It ticks me off that people talk crap about you living in a trailer park. Your children have a home! They have a roof over their heads and walls to shield them from the elements. Who cares if it's a trailer inside a trailer park. Talk about superficial!
My youngest brother didn’t talk until 4 because he had so many siblings, if he really wanted something all he had to do was point and someone would get him what he wanted. One day he just started talking and hasn’t stopped since haha
Whats wrong with people criticizing where you live? Good Lord, I honestly love your home. I think you have an awesome home that supports everyone's needs in your family and appears to be really well set up. Love you guys!
You shouldn't have to explain where you live, your a great mother!! GOD Bless you and your family. The way your kids love each other and how everyone is happy is proof in itself that you and Lonnie are Ausome parents!! Thank you for doing what you do and showing so much inspiration.
I didn't know you lived in a trailer park but I don't see anything wrong with that at the end of the day your family have a roof over there head.whoever commented on that should think before posting such statements.
Of course, being your friend, I really don't want you to take offense to this comment or think that I'm telling you what to do! High functioning autism/Aspergers is very atypical on the autism spectrum. Rafael is super social and has good eye contact. You may not know until Lex talks more to see what his interests are. I saw Lex hand flap when he was talking to the therapist. Is that just a one off or does he do that a lot? Rafaels stims are super subtle, but they are there if you look for it. If it were me, I would still have him evaluated because it will point out all of the weak points of his development and at least you will know where to focus on with therapies or things that you can do at home for him. Pediatricians usually know nothing about Aspergers syndrome because it is so atypical. I wouldn't even bother listening to them about it. Abigails getting evaluated based on communication delay, screaming, and stimming (she has the same stims as Rafael). Her speech isn't delayed at all, its the communication. She can repeat everything we say, which may or may not be echolalia at this point. It could just be normal language development, this young. Lex's speech is going to explode with therapy. My first sons speech was amazing after he started, but he was in it for 8 years. You will be one proud mommy all day long with that one, because it happens rapidly and by the end of this year, he's going to be saying all kinds of things! Wish we could get therapy again. We likely won't get any until we move to America because there is another year long waiting list to get services. It's crazy. Good luck!
I had therapy for stuttering back in the 1950s and it really helped me. Some children don't speak because they are scared, bullied or laughed at by others, including adults. The therapy was provided by the public school system but was not on campus.
It's great that Lex is pointing and trying to communicate. My son did not talk in 3 word sentences until he was almost 3 years old. He woke up one morning and said "Shawn wants cereal". The rest of the day he was talking in all 3 and 4 word sentences. Maybe Lex will do the same. It is great that he is getting speech therapy.
I had not noticed that you live in a trailer park. Your home is lovely. I used to live in a trailer myself. In the UK it's called a static caravan. I think it's the same thing. Love your channel, your home and your children x
Pardon my language, but screw anyone who feels free to comment on the sacrifices you make, for the betterment of your children. It's called "parenting" and it is a verb! And unless, those people want to fork over their money to pay your bills - they can tick a lock :) Good on you for not being afraid to try putting Noah back in school. There are things parents can't teach their kids and there is no shame in needing help.
I’m glad that you had such a great day with lex and got that news. Our pediatrician made a comment that it’s the number one thing that she sends toddlers for and it’s pretty common. My husband and myself actually both had speech therapy in school. I was in it till 4th grade because I didn’t pronounce all of my words correctly. Language is hard! Lol
Yay for Lex saying a new word. I know how frustrating it is to wait on speech therapy. My sons speech first raised an alarm I suppose you could call it when he was 2 and like Lex said very little. It wasn't until my son was 3 years and 3 months old before we finally got an appointment and he was 3 years 6 months before he actually seen a speech therapist. In the 19 months we're waited on the speech therapist my son's speech is slowly getting there he does say more words. There are words he says such as water etc when he wants something but a lot are just words he repeats when you say and even then his limit is around 30-35 words at the moment and he even has started saying three word sentences such as 'what is this?' it's been such a long, slow process and at times I thought he'd never talk. I didn't hear my son say Mummy until he was 3 years old and it was the best moment ever. We're in that in between stage with him at the moment. He's had developmental specialists assess him and of course the speech therapist and it does look like he will eventually get an autism diagnosis but only time will tell really. I'm so happy to hear that the doctor doesn't think Lex needs an eval :D Big brave boy having his blood taken, way to go Lex! I never knew you live in a mobile home. I think you & Lonnie are doing amazing and doing what's necessary for your kids. Who the heck cares where you live? It's clear that it's working for you all and that the kids are happy and that there's so much love in your home, that's the important things.
