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RachelLugiagirl
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18 Jun 2006, 7:54 am

my Dad in general likes quiet but i don't notice supersensitivity. why has it been proved unlinked to vaccines in Montreal yet turned up a lot in research here, so much so that we've got an out break of measles? i think measles might have caused mine though. both my parents have tempers but they've learned to be sociable when they have to. but then i don't know anything. wasn't aspergers not invented till after 1940 or something?



JulieArticuno
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18 Jun 2006, 8:09 am

Not recognised and named, I think you mean, Rachel.

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18 Jun 2006, 5:04 pm

Aspergers Syndrome wasn't a medical diagnosis till 1994. As far as a link to vaccines, you will find just as many studies to prove a link as there is against a link... so really I wouldn't fully put my money on either side. If measles caused autism... why aren't there a great deal more cases in the world? One big factor... genetics, something would have to trigger it... measles itself would not be the key factor, maybe a weakened immune system or something was it, but I highly doubt it myself. Actually just because someone has a temper and learned to be sociable, doesn't equate automatically to being autistic... it just doesn't work that way either.