The Choice To Keep The Heart Alive
There’s a line in The Breakfast Club that’s always stuck with me: “When you grow old, your heart dies.” It’s tossed out like a bitter joke. A cynical truth. Something you’re supposed to smirk at and move on. But under that line lives a much deeper, more unsettling question: Is the death of the heart […]
The MAHA Report and the Danger of Performative Concern
What’s missing, what’s misleading, and why we should be skeptical. A new federal report was released this month with the title: “Make America’s Children Healthy Again” (MAHA). It’s a big swing. And at first glance, it seems like something I should welcome. It talks about the rise of chronic illness. It shines a light on […]
Not What You Think: What the ‘Vaccine-Autism’ Studies Really Reveal About Regression and Vulnerability
A while ago – long enough that I can’t remember who sent it to me or when – I was given a document. It contained 68 studies, many published in the early 2000s, often cited by those who believe there’s a link between vaccines and autism. At the time, I skimmed it. Then I set […]
PANDAS, Regression, and the Autism Triggers No One’s Studying
Let’s say it out loud: Regression is real. It doesn’t happen to every autistic child. But it does happen. And when it does – it’s not subtle. But what’s most disturbing? It happens, and no one wants to study it seriously. The “Vaccine Injury” Narrative Took Over – But It’s Not the Whole Story RFK […]
