Posted on 04/02/2012 1:17:25 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
The person in the original study was the only one who had digestive issues. The others had no digestive issues. They were simply given the same medication. I was only suggesting.
I am new to FR. When I try to send or reply to FReepmail I get a message that the account is too new to use the feature. The name “Matthew” is familiar to me but I am not sure. Also, I am not sure about the “England” connection. If you give to me a link I can look at it to be sure. I’ll check with my stepson to see if he still has the link. This issue I related was about 10 years ago. The computer has crashed several times since then so that I no longer have the link. If the stepson has the link I’ll be more than happy to send it to you. It is my opinion that parents/grandparents of autistic children and all of the “umbrella” syndromes associated with it should share a camaraderie.
Welcome to Free Republic and thank you for replying. Below is the link
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/mmr17.html
No, muggs. That is not the story to which I referred. The story I had read said that they treated the child with an anti-diarrhea medication. If I remember correctly, it was a non-prescription, over the counter, medication. They continued to give the medication even after the symptoms had disappeared and the autism never returned.
I am awaiting a reply from the stepson to see if he still has the link.
muggs,
The stepson no longer has that link. All he remembers about the story is that it had to do with a diet without gluten.
Both the stepson and his ex-wife seem to have given up on the situation while we, as grandparents, have not.
Sorry for the confusion and lack of information.
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