skibum wrote:
Thank you Catlover.
You're welcome

skibum wrote:
Yeah, now that I know what AKI stands for, Sabrina, Autism is definitely nothing like AKI. But if you mean that something like AKI has to be prevented from an early age, I understand that reasoning. So I can see what you might be trying to express.
Yes, I'm pretty sure she was saying that autism needs to be "killed" in its early stages, much like AKI.
skibum wrote:
Again, I think we need to understand better what you are trying to say. It is true that often times early intervention can help children with Autism learn to cope and have skills that can teach them to function better in society and help decrease the severity of their traits and symptoms. But unlike AKI in adults, or in anyone of any age, Autism is not an acute disease. It is because the brain and neurological system of the person is different from regular people.
People who have Autism are usually born that way. Their brains are just created differently. Some people have symptoms and traits that resemble Autism because of their body's reactions to environmental factors or because of brain damage due to brain injuries. But a person's moods are never the cause of Autism. But please try to explain more of what you mean so that we can understand you better.
Unless she is just trolling here, it's clear that she doesn't know what autism is. For example, it is uncertain as to whether autism is caused by genetic inheritance or environmental variation; that's the main reason why the information in her post is unreliable.