autism

[dyslimbic]

I would be most grateful if someone could point me towards some good links/aticles re
Arnold Chiari and autism/developmental problems
I aleady have http://www.communityzero.com/autismchiari.

Thank you

[mcewen]

I don't have any specifics for you, but if it's 'balance' that you're concerned about, that is quite often a bi-product of autism. One of my two autistic boys has considerable difficulty in this realm. In his case it is complicated by difficulties with spatial awareness [for which has visual therapy to help him with things like depth perception.'
Best wishes
http://whitterer-autism.blogspot.com

[trapperz]

if you are not already a member of the WACMA (world arnold chiari malformation association) chiari chat group (yahoo) you can also glean a lot of helpful information from searching the archives. type in things like autism, sensory, mood, etc and you'll get a lot of hits. there's a current thread that started with regards to depression that has grown quite a bit. there are also parent groups on yahoo, chiari connection international parents and another wacma parents.
good luck.

[LIZARD]

Am I the only one who's stunned by how many of us there are who are concerned about this???? WTH is wrong with these doctors that they don't see the connection? :confused: :( :mad:


LIZARD :(