I hope Noah and Lex have the best services they need. And I hope you guys will able to move to Boston (I've been there). I do believe the Northern states have the best ABA therapies: like Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati etc.
I think by seeing your TH-cam videos that the area your house is in is lovely and nice and quite and also I love your house I think it's beautiful inside and out (I live in uk England in a 3 bedroom house with mum , dad , brother, two dogs and me I'm 16)and instead of being one of them TH-cam channel that make it look like their life is perfect and they have no struggles you guys don't you are truthful and even though you have good times you also have bad times which you don't try to hide and even though your house isn't really clean like some five star hotel room it shows you care more about your family than a tiny bit of cleaning which is brilliant (even if it is a mobile home which there nothing wrong with and I thought it was just a all ground floor house anyway ) so don't worry about what people say and if you need to save money or something your family is a genuine real family that has good and bad times but you always push through the end My family can relate to your family 100% with everything the moderate autism and dyscalculia and dyslexia which is ME and my 19 tear old brother ADHD and dad works a lot and my mum works at special needs school and she cares for me all the time and try's to get me the support I need in school like you do Noah and our family try and need to save money and saves it in any possible way like you guys and my mum cares more about family than cleaning like you guys and we all support and love each other like you guys and loads more stuff are family can relate 100% the only differences are you guys are younger because my mum 46 and dad 56 and that I only have one brother but two dogs and that my house has two floor levels ground floor and first floor and I live in 3 bedroom house and that you live in Florida and I live in England in the UK 🇬🇧 and that both my parents work and my mum looks after me too like you do Noah and that I am not homeschooled and probably a few other bits , you are 100% relatable and like my family so keep doing what your doing because it's brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁😁😁😁😁
I love Lex's curls so much (and just had to say that). And that is such great news. And right before you started talking about the genetic testing I was wondering if you'd had it done with Lex. We've had it done with our oldest and youngest and now they're sending our three year old to a geneticist in June (but he's seriously one of the most neurotypical people in the house with just "global developmental delay"). I'm so sorry about how frustrating the ABA situation is right now. We do in clinic and have had a good experience. The wait lists are insane here (our youngest got in fast because of her older sister, or we'd still be waiting). I hope you guys are able to find a place you're happy with that works out soon.
My almost two year old Aiden is going through early steps as well and in clinic speech therapy. He is just now starting to sign a few things. Its looking like he is going to need OT too. He has a PVL which is a brain injury and was at risk for Cerebral Palsy. I love that you post these videos. I definitely don't feel alone. My baby is also named Liam 😀.
Must be the tiredness of special needs kids, as i would never of been able to tell what kind of area you live, Your Kids have shelter, your doing what you's have to do to educate and protect them - what else is expected of us as parents? I always appreciate your uploads - Knowing others are in the same boat is great when your having a 'day'. And YAY for Lex! New words are the bestest!!
My 20 month old recently has been diagnosed with a Mixed Expressive Receptive Language Disorder and we're in speech therapy once a week. We are also going to have genetic testing. Ours is more geared towards ruling out Dravet's Syndrome and other forms of Epilepsy. He's had about 10 Febrile Seizures in the last year.
Really? I'm sorry. They really need more aba across the USA. It's in high demand. Ugh that's just so frustrating. Maybe I'll open my own clinic in Florida to get aba started down there hahah!
i love your home stephanie its beautiful,screw the haters.lexie poo is such a trooper,never cried at all,love those curls lex.u do whats best for u and yours we love u guys....
Yehhh🎉 Great new about Alexander💓 When did he start pointing, waving, shaking his head yes/no? Did him imitate sounds and movements at a year old? Hugs from Sweden
What's the difference between in home and clinic ABA therapy? Clinic means that's he'll be in the hospital? What is the difference between ABA and behaivial therapy? Don't they teach basically the same thing?
Have you heard of Spark for Autism. It’s in TN a research conducted by Vanderbilt. When you sign up on the website they ask for saliva samples for a free genetic test and will share the results. My 2 year old just got diagnosed in October and we are curious to see how our genetics play a role.
