Autism

Hi, is anyone else here on the autism spectrum or you think you might be?

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How does it affect you? For me I get really obsessed and hyperfixated on a particular rabbit hole which is how I dug up so much dirt on David Byrne/Talking Heads and now I’m going down the rabbit hole with the dispensational theology/prosperity gospel/zionism connection and trying to get my theology right. I have to watch I don’t miss the forest for the trees and overlook something or get stuck in a cognitive bias. Thankfully I don’t get too bad of sensory overload so I can function okay usually, but sometimes it make me dissociate. Apparently I’m also a rare female INTJ.

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Thanks for sharing! Personally I believe that “Autism” is a silly label for certain traits and behaviours that everybody has, in varying degrees and magnitudes. Not one person is “normal”, we all have our little quirks and oddities.

Still, by definition I would probably be some kind of “neurodivergent” or aspie at the very least. Take for instance the fact that I have very rapidly developed a pseudo obsession with Clowns, of all varieties. So much so, that I have taken up clowning itself! I am a clown named DingBat. I have over 60 clowns, ornaments, stuffed toys / knitted fellas, the whole shabang… the affinity only being developed within the year. But, enough about me.

Thanks for making this thread, I think it’s overdue.

On the same subject, has anyone else noticed that the children of this current generation Alpha, I believe, almost all have some kind of developmental anomalies? If it’s from having devices like phones or iPads from the moment they’re born, vaccinations (COVID and otherwise), or just not getting their needs met, socially, almost all of them I see behave… differently than other generations. I would love some input from other members here because surely I can’t be the only one noticing this phenomenon. Anyway, thanks for your time, I appreciate all of the individuals here. Cheers. :clown_face:

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Hi. I’ve had a few diagnosis and was heavily over medicated by zealots in white. My mental health problems seemed to dissipate following the removal of alcohol and drugs from my life. We all have a cross to bare right.

I’m interested in Byrne from Talking Heads. What is “The Dirt” you speak of?

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@RoyalDingbat Hi!! Vaccines Food that has almost all synthetic ingredients being nutrient deficient (Codex Alimentaris ~ the design in Monsanto DuPont Dow began the GMO’s) niw factor in fluoride in our water and toothpaste, our air is sprayed with Nuer toxic chemicals.

indoctrination at school. Schools push to drug kids into being obedient soldiers learning to be earners as my 8 us old granddaughter. Then genetics.

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Yeah, It’s definitely overdiagnosed I think. I mean heck! My own diagnosis was mostly because the school wanted funding from the government so they needed to tick a box for me to be autistic and the psychiatrist admitted she exaggerated the symptoms.

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Your next rabbit hole you should dig is detoxing to cure autism, get obsessed and hyperfixated on that particular rabbit hole.

Autism can be cured, were you fed tons of junk food and candy as a kid and teens? let to watch Anime and cartoons non-stop and play non-stop video games? basically autism is either cause by vaccines or by neglectful childhood. And either way you can cure it.

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Thanks do you know any good resources for detoxing autism? I’ve heard it has a lot to do with the gut and some people recommend GAP diet. That would be a bit hard in my current living situation but I am thinking at the moment of cutting back or going cold turkey on sugar because these days I mainly struggle with brain fog and fatigue.

As for my parents, well, my parents made sure to eat organic in utero and mum always made sure we eat salads with every meal. I had wonderful parents, I understand where you are coming from but please don’t assume things like I had a neglectful childhood, my parents didn’t even want the diagnoisis, it was the school pushing for it as I said. Vaccines however I do have a question about especially the amount given at once to infants. My parents retrospectively have wondered about that as well and are alarmed by how such a concern is dismissed by medical professionals. Censorship of medical professionals in Australia is a big problem which was spotlighted during covid. Also my dad has lots of ASD symptoms, if anything his parents were neglectful and feeding him junk processed meals growing up so maybe there is an epigenetic influence there, not sure. But my parents were anything but neglectful.

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Ok, don’t worry I’ll help you out, these days you mainly struggle with brain fog and fatigue, by these days you mean the past few years or months? the diet is a good start because eating only certain diets is a big red flag, see how neglect doesn’t necessarily means intentional uncaring malnutrition, but most success stories of full recovery from parents of autistic children admit to using other protocols. But first did they gave you just the first 3 Covid vaccine doses or 4th doses?

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I got 2 jab doses. Yeah I was young and so asleep back then - obsessed with KPOP and desperate to do anything to travel even though I honestly thought the mandates were so stupid.:sweat_smile: I didn’t seem to get any adverse reactions at the time, but when I got covid in 2022, I got it way worse than everyone at a conference where most people were unvaccinated and I was absolutely furious that I’d been lied to by health authorities. Ever since then, I feel as though my deep breathing has not really recovered and some days my deep breathing is laboured although the cardiovascular report said I was totally fine. Yeah I guess that coincides with the fatigue/brain fog issues though part of that is also caused by pain obstructing sleep from a connective tissue disorder EDS which has been noticeably painful for me since 2019. I also had 3 friends who had very bad adverse reactions to the jabs: lupus, pericarditis , myocarditis. Thankfully they all survived but it was a close call for them.

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Allow me to join this conversation, because this points directly to the real issue. After taking two jabs, the adverse reactions are being rebranded as ‘COVID.’ Truth is, ‘COVID’ is actually the single biggest adverse effect of the vaccine itself. People aren’t suffering from severe COVID in spite of being vaccinated; they are experiencing the direct secondary effects of the shot taking place. Do you remember at what age you got the first dose? There was someone else around this forum describing brain fog and personality change after the vaccine. Maybe that plays a big role in your autism character traits as well. A lot of vaccinated are in denial of their injuries and their cognitive brain fog doesn’t allow them to connect their vaccine injuries with the inoculation. Considering 2022 as the year with most adverse events reported is not coincidence. Basically get two jabs, and then the adverse reactions get passed off as ‘COVID.’ In reality, ‘COVID’ is the #1 adverse effect from the vaccine. It’s not a case of getting a bad infection despite taking the shot, it’s the secondary effects of the vaccine showing up

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Don’t worry, I’ve been deep in this rabbit hole for many years, carefully following the reports, and the peer-reviewed literature. I can point in the right directions because the pattern has been consistent. Speaking of what you’re going through, how would you describe your brain fog? Does it feel more like a struggle with active thinking and focus, or is it heavily impacting your memory? For instance, does it make everyday conversations difficult to follow, or does it make recent events like remembering what someone did just a few days or weeks ago feel completely blurred or out of reach? It can be so frustrating when your mind feels blocked from retrieving those details, and I really want to understand what you’re experiencing so I can best support you.

So this was around during your High school years or University?

Reports of COVID cases in the unvaccinated are, in reality, rare unless those unvaccinated people are regularly mingling intimate with the vaccinated which causes shedding. Meanwhile, the peer-reviewed literature repeatedly shows serious symptoms and conditions appearing in the vaccinated, whether they later got an infection or not. That points directly to the vaccine itself as the culprit as was previously shared. In the same body of literature, the unvaccinated are simply not shown to develop those serious issues. When they do get symptoms, they are the ordinary flu-like ones, nothing critical unless they have blood transfusion, sex or similar fluid exchange with a vaccinated person, this is called shedding. And myocarditis has not been detected in the unvaccinated either according to Scientific Peer Reviewed Medical Literature. The contrast is stark the unvaccinated recover the way people always used to recover from respiratory infection, while the vaccinated are the ones presenting with the lasting, severe problems according to the evidence that has been showing in Congressional hearings.

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