These are not my posts. But I wanted to share: "The tsunami of young children diagnosed with autism in the 90s are now adults. Their parents are getting old and starting to pass from the scene, and the taxpayers are going to start to learn how much of a subsidy those parents have been providing over the years." "Special needs is life-consuming for the caregiver. Other siblings should be able to choose whether to sign up for that. Parents should not put that on their other chi

Rough notes: Why do we think saving the weak and the sick and the insane at the expense of the sane is something God wants? Where did that idea even come from, because it's not in the Old Testament at all? Did it come from the Satanists? I think repenting of the evil that brought her here is what he should do, and preserving the life of God’s people is what he should do, not giving life support drugs to a demon that should have been dead and we would be free if he hadn’t step

I can't even remember anymore the dreams and goals I used to have before I was a 24/7 caregiver. And this is Christianity? Keep those at home who wouldn't know any different if they were in a group home, and destroy those who had a human soul in the process?

It's not good for people to live with the insane. In the bible the unclean were either seperated from society, or healed. Our model of living with them in our homes is Satanic. Demon possessed people are not the people we're supposed to help. They keep us from helping others. God always prioritizes his people, he even killed those that hurt his people.

What if Autism is contagious, but not how we think of "contagious"? If we define "contagion" simply as something that spreads, propagates, or infiltrates, then it's logical that if Autism is caused by unclean spirits like the Bible says, then that uncleanness could spread just like many things spread that the Old Testament called unclean. "If a person touches any unclean thing... he also shall be unclean." (Leviticus 5:2) There are a few real life examples that intrigue me: T

1) If my daughter died my biggest emotion would be relief. 2) I would give up almost anything to set the clock back and change the decisions that led me to have her in my life. 3) I grieve every day that I will never have a family. 4) This isn't the life I wanted, and I don't know how to deal with that forever. 5) I am crushed, emotionally and spiritually, because my life and wellbeing is not even as important as a drolling infantile mentally absent person - not to our societ