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A Halloween Awesome Soccer day!!  Stay safe and have fun tonight 🎃
31/10/2026

A Halloween Awesome Soccer day!!
Stay safe and have fun tonight 🎃

27/10/2026

A line talking about autistic kids in one of my videos caught your attention and I was SHOCKED that it even stood out:

“Our job is not to prevent disappointment. It’s to help them through it.”

There must be some confusion about which autistic experiences we should try to PREVENT…?

My qualifications to answer this:
I was diagnosed with autism in 2007, and I’ve worked with other autistic people since 2015.

An autistic person feeling angry or disappointed is not automatically a problem that needs to be solved. These are normal human emotions and we’re entitled to have them.

Now, a behavioral crisis is a different thing.
This isn’t just loud crying or feelings that last an inconvenient amount of time.

It’s when someone needs immediate help because their level of distress is causing a serious safety issue.

That could be high intensity hitting, biting, property destruction or self injury - to name a few.

Crisis should be prevented.
If we know that certain situations or demands commonly lead to unsafe responses, we should be doing something about that.

Maybe we change the environment, give the person more warning, or ask the people around them to make adjustments.

Just because an autistic person is having a difficult time doesn't mean something has gone wrong.

Uncomfortable emotions are something that we allow to come and go because it's part of being human.

A behavioral crisis is something we work to prevent because someone’s safety could be at risk.

Autistic people don't need perfect lives free from negative emotions, and those supporting us don't need to be perfect either.

We need safety and people who will stick with us even when things get hard 🩷

24/10/2026

What connects autism regression, infections, PANS/PANDAS, histamine, and neurological inflammation?

After analyzing over 8,550 client health histories, I found some remarkable associations in children who experienced autism regression.

Compared with children without reported regression, they had:

• 388% higher reported rates of PANS/PANDAS
• 331% higher rates of seizures and movement disorders
• 138% higher rates of infections and strep
• 82% higher rates of OCD, tics, and Tourette symptoms
• 37% higher rates of gastrointestinal issues
• 33% higher rates of allergies, mast cell activation, and histamine symptoms

The underlying physiology involves several interconnected systems.

IL6 and TNF participate in inflammatory signaling that can influence neurological function.

AOC1 (DAO) and HNMT help regulate histamine metabolism in the digestive tract and tissues, including the brain.

SOD2 and GSTP1 support antioxidant defense, helping protect cells from oxidative stress.

Mitochondrial pathways provide the cellular energy required for neurological development and function.

From an orthomolecular perspective, vitamin C, magnesium, riboflavin, niacinamide, and vitamin B6 support important processes involving immune function, cellular energy, and neurotransmitter metabolism.

These findings are observational associations within my client database. They don't establish what caused a child's regression, but they highlight biological relationships worth investigating.

Through nutrigenomics and genetic pattern mapping, I examine how these systems may interact in each individual child.

After completing over 8,800 genetic reports and protocols, I continue to find important connections between immune health, nutrient metabolism, and neurological function.

Parents, if your child experienced autism regression, did you notice infections, sleep disturbances, gastrointestinal symptoms, or sudden behavioral changes around the same time?

Calling all Awesome Friends!! We need your help! Go to City of Loganville Events page and vote for the Awesome ...
03/10/2026

Calling all Awesome Friends!! We need your help!
Go to City of Loganville Events page and vote for the Awesome Kids Scarecrow 🎃
If our scarecrow wins, all the Awesome Kids get to pie Coach Sam 🥧😃🥧

16/09/2026

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