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From: Ian and Aaron's mommy
Email: shamilton@frognet.net
Category: Induction/Pitocin
Date: 30 Jul 2003
I know for a fact that Pitocin is dangerous when used with some women. Others can handle it fine. If it played a role in my son's Asperger's, only God knows the cause of that. I understand what you are saying and there is no way any of us could blame one specific thing on what caused any issues wheather it be Austism, ADD, cereberal palsy or the millions of disablities there are out there. My Asperger's child is difficult. Life on a daily basis for him is a total challenge. Yes, he is smart, but he has so many issues that you and I could not comprehend unless we literally walked in his shoes for a week. He doesn't see things in this world the way that I do. He has severe sensory issues which make life hard for him to deal with each day. Asperger's is just not behaviors...it is so much more.
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