So happy to hear Alex doesn't need an autism evaluation 😃😃 I don't see nothing wrong with living in a trailer park and I don't see any reason to hide the fact that you live in one
Previously, I was an ABA therapist when I attended college. Each agency differs tremendously in there services. The best nationwide ABA company is CARD (center for autism and related disorders). Is there one in your area? This makes me really sad, I didn’t know it was this hard to enroll your child in ABA. But otherwise, I have seen incredible changes in my clients and completely recommend ABA
Have you ever watched the channel FatheringAutism? Their daughter Abbie goes to Jacksonville school for autism, they speak very highly of it I think if you wanted to hear their personal experience they'd be happy to answer any questions about it
Kelli Sewell my dream is to get a really nice motorhome or RV and travel places with it and just live in it but I also really like animals and you can't keep an animal in a motorhome or anything like that cuz that's kind of mean they need their freedom except for like goldfish or something like that that's okay or maybe not because when you drive I might get bumpy so I have no idea what kind of animal you keep in there maybe like a baby golden retriever I don't know now I'm just rambling on
Would you ever consider moving to a different state? I think the school that I work at would be perfect for Noah. We work with a lot of different autism related behaviors
When someone has whatsoever health issues, he should not have to worry about insurance. That's something people outside America just don't understand. I am sorry for you that you have to deal with that, while you need your strength for your kids.
Thank you for sharing! I know it can be so hard putting your life and your child out there, but I really think it helps other families! If you need more tips on how to do speech therapy at home, please check out my new TH-cam page!
Your channel has brought me so much peace. It's changed my perspective to the better. I'm working towards not seeing Autism as a tragedy, thank you for helping me see it in a new way! ❤️
You are amazing. Sorry about all the hoops you parents need to jump through in order to get services. Humans need to do better and making getting services easier.
My little brother was silent until 3 years old, and after he started talking he never stopped. He is 10 now and never had any problems with school, speech or making friends
You used to always reply to my all my comments but you don't any more why ?☹️ I'm a lover of your channel not a hater 😊 And I love you guys and Noah because I feel i understand you guys and Noah because I have moderate autism and severe dyslexia and dyscalculia too and you guys are lovely people 😊
Our LANDing Crew okay that's fine as long as you know I'm a lover not a hater and I love you guys so much your so relateable to my family and feel I understand Noah and would class him as my TH-cam friend as I have no real friends and you guys are brilliant 😊😊😊😊😁😁😁👍🏻👍🏻😘😁
Our LANDing Crew you replied very early in the morning if you live in Florida Because it’s 1:46 am where you live and I live in the UK in England and it’s 6:46am now 😂😂
My daughter is 16 and just had my very first grandchild 2 moths ago, I have been doing TONS of research and trying to guide her in the right direction as far as vaccinations go and I was wondering......do you believe vaccinations have any correlation with autism? I have spoke to a few mama's and they both SWEAR that their children began to shows symptoms after their 6 month vaccines and I was wondering what your thoughts were. Sincerely, confused Mimi ❤
You do know that the doctor that made that correlation went to jail because of it? The ignorance he spread may have killed a lot of children because they were not vaccinated.
You know what? There is no shame in living in a moble home. You have a nice home. Who cares what other people think. I lived in one for almost 20 yrs. We lived in the middle of nowhere at a natural gas plant housing area. It is like living in a house. You don't owe anyone an explanation either
It ticks me off that people talk crap about you living in a trailer park. Your children have a home! They have a roof over their heads and walls to shield them from the elements. Who cares if it's a trailer inside a trailer park. Talk about superficial!
Agreed! I think you’re doing an amazing job with your kids and you’re being smart to save! Dont
Don’t worry about what anyone says ❤️❤️
Heck living in the south Half the people I know live in trailer parks
My youngest brother didn’t talk until 4 because he had so many siblings, if he really wanted something all he had to do was point and someone would get him what he wanted. One day he just started talking and hasn’t stopped since haha
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Whats wrong with people criticizing where you live? Good Lord, I honestly love your home. I think you have an awesome home that supports everyone's needs in your family and appears to be really well set up. Love you guys!
You shouldn't have to explain where you live, your a great mother!! GOD Bless you and your family. The way your kids love each other and how everyone is happy is proof in itself that you and Lonnie are Ausome parents!! Thank you for doing what you do and showing so much inspiration.
I didn't know you lived in a trailer park but I don't see anything wrong with that at the end of the day your family have a roof over there head.whoever commented on that should think before posting such statements.
