. . . 3) The ever-changing definitions cover a larger set of people
4) It is being over-diagnosed
Let me repeat, I know six kis in my immediate social and familial circle who exhibit obvious behavioral and cognitive skills I had never seen in the same circle growing up in a heavily populated area
There is simply now way any overdiagnosis could ever account for it.
The ridiculous frequency of ultrasoography during pregnancy needs to be addressed. The industry won’t allow it. Women could stop allowing themselves to be so railroaded and just use their sense - bobarding the developing brain with intense soundwaves for no health care reason whatsoever is just silly.
Sorry for the double post of unedited stuff.
I just get so ticked.
There was never this level of behavioral and cognitive findings until now.
Parents just fool around with doctors’ recommendations.
When my OB doc said he was going to schedule me for an ultrasound and amnio because of advanced age, I asked him why. He was insulted, to begin with (and people do need to get past doctors’ attitudes, by the way, in taking care of their families’ health), and I refused the “treatment”. I told him it was unecessary as I had no plans to kill the baby whatever the outcome.
I had an interview with the prospective pediatrician. He showed us a list of vaccines for the first hour after birth. We had quite a session of bargaining.
People need to be informed and take control of their family’s health.
We have a nationwide conversation going on now regarding “women’s health care”. There is absolutely nothing about artificial birth control that provides health care to anyone.
Most people don’t even know that BCPs (the pill) is in the same category of causing cancer as asbstos and cigarettes.
We leave our health care in the hands of a pro-abortion group (the AMA).
Silly.