Welcome to Let's Cure Autism!
Let's Cure Autism is dedicated to our child Arek and every other person in the world who is effected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our goal is to provide accurate information to everyone interested in learning more about Autism. We strive to provide accurate information on treating Autism and living with Autism. To bring forth change to the way Autism is viewed by the public and help figure out a way of more effectively treating those with Autism so that they may have a better quality of life. This is the cure we are seeking! Feel free to check out our Autism links. Get the latest news on Autism from many news sources updated daily. Feel free to join our forum. We invite you to check out our Autism shop, 20% of all profits made will be used to provide support to further our goal of spreading Autism awareness. Any feedback, as well as donations are always appreciated.
Check out this article on developing an Autism diet plan.
Here is an article on the herbal or natural approaches to dealing with Autistic behavior.
What we Consider a Cure for Autism!
A cure for Autism is really a cure for society. Autism needs more funding in the therapies that work to treat Autism. Sure there are therapies that do considerably improve the quality of life of autistic people. These therapies are often expensive, not covered under insurance and therefore not available to most people. Making these Autism treatments available for everyone is the cure for Autism. Read more on what we think will cure Autism.
What You can do for Autism!
Learn as much about Autism as possible. Contact your congressman and make them aware that you want more resources allocated to treating Autism. With 1 in 150 children being diagnosed with Autism it may be affecting you already or in the near future. Donate money, time or any other resource you can to an Autistic family such as ours, a charity, or your local school district special education program. If you would like to donate to us then click here. 20% of all donations will go toward an Autism charity.
Signs of Autism Autism Checklists
Individualized Education Program(I E P)
