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Day: August 13, 2010

Vaccines and Autism

by Gerald GuildAutism, Erroneous Thinking, Invisible Gorilla, Parenting, PsychologyPosted on August 13, 2010September 26, 20126 Comments

It is hard to imagine anything more precious than one’s newborn child. Part of the joy of raising a child is the corresponding hope one has for the future. Don’t we all wish for our children a life less fraught with the angst and struggles we ourselves endured? One of the less pleasant aspects of …

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