To answer your question on my opinion of the orgions of autism, well there are many theories.

Is it vaccinations?

Well, I really don’t know what the cause was in my situation. I have little to do with my parents who were busy raising 4 children. The time I would have started to show symptoms of autism was when my mother was busy having two other children two weeks short of a year apart. One was born with severe allergic reactions and contracted spinal menegitis, leaving my mother busy in the hospital and pregnant to boot.

The birth of my baby sister during this time with diabetes and a strict regimin of massage to keep her circualtion going meant that much of the time I was in the care of others.

It was thought then that my lack of bonding to those around me was due to failure to thrive and the constant change of caregivers. My lack of communication skills was attributed to shyness.

So in my own case I do not know. It is certain that there are way to many factors in common with vaccination and autism concerning others on the spectrum. Too many factors to be mere coincidence.

You can understand that there are also food allergies that have also been assumably the cause for others symptoms of autism.

So in my own autistic opinon, there is more than one cause of autism. The factors related to each individual case must be judged or evaluated to that individual.

My stance on vaccination is if there is a history of autism in the family and you live in a populus area where most kids are vaccinated, that the risks of autism out weight the risk of disease and most of the kids your child may come into contact with will have been vaccinated and thus pose little risk of giving your child one of the diseases currently vacinated against.

I do feel that vaccinations are in part responsible for some of those on the spectrum, but that it is not the only cause of autism.