones breaking through and I posted that so I do not understand your comment. I am very hopeful my child will be ok but as we go to services daily, I can see the wide variety of kids and how they and their families struggle. There is no cure - these kids can function better but they will still have their struggles. Until they find out the individual causes for why, then can never truly cure it. I believe in misdiagnosis as the reason not cure. You cure cancer or another medical issue. Autism is not something your cure. [/quote] Well, I am not a doctor, so I can't speak to whether it is being cured or simply treated and managed to make the child's life better for them, but [b]what difference does the semantics of cure vs. treat make? I just want my kid to be happier.[/b] [/quote] +1 And well-adjusted, and self-sufficient, able to live a fulfilling independent life as an adult.[/quote]
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