Mental Illness Lies

  • Christian Chat is a moderated online Christian community allowing Christians around the world to fellowship with each other in real time chat via webcam, voice, and text, with the Christian Chat app. You can also start or participate in a Bible-based discussion here in the Christian Chat Forums, where members can also share with each other their own videos, pictures, or favorite Christian music.

    If you are a Christian and need encouragement and fellowship, we're here for you! If you are not a Christian but interested in knowing more about Jesus our Lord, you're also welcome! Want to know what the Bible says, and how you can apply it to your life? Join us!

    To make new Christian friends now around the world, click here to join Christian Chat.
View attachment 279937

Let's have a fun discussion about the topic of autism.
According to Google "ai" it means this:



So, back in muh day we used to call this: 'being shy'.
Which meant that you weren't sick and you didn't need any medication so a pharmaceutical CEO can buy his 2nd yacht.
Thoughts?
You can often tell who makes a living from it being a 'disease,' yes?
 
View attachment 279937

Let's have a fun discussion about the topic of autism.
According to Google "ai" it means this:



So, back in muh day we used to call this: 'being shy'.
Which meant that you weren't sick and you didn't need any medication so a pharmaceutical CEO can buy his 2nd yacht.
Thoughts?
MMMMM-kay

As a Mama Bear to more than 1 autistic child, I do not call it being shy.
But thanks for bringing this up with the Tylenol :poop:, I was trying to decide where to share my thoughts on this.

So in my kids Autism support therapy they use a phrase "try again" ,
example:
Johnny stubs his toe and yells "oh $#!* "
The adults reply "try again"
Johnny has a redo, pretends to stub his toe and says "OW! THAT HURT!"
(yeah, easier said than done, and sometimes creates some funny/not funny moments at our house)

Well, I never used Tylenol during my pregnancies and I know/know of countless other mothers who can say the same.
So, to the bogus claims that Tylenol use during pregnancy = autism we say...
TRY AGAIN
 
  • Like
Reactions: Eli1
No, but there is a prescription in its treatment isn't there? Hopefully, no 'experts' feel the need to resort back to lobotomies.


Autism is a neurological spectrum disorder.

Hopefully, people will continue to NOT be anti-intellectual and pursue research and treatments, whether they be pharmaceutical or not

and other methods of intervention, for the sake of the parents and children who suffer daily with something they would never ask for.
 
MMMMM-kay

As a Mama Bear to more than 1 autistic child, I do not call it being shy.
But thanks for bringing this up with the Tylenol :poop:, I was trying to decide where to share my thoughts on this.

So in my kids Autism support therapy they use a phrase "try again" ,
example:
Johnny stubs his toe and yells "oh $#!* "
The adults reply "try again"
Johnny has a redo, pretends to stub his toe and says "OW! THAT HURT!"
(yeah, easier said than done, and sometimes creates some funny/not funny moments at our house)

Well, I never used Tylenol during my pregnancies and I know/know of countless other mothers who can say the same.
So, to the bogus claims that Tylenol use during pregnancy = autism we say...
TRY AGAIN

Correlation is not causation.
 
MMMMM-kay

As a Mama Bear to more than 1 autistic child, I do not call it being shy.
But thanks for bringing this up with the Tylenol :poop:, I was trying to decide where to share my thoughts on this.

So in my kids Autism support therapy they use a phrase "try again" ,
example:
Johnny stubs his toe and yells "oh $#!* "
The adults reply "try again"
Johnny has a redo, pretends to stub his toe and says "OW! THAT HURT!"
(yeah, easier said than done, and sometimes creates some funny/not funny moments at our house)

Well, I never used Tylenol during my pregnancies and I know/know of countless other mothers who can say the same.
So, to the bogus claims that Tylenol use during pregnancy = autism we say...
TRY AGAIN

Over lunch with a friend of mine we were discussing this same thing since he has 2 daughters which are 1st year in college and i have two boys who are going to college next year.
When he said the name of some condition (for one of his daughters) which i can't even pronounce i looked at him and i said "really?".
He said - trust me i'm the first skeptic but i checked with multiple doctors and it's a real condition.
Then i understood what he was saying.

So the question here is: how is Autism defined?
This is the first layer of discussion.

Then we can add Trump and pharmaceuticals later if needed. But as my friend who has a daughter with a real condition which affects her comprehension skills in college said : a lot of conditions are made up so the big pharma can make money.

