JillBohr
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Hi Jill,
Quite so, quite so - and the late great Kubrick is one of the greatest directors of all time (so far).
O, BTW: How does the dr. Mikovits' news rhyme with your knowledge of autism and its possible causes? (I ask because I'm interested and know virtually nothing about this.)
Best wishes,
Maarten.
Loooooovvvve Kubrick films! Regarding the autism connection, I have been researching autism since my oldest son was diagnosed (he was born in 1998 (in the Netherland btw)). Anyhow, I observed that there were a lot of papers published regarding autism and autoimmune disorders. Many children with autism have a history of autoimmune diseases in the family. That particulary tweeked my interest because my kids have an aunt with ME/CFS (their father's side), I have aunt with ME/CFS and my father's aunt has fibromylagia and ME/CFS. We also have diabetes on both my children's father side and my side (they are thin btw) and my ex-husband had a cousin die of MS several years ago. My uncle's wife also died of MS two years ago as well (not blood related but I just thought I would add that in there). Anyway, I have been following the NIDS plan (I do not know if you have heard of Dr. Goldberg out of Los Angeles) for a quite a few years now. He observed that his wife with ME/CFS and the child patients with ASD have very similar immune panels. When the news broke out on XMRV, many of us parents jumped out of our seats. WPI has did a very small study on children with autism that have ME/CFS mothers and the rate of XMRV positive was 57% for ASD children.
If you have time, check out the video on Dr. Michael Goldberg's presentation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BauaBoDHHyI&feature=related