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A satirical cartoon illustration of a food pyramid made of ultra-processed items like soda, chips, and supplements. At the top, a suited bureaucrat holds a wearable fitness tracker and waves a flag labeled “Food Freedom.” Below, disabled families are blocked by fences labeled “Medicaid Cuts” and “Program Delays.” A large billboard in the background reads, “We Can’t Afford Fresh Food—But We Can Afford to Monitor You.”

Head Starts Denied, Fresh Food Replaced, Silence Sustained

July 12, 2025

Field Dispatch: Volume III The Darker Side of the Spectrum | July 13, 2025 While the media churns over headlines, hearings, and campaign chaos, the

Illustration of a non-speaking autistic boy in a wheelchair holding a letterboard that reads “I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY,” while a politician at a podium marked “HEALTH FOR ALL” speaks to an audience. A smartwatch and other tech devices are lit on one side; the boy is alone on the other.

The Darker Side of the Spectrum

July 9, 2025

Field Dispatch #002 – July 2025 The Silence That Hurts: RFK Jr., S2C, and the Cost of Inaction I’ve been asked more than once—“Don’t you

Cartoon illustration of a young disabled boy in a wheelchair holding a letterboard while a smiling doctor hands him a smartwatch. Caption below reads, “They didn’t expand Medicaid. They gave him a wearable.”

The Darker Side of the Spectrum

July 5, 2025

Field Dispatch #001 – July 6, 2025 The New Wellness Illusion: Why RFK Jr.’s Health Strategy Isn’t What It Seems By David Kaufer What This

A digital illustration of interlocking cogwheels labeled with terms like ‘Intention’, ‘Execution’, ‘Visual Input’, ‘Auditory Input’, ‘Fine Motor’, and ‘Balance’. A pair of human hands hovers over a keyboard in the foreground, symbolizing the breakdown between intention and action in apraxia.

Understanding Apraxia: The Cog Model Explained

June 27, 2025

Original Content Courtesy of www.presumecompetence.co.uk – Shared with Permission When a child can’t speak, point, or move as expected, the world too often assumes they don’t know.

Digital illustration of red velvet theater curtains pulled back to reveal a chaotic scene with tangled wires, pills, and regulatory documents. A glowing ‘Priority Voucher’ is spotlighted at the center, symbolizing the hidden politics of FDA fast-track approvals.

Regulatory Theater: Why the FDA’s New Drug Fast-Track Policy Doesn’t Add Up

June 17, 2025

Let me get this straight. The same FDA now demanding “gold-standard” placebo-controlled trials for all new vaccines – including seasonal COVID updates for children and

Bombs, Budgets, and Blame: What We Could Fund If We Stopped Worshipping War

June 12, 2025

We’re told there’s no money. Not enough for Medicaid. Not enough for public schools. Not enough for trained communication partners for non‑speaking kids. Not enough