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Autism and Immunizations, Is There A Connection?

Autism, a complicated, not well-understood, debilitation that afflicts 1 in every 150 children, and it is more ordinarily found in males, than in females. Children, who live in an autistic world, are unfortunately often unable to be a part of our world. They are somehow locked up inside of themselves, with no way out. Autism is reflected in different ways, and to different degrees. Speech and communication are two major areas that are greatly affected in children with Autism.

Children Immunization

Autism was rare until it started to appear more frequently in the late 1980's and early 1990's. At the time studies show that it affected approximately, 1 in every 2000 children. Midway through the 1990's the statistics showed a sharp growth in children diagnosed with autism. Less than a decade later, the numbers rose to approximately, 1 in every 700 children being diagnosed. Today, in the year 2011 we are seeing children with Autism at an alarmingly high rate of, 1 in every 150 children. Autism is affecting more and more children, why are the numbers going up? The incidence of Autism, is much too high, and the statistics are frightening.

Children Immunization

In the early 1990's, there was a change in how immunizations were mixed, before being administered to children. Prior to the 1990's, the immunizations for measles, mumps, and rubella, were administered separately, and at different times of the child's life. In the early 90's however, a change was made, and all three immunizations were combined together, and were then mixed with preservatives, which were added to prevent one immunization from affecting any chemical change to the other. This new compound was than administered to children in one shot instead of three. Could this be a factor in the foreseen, estimate of children who are now affected by autism? Could the compound of the medications, along with artificial preservatives have an consequent on the growth in Autism?

This facts raises many questions such as, what consequent does mixing three very powerful immunizations together into one shot, have on small children? How does it sway their brain, their organs, and other parts of their small bodies?

Many cases of Autism are diagnosed, only after receiving the immunizations. Why is it that parents and doctors alike, observed no autistic signs in some of these children, before they were immunized? Could it be that the immunizations with preservatives cause a serious adverse reaction in some children? These are very prominent questions that need to be investigated, to furnish some concrete answers.
Is there a connection between immunizations and Autism? It appears that there are some implications that there may be a connection. In a logical deduction of the facts that we have, there is evidence that there may be a link between autism and immunizations.

Immediate, and in-depth explore needs to be done, to decide if there is a connection between the two, and if there is, something needs to be done quickly, to stop the growth of Autism in our children, the time to come generation of this world.

Autism and Immunizations, Is There A Connection?

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Every Child Is Special: A Movie review

Every Child Is special is probably my first Bollywood movie. (I do not count Slumdog Millionaire because I have watched it only in parts and have not even gotten to the ending, haha.) Anyway, Every Child Is Special is a Hindi drama film released in 2007 (Taare Zameen Par, translation: Stars On Earth) produced and directed by Aamir Khan. It tells about a boy, Ishaan Awasthi, who was all the time getting in trouble at school for being so misbehaving and out of focus from his lessons. Too often, he would be caught by his trainer daydreaming and getting low grades. Because of this, his father sent him to boarding school, all alone and homesick with the hope of disciplining him. But the academic status of Ishaan did still not improve. Instead, he became withdrawn and lonely, far from the Ishaan who was active and fun-loving. Then came a new art trainer who would just change the way Ishaan would act towards school and learn to appreciate himself even more.

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How can I not love this movie? Darsheel Safary is perfect for the role of Ishaan Awasthi. Safary, with his innocent eyes and face, made me laugh with his funny antics and at the same time rend my heart as he goes straight through the agony of enduring boarding school alone and away from his parents. From start to finish, the movie gripped my attention, and the musical portions added to my fascination. I cannot speak about the technical aspects of film-making as I am not knowledgeable of such, but for an easy to please movie fan like me, Every Child Is Special is one heart-touching movie.

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***Spoiler Alert***

Every Child Is Special is an eye opener as to the worth and point of every child. The story deals with an issue that is as real as it is unrecognized - dyslexia. I first knew about dyslexia in the book, Pearl Harbor by Randall Wallace, but the movie has increased my instruction on this kind of ailment.

Every Child Is Special is a movie that can tug the heartstrings and at the same time bring hope that having dyslexia is not a desperate situation. Family support, patience, and love are central themes in this story, plus the customary focus on painting and art. The principles on many intelligences in instruction plays a major role in this movie and can be very informative to teachers and parents alike.

I precisely love this movie and I very recommend this to everyone. My sister has also been nagging me to watch The Three Idiots. Maybe, tonight.

5 stars.

Every Child Is Special: A Movie review

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