Of course, being your friend, I really don't want you to take offense to this comment or think that I'm telling you what to do! High functioning autism/Aspergers is very atypical on the autism spectrum. Rafael is super social and has good eye contact. You may not know until Lex talks more to see what his interests are. I saw Lex hand flap when he was talking to the therapist. Is that just a one off or does he do that a lot? Rafaels stims are super subtle, but they are there if you look for it. If it were me, I would still have him evaluated because it will point out all of the weak points of his development and at least you will know where to focus on with therapies or things that you can do at home for him. Pediatricians usually know nothing about Aspergers syndrome because it is so atypical. I wouldn't even bother listening to them about it. Abigails getting evaluated based on communication delay, screaming, and stimming (she has the same stims as Rafael). Her speech isn't delayed at all, its the communication. She can repeat everything we say, which may or may not be echolalia at this point. It could just be normal language development, this young. Lex's speech is going to explode with therapy. My first sons speech was amazing after he started, but he was in it for 8 years. You will be one proud mommy all day long with that one, because it happens rapidly and by the end of this year, he's going to be saying all kinds of things! Wish we could get therapy again. We likely won't get any until we move to America because there is another year long waiting list to get services. It's crazy. Good luck!
I had therapy for stuttering back in the 1950s and it really helped me. Some children don't speak because they are scared, bullied or laughed at by others, including adults. The therapy was provided by the public school system but was not on campus.
It's great that Lex is pointing and trying to communicate. My son did not talk in 3 word sentences until he was almost 3 years old. He woke up one morning and said "Shawn wants cereal". The rest of the day he was talking in all 3 and 4 word sentences. Maybe Lex will do the same. It is great that he is getting speech therapy.
I had not noticed that you live in a trailer park. Your home is lovely. I used to live in a trailer myself. In the UK it's called a static caravan. I think it's the same thing. Love your channel, your home and your children x
I always love seeing kids in speech as soon as possible help them grow :)
You looked so pretty throughout the whole video Stephanie !
Pardon my language, but screw anyone who feels free to comment on the sacrifices you make, for the betterment of your children. It's called "parenting" and it is a verb! And unless, those people want to fork over their money to pay your bills - they can tick a lock :) Good on you for not being afraid to try putting Noah back in school. There are things parents can't teach their kids and there is no shame in needing help.
I’m glad that you had such a great day with lex and got that news. Our pediatrician made a comment that it’s the number one thing that she sends toddlers for and it’s pretty common. My husband and myself actually both had speech therapy in school. I was in it till 4th grade because I didn’t pronounce all of my words correctly. Language is hard! Lol
I had a speech delay when I was little and both of my kids did too
Have you looked in to the school where FATHERING AUTISM sends Abbie too? They are in Jacksonville too.
Our LANDing Crew - ok, I am glad you called them.
Yay for Lex saying a new word. I know how frustrating it is to wait on speech therapy. My sons speech first raised an alarm I suppose you could call it when he was 2 and like Lex said very little. It wasn't until my son was 3 years and 3 months old before we finally got an appointment and he was 3 years 6 months before he actually seen a speech therapist. In the 19 months we're waited on the speech therapist my son's speech is slowly getting there he does say more words. There are words he says such as water etc when he wants something but a lot are just words he repeats when you say and even then his limit is around 30-35 words at the moment and he even has started saying three word sentences such as 'what is this?' it's been such a long, slow process and at times I thought he'd never talk. I didn't hear my son say Mummy until he was 3 years old and it was the best moment ever. We're in that in between stage with him at the moment. He's had developmental specialists assess him and of course the speech therapist and it does look like he will eventually get an autism diagnosis but only time will tell really. I'm so happy to hear that the doctor doesn't think Lex needs an eval :D Big brave boy having his blood taken, way to go Lex! I never knew you live in a mobile home. I think you & Lonnie are doing amazing and doing what's necessary for your kids. Who the heck cares where you live? It's clear that it's working for you all and that the kids are happy and that there's so much love in your home, that's the important things.
Stephanie. Lexi is so adorable with his curly hair
I hope Noah and Lex have the best services they need. And I hope you guys will able to move to Boston (I've been there). I do believe the Northern states have the best ABA therapies: like Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati etc.