For the conditions that are real and serious such as cancer, then there's the component of jobs.
Do you know how much an average treatment of cancer costs for a patient? Around $80,000 !
This is 1 patient. On average in 1 hospital, there are 2-3 floors with a total of ~100 patients.
This is 1 hospital.
Then think about all the hospitals in 1 state.
Then think about all the hospitals in USA! If you do the math it's billions of dollars in 1 day !
Now, this industry employs millions of people in different chains of the process.
So if someone, someday says "i found a cure for cancer" that person may be in danger of losing his life, which is why these changes have to come slow.

So, what are your thoughts about autism?
 
MMMMM-kay

As a Mama Bear to more than 1 autistic child, I do not call it being shy.
But thanks for bringing this up with the Tylenol :poop:, I was trying to decide where to share my thoughts on this.

So in my kids Autism support therapy they use a phrase "try again" ,
example:
Johnny stubs his toe and yells "oh $#!* "
The adults reply "try again"
Johnny has a redo, pretends to stub his toe and says "OW! THAT HURT!"
(yeah, easier said than done, and sometimes creates some funny/not funny moments at our house)

Well, I never used Tylenol during my pregnancies and I know/know of countless other mothers who can say the same.
So, to the bogus claims that Tylenol use during pregnancy = autism we say...
TRY AGAIN

The doctor said my brother (Prince Peter)👑🦸‍♂ had a stroke at birth or just before, which may have caused his autism. Others have suggested that vaccines caused it, while some believe it is due to family genetics. Although autism does seem to run in families, there is no direct evidence yet identifying the exact cause. 💯 agree with @Godsgirls I know my mother never took any medicine so that's not the cause.
 
children who suffer
Children suffering in suffrage of the experts rather than be accepted as the unique individuals that they actually are.
Jesus loves you as you are, and it's that love the compels you toward any change at, not any sort of superficial medical alterations.
 
Children suffering in suffrage of the experts rather than be accepted as the unique individuals that they actually are.
Jesus loves you as you are, and it's that love the compels you toward any change at, not any sort of superficial medical alterations.

Okay, you have not worked in a children's treatment center, which I have for several years while in University, so no point discussing.
 
so no point discussing.
You can't explain or discuss because you suffer from TDS which is a real condition.
You just throw random credentials in the air and you don't like to be challenged because your ego is very fragile.
 
Okay, you have not worked in a children's treatment center, which I have for several years while in University, so no point discussing.
I see, you have no concern for any of my concern. Whatever happened to good bedside manner anyway?
 
  • Like
Reactions: Eli1
Let's define TDS here since it's appropriate.

"
When an old man with big beautiful blonde hair speaks non-liberal language which makes the liberals sick

"
 
No, but there is a prescription in its treatment isn't there? Hopefully, no 'experts' feel the need to resort back to lobotomies.

there are two commonly use drugs for first they usually try Ritalin which is terrible for a child to be on. It takes all the joy out of life. while Prozac was much better. Autism is sometimes accompted with schizophrenia so they will also prescribe Risperidone because it has less side effect then other anti psychotics. I think that the barrier between them and demons are weaker and they can sense energies we cant.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Billyd
I see, you have no concern for any of my concern. Whatever happened to good bedside manner anyway?

Why would you let a child bang there head against the wall and scream all day it there was a medication to help with the behaviour?

Sorry but I tire of the one track thinking.
 
there are two commonly use drugs for first they usually try Ritalin which is terrible for a child to be on. It takes all the joy out of life. while Prozac was much better. Autism is sometimes accompted with schizophrenia so they will also prescribe Risperidone because it has less side effect then other anti psychotics. I think that the barrier between them and demons are weaker and they can sense energies we cant.

They are not possessed if that is what you are saying, unless you think a two year old can be possessed.
 
You can't explain or discuss because you suffer from TDS which is a real condition.
You just throw random credentials in the air and you don't like to be challenged because your ego is very fragile.

Have you gotten help yet, my ego is far from agile but my patience does it reach its limits with narrow mindedness and people like you who can only talk about TDS.
 
Why would you let a child bang there head against the wall and scream all day it there was a medication to help with the behaviour?

Sorry but I tire of the one track thinking.

Lady, over here. We're talking about autism. The topic is over here. Do you even know the words to describe what it is?

 
So, what are your thoughts about autism?
I think the google response you shared earlier (it looks like it was quoted from another post and doesn't copy in replies, but I'll try to screen shot it) is a decent summary for starters.
screenshot-2025-09-23-123116-png.279967


And while I think this is a decent summary, I also think it hardly begins to scratch the surface.
I don't think it is a made up situation for money gains, though I certainly do think there are plenty of persons/organizations that try to profit from it.
And I don't think it is something 'new'.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Eli1
Have you gotten help yet, my ego is far from agile but my patience does it reach its limits with narrow mindedness and people like you who can only talk about TDS.

I can see that you're unable to communicate and your needle is stuck.