re: #250 ObserverArt

A friend of mine that worked in mental health did an interview at the Ohio State Hospital for Mental Health, Tiffin, Ohio back in 1977 with one of Ohio’s first cases classified as Autism. The young man he worked with was I believe 17 at the time. That would mean he was born in 1960.

They were just learning about it at the time.

Years later my buddy said he thought some of the kids we went to school with in the 60s and early 70s most likely could have be considered autistic, but no one knew about how to diagnose and classify the condidtion. Since that time they have learned there are degrees, etc.

And regarding Trump’ vaccine bullshit. Wouldn’t there be the dreaded and blamed additive thimerosal be in all of the shots? So, more shots more thimerosal, right? One big shot, less thimerosal, right?

The guy is a puffy windbag with a fast mouth and a slow brain.

Yeah a lot wasn’t known back then that is now. My own psychologist didn’t think I was on the spectrum and he had a son with Autism.