"Will my child still qualify for a diagnosis of autism?" This is the question on the minds of many parents with children who have autism. The short answer is: Most likely, yes.
As an expert panel considers changing the definition of autism in the fifth edition
of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, parents
are expressing concerns about what this will mean. The manual is the
standard reference for the diagnosis of mental disorders and has an
important influence on insurance coverage, access to educational support
and therapeutic services, as well as research in the medical community.But rather than debating whether the change is warranted or wise, we should focus on the effects.
Dr. Garry Gautier has crafted an autism reversal program that can help reverse autism naturally. This has been proven to work in many cases. With this natural treatment for autism, you can recover from autism. People who had undergone these autism natural cures have better social skills than those who do not receive treatment.
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