Hello Out There

OK world....I hear you. Over the past few weeks I keep meeting other parents of children on the spectrum here in the Redding, CA area. This is of course good for me since we recently moved to the area and I don't know many people here. I am quickly realizing that many of these parents haven't heard of the benefits of Biomedical Intervention for our kids with Autism or if they have heard of it don't know much about it. It's becoming more apparent to me that a good local resource or portal if you will to the world of biomedical intervention is despeatly needed. The parents I've been meeting are very eager to learn what they can do for their children and I've recently put a good amount of effort into answering their questions, taking phone calls, sending various links via email, and sharing my local resources for GFCFSF foods. I'm a person who appreciates efficiency in all its various forms so my mind naturally got to work on how to get the word out in a more efficient manner. After a few rejected ideas and lots of people telling me that I should write a book I finally settled on a blog. Usually when I think Blog I think diary. I've never been able to keep up with one. Even in my tortured starving artist faze when I was writing often I only managed a weekly entry at best. Maybe though if I just post the links you need to get going and present to you just the best of what I've found and done for our son....then that would at the least save me lots of time and at best help another human being. Maybe I'll make friends...that would be awesome.... you'd all understand what I'm going through because you live it too. And maybe I'll post a recipe or two when we try one. Or random GFCFSF product reviews? See where I'm going with this? I can post up to 10 fixed pages on this site so I will detail there what you need to get started and keep your sanity and just add new posts when the mood strikes. I encourage you to read everything here but take things slowly especially when entering another site I've linked for you because it's easy to get overwhelmed out there and hit the breaks. So hello out there world, welcome, and I look forward to your comments, questions, and acquaintance.