Beth Lambert
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820 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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There's nothing you can do to objectively say this kid has autism or doesn't have autism.
Like autism, for instance, they're diagnosed by a psychiatrist or psychologist or developmental pediatrician.
who goes through a list of criteria.
And when they meet the criteria, they can get the diagnosis or not.
And, you know, a lot of people will use that to say, oh, we're just better at diagnosing.
We missed all the quirky kids, the kids who used to have been labeled with Asperger's.
You know, the nerdy kids who are shy.
You know, they didn't get picked up in the 70s and 80s.
And while that's true for a percentage, it cannot account for the meteoric rise in this condition.
Yeah.
And the other thing is about 40 percent of kids who are diagnosed with autism are considered moderate to severe.
You didn't miss those kids.
Those are kids who need 24-7 care.
You know, it wasn't like we just sort of like overlooked them in the 70s and 80s.
And I didn't know one kid like that when I was growing up.
Right.
And even if you looked in the special education classes, like if I think back to, you know, I was in elementary school in the 80s and the special education classes had kids with Down syndrome.
And you did not have children who had the stereotypical behaviors of autism, the hand flapping, the eye aversion, the stimming.
You just didn't have it.
What is the difference between remission, healing and reversal?
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