PANDAS, Regression, and the Autism Triggers No One’s Studying

A digital illustration of a distressed mother sitting next to her withdrawn child, gesturing emotionally across a desk toward a clinician who slides a document labeled “Refer to ABA.” In the background, a brain scan shows areas of inflammation. The image includes overlaid text: “They told us it was behavioral. It wasn’t.”

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 […]

Is the Autism Industrial Complex Real?

When most people think of autism, they think of a diagnosis that leads to help, support, and answers. But what if I told you the system built around that diagnosis is more about billing hours than building lives? What if I told you the real reason autism has become so broad, so vague, and so […]