I think by seeing your TH-cam videos that the area your house is in is lovely and nice and quite and also I love your house I think it's beautiful inside and out (I live in uk England in a 3 bedroom house with mum , dad , brother, two dogs and me I'm 16)and instead of being one of them TH-cam channel that make it look like their life is perfect and they have no struggles you guys don't you are truthful and even though you have good times you also have bad times which you don't try to hide and even though your house isn't really clean like some five star hotel room it shows you care more about your family than a tiny bit of cleaning which is brilliant (even if it is a mobile home which there nothing wrong with and I thought it was just a all ground floor house anyway ) so don't worry about what people say and if you need to save money or something your family is a genuine real family that has good and bad times but you always push through the end
My family can relate to your family 100% with everything the moderate autism and dyscalculia and dyslexia which is ME and my 19 tear old brother ADHD and dad works a lot and my mum works at special needs school and she cares for me all the time and try's to get me the support I need in school like you do Noah and our family try and need to save money and saves it in any possible way like you guys and my mum cares more about family than cleaning like you guys and we all support and love each other like you guys and loads more stuff are family can relate 100% the only differences are you guys are younger because my mum 46 and dad 56 and that I only have one brother but two dogs and that my house has two floor levels ground floor and first floor and I live in 3 bedroom house and that you live in Florida and I live in England in the UK 🇬🇧 and that both my parents work and my mum looks after me too like you do Noah and that I am not homeschooled and probably a few other bits , you are 100% relatable and like my family so keep doing what your doing because it's brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁😁😁😁😁
I love Lex's curls so much (and just had to say that). And that is such great news. And right before you started talking about the genetic testing I was wondering if you'd had it done with Lex. We've had it done with our oldest and youngest and now they're sending our three year old to a geneticist in June (but he's seriously one of the most neurotypical people in the house with just "global developmental delay").
I'm so sorry about how frustrating the ABA situation is right now. We do in clinic and have had a good experience. The wait lists are insane here (our youngest got in fast because of her older sister, or we'd still be waiting). I hope you guys are able to find a place you're happy with that works out soon.
Thank you so much!! ❤️
How old is He now and how good he has developed please?
My almost two year old Aiden is going through early steps as well and in clinic speech therapy. He is just now starting to sign a few things. Its looking like he is going to need OT too. He has a PVL which is a brain injury and was at risk for Cerebral Palsy. I love that you post these videos. I definitely don't feel alone. My baby is also named Liam 😀.
Must be the tiredness of special needs kids, as i would never of been able to tell what kind of area you live, Your Kids have shelter, your doing what you's have to do to educate and protect them - what else is expected of us as parents? I always appreciate your uploads - Knowing others are in the same boat is great when your having a 'day'. And YAY for Lex! New words are the bestest!!
Omg Lex is SO ADORABLE! 😍
Aww lex saying red 😭😍
Lex is the most adorable little thing❤️
My 20 month old recently has been diagnosed with a Mixed Expressive Receptive Language Disorder and we're in speech therapy once a week. We are also going to have genetic testing. Ours is more geared towards ruling out Dravet's Syndrome and other forms of Epilepsy. He's had about 10 Febrile Seizures in the last year.
A lot of public schools offer in home aba programs as well. That's worth a look into !
Really? I'm sorry. They really need more aba across the USA. It's in high demand. Ugh that's just so frustrating. Maybe I'll open my own clinic in Florida to get aba started down there hahah!
i love your home stephanie its beautiful,screw the haters.lexie poo is such a trooper,never cried at all,love those curls lex.u do whats best for u and yours we love u guys....
Yehhh🎉 Great new about Alexander💓
When did he start pointing, waving, shaking his head yes/no? Did him imitate sounds and movements at a year old?
Hugs from Sweden
What's the difference between in home and clinic ABA therapy? Clinic means that's he'll be in the hospital? What is the difference between ABA and behaivial therapy? Don't they teach basically the same thing?
Our LANDing Crew well... If they don't offer home, then I guess u have to do clinic, which sucks But u got this Steph!!
Have you heard of Spark for Autism. It’s in TN a research conducted by Vanderbilt. When you sign up on the website they ask for saliva samples for a free genetic test and will share the results. My 2 year old just got diagnosed in October and we are curious to see how our genetics play a role.
What is the song at the start
Your a great mom😊 And your home is really nice.
I live in California and I know “bright future” is a service that works in home, check them out and see if they have services in Florida!
Yay for Lex!!
I love lex'hair!!!!!!!
