Autism as a death sentence
#18
Posted 17 August 2012 - 08:58 AM
Genghis Flan, on 16 August 2012 - 09:14 PM, said:
19 meds????? WTF??
And he has "no other medical conditions"?
#19
Posted 17 August 2012 - 09:45 AM
¿Suspicious Baggage?, on 16 August 2012 - 09:36 PM, said:
that said, do you know in fact this guy has asperger's? is he in fact capable of helping assure he has a positive outcome? are there other health conditions that would make him an inappropriate candidate, and the autism is being used as a strong arm tactic?
Maybe you ought to consider shutting your mouth on this subject, simply because many of us on this forum have autistic children and relatives and unless you've raised a loved one with autism yourself you have no idea what the parents of autistic kids go through due to ignorant adults. I'm not trying to be rude to you, but you've picked the wrong topic to troll someone you don't like with. You should realize we parents will fight you or anyone else to the death if need be to protect our children and to stop getting people to think of them by their disability instead of who the are as a person.
Flan, thank you for posting this. I am an active participant in the group Autism Speaks. I'll make sure they're aware of this and try to organize a protest outside of the hospital if I can. I will not allow this intelligent worthy individual to die simply because he might require a little extra help to get over the hump in certain aspects of his life.
#20
Posted 17 August 2012 - 10:43 AM
#21
Posted 17 August 2012 - 10:49 AM
Those other drugs are most likely for the heart condition. Oh and I did read an article where the Mother was interviewed and was told specifically by a Doctor Brozena that since his condition (autism) is considered a mental health issue, he is being denied. Think about that people when every day in the news they're calling something else a mental issue.
#22
Posted 17 August 2012 - 10:55 AM
#23
Posted 17 August 2012 - 11:13 AM
DoBee DoBee Do, on 17 August 2012 - 09:45 AM, said:
¿Suspicious Baggage?, on 16 August 2012 - 09:36 PM, said:
that said, do you know in fact this guy has asperger's? is he in fact capable of helping assure he has a positive outcome? are there other health conditions that would make him an inappropriate candidate, and the autism is being used as a strong arm tactic?
Maybe you ought to consider shutting your mouth on this subject, simply because many of us on this forum have autistic children and relatives and unless you've raised a loved one with autism yourself you have no idea what the parents of autistic kids go through due to ignorant adults. I'm not trying to be rude to you, but you've picked the wrong topic to troll someone you don't like with. You should realize we parents will fight you or anyone else to the death if need be to protect our children and to stop getting people to think of them by their disability instead of who the are as a person.
Flan, thank you for posting this. I am an active participant in the group Autism Speaks. I'll make sure they're aware of this and try to organize a protest outside of the hospital if I can. I will not allow this intelligent worthy individual to die simply because he might require a little extra help to get over the hump in certain aspects of his life.
Word.
first, thank you Flan for posting this.
Parents of ASD kids fight like hell to get these kids the support they need. My son is only on 1 prescription drug. He does, however, take amino acids, digestive enzymes, pro-biotics and multi-vitamin because it helps his chemistry and it helps him function better.
He does a weekly occupational/physical therapy because there is a connection between brain nerves re-weaving and physical therapy.
Autism is not a mental health issue - it is neurological, chemical and immuno related ( I bet) and certainly nutritional deficient. My functional medical doctor actually diagnosed my son as having a malnutrition/malabsorption issue - and NOT ASD.
I hope this family goes to court or even leaves the country to get their son the medical attention he needs.
BTW - there are many "normal - neuro typical people" who, because they don't behave in their quirky ways - are lacking in social skills, coping mechanisms and healthy relationship building. Some of these "normal" people are psychos at work, stalk relationships, steal, murder, rape or become meth addicts. Since they know how to disguise themselves as 'normal' they don't have a label of dysfunction. But let me tell you, after seeing on different websites the vicious anonymous comments on various web topics (outside of pwr by the way), I am willing to bet that 80% of the world's population has some characteristic that would be considered anti-social...possibly psychotic.
Kids like my son are taught techniques (like clutching a teddybear for this kid) that are coping mechanisms. My son experiences sight, sound, tactile and other stimuli as if the volume dial is turned up all the way to 10. He is taught coping mechanisms to deal with this sensory overload so he can function as best he can in our daily world. It is NOT a mental health issue. He is probably more well adjusted than most "normal people".
There are criminals who commit heinous crimes, yet are not diagnosed with ASD and are not considered mentally ill - officially. Yet an Autistic person is labeled for this simply because the scientific community can't figure out a) what the real cause of it is or b) they know the cause of it and realize they are liable to millions of lawsuits in malpractice because the medical or Military Industrial Complex industry caused it or c) Its Really A LIABILITY aka Medical Malpractice issue. or D) all of the above.
I hope this article causes enough of an uproar to get this kid on the list.
#24
Posted 17 August 2012 - 11:36 AM
no transplants for me then.
Funny I can donate (a kidney) though, eh?
~Sant Kirpal Singh
#25 *Guest~
Posted 17 August 2012 - 02:15 PM
....
....according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Corby received a letter from the hospital, stating that Paul was being denied "given his psychiatric issues, autism, the complexity of the process, multiple procedures and the unknown and unpredictable effect of steroids on behavior."
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There have been incidents that would concern doctors including the fact that Paul has shouted loudly enough in the house that the police have been called at least three times to the house, and at least one of his other medications is for an unspecified mood disorder.
Read more at http://www.medicalda...vgP3gU8VH1LK.99
Yeah, go picket the hospital, FFS.
#27
Posted 17 August 2012 - 02:27 PM
#29 *¿Suspicious Baggage?~
Posted 17 August 2012 - 02:36 PM
DoBee DoBee Do, on 17 August 2012 - 02:27 PM, said:
good grief, this isn't about Nazi eugenics. nobody is coming to get anyone. this guy just isn't the best recipient.
and hell, i've probably got a bit of that ASD, myself. i only found out years later that the reason my parents put me through that hell of little league football and baseball was because some teacher seemed to think i needed more socialization or something. if they had really wanted me socialized more, they wouldn't have shipped off most of my friends to RLC.
#30
Posted 17 August 2012 - 02:53 PM
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