A Well-Written Internet Article Does Not a Universal Truth Make

Sometimes, I am so overwhelmed by the massive amounts of shit information on the internet, that I can only cope by pouring a Jack and Diet and hoping, or denying, that I rarely contribute to the brain numbing, unbelievably dangerous misinformation about autism, and children with different needs in general, that permeates hyperfuckingspace. 

Do you want to know the worst part? It sure as hell isn't the idea that the parents of children with autism are reading this bullshit. It isn't even the fact that professionals in the field are reading this drivel. The real problem lies in the frightening fact that some dangerously small-minded, open-mouthed individuals might read, and worse, share information that could potential harm our children. 

I certainly don't profess to know all of the answers. In fact, I recently learned that I don't have any of the answers but I know enough to know that little tidbit and a few other things, too.  For example:

Dairy Products DO NOT cause Autism

and

Ketchup Makes Everything Taste Better... Except Ketchup.

Goodnight,

S

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