So happy to hear Alex doesn't need an autism evaluation 😃😃
I don't see nothing wrong with living in a trailer park and I don't see any reason to hide the fact that you live in one
Previously, I was an ABA therapist when I attended college. Each agency differs tremendously in there services. The best nationwide ABA company is CARD (center for autism and related disorders). Is there one in your area? This makes me really sad, I didn’t know it was this hard to enroll your child in ABA. But otherwise, I have seen incredible changes in my clients and completely recommend ABA
Lex has beautiful curls. Good job on a new word lex
Lex is gorgeous and you are a great mom
Early squad.... Hope you go live on YouNow tonight hon😍😍
Love you guys
Lexs hair was curly and lex is so cute with his curly hair
Love your channel 😍
Have you ever watched the channel FatheringAutism? Their daughter Abbie goes to Jacksonville school for autism, they speak very highly of it I think if you wanted to hear their personal experience they'd be happy to answer any questions about it
Our LANDing Crew not a good fit?
The Jax Autism School is where Abb from FatheringAutism goes I believe, they seem amazing!!
I live in a trailer to hon nothing wrong with that and I prefer a mobile home/trailer over a house but that's just me..lol..
Kelli Sewell my dream is to get a really nice motorhome or RV and travel places with it and just live in it but I also really like animals and you can't keep an animal in a motorhome or anything like that cuz that's kind of mean they need their freedom except for like goldfish or something like that that's okay or maybe not because when you drive I might get bumpy so I have no idea what kind of animal you keep in there maybe like a baby golden retriever I don't know now I'm just rambling on
Would you ever consider moving to a different state? I think the school that I work at would be perfect for Noah. We work with a lot of different autism related behaviors
I live up in Rhode Island!
When someone has whatsoever health issues, he should not have to worry about insurance. That's something people outside America just don't understand. I am sorry for you that you have to deal with that, while you need your strength for your kids.
Thank you for sharing! I know it can be so hard putting your life and your child out there, but I really think it helps other families! If you need more tips on how to do speech therapy at home, please check out my new TH-cam page!
Awwweé awesomeeeee
Alexander is adorable
I'm wondering how do your older kids deal with Noah's meltdowns when your not home, if I'm correct you've left Noah home with Danielle before?
That makes sense. Thanks for replying :)
Your channel has brought me so much peace. It's changed my perspective to the better. I'm working towards not seeing Autism as a tragedy, thank you for helping me see it in a new way! ❤️
My son is 3 and non-verbal at all he in a Ese program
You are amazing. Sorry about all the hoops you parents need to jump through in order to get services. Humans need to do better and making getting services easier.
My little brother was silent until 3 years old, and after he started talking he never stopped. He is 10 now and never had any problems with school, speech or making friends
Love your house forget the haters
Im in Canada all aba is free move here !
Lex is sooo Cute
From Faye ❤️
You used to always reply to my all my comments but you don't any more why ?☹️
I'm a lover of your channel not a hater 😊
And I love you guys and Noah because I feel i understand you guys and Noah because I have moderate autism and severe dyslexia and dyscalculia too and you guys are lovely people 😊
Our LANDing Crew okay that's fine as long as you know I'm a lover not a hater and I love you guys so much your so relateable to my family and feel I understand Noah and would class him as my TH-cam friend as I have no real friends and you guys are brilliant 😊😊😊😊😁😁😁👍🏻👍🏻😘😁
Our LANDing Crew you replied very early in the morning if you live in Florida Because it’s 1:46 am where you live and I live in the UK in England and it’s 6:46am now 😂😂
My daughter is 16 and just had my very first grandchild 2 moths ago, I have been doing TONS of research and trying to guide her in the right direction as far as vaccinations go and I was wondering......do you believe vaccinations have any correlation with autism?
I have spoke to a few mama's and they both SWEAR that their children began to shows symptoms after their 6 month vaccines and I was wondering what your thoughts were.
Sincerely, confused Mimi ❤
You do know that the doctor that made that correlation went to jail because of it? The ignorance he spread may have killed a lot of children because they were not vaccinated.
Una2 no I had no clue! Thank you for sharing
Hi
You know what? There is no shame in living in a moble home. You have a nice home. Who cares what other people think. I lived in one for almost 20 yrs. We lived in the middle of nowhere at a natural gas plant housing area. It is like living in a house. You don't owe anyone an explanation either
Good work lex
Wow just seen ur comment..lol
Do you know fathering autism
#greatmom