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We kept going along as you can see all the way through to 1998 here. At
this point she is a very bright child. I believe she is in second grade and doing very
well. But, if you look at this it isn’t like child was fixed in 1996. 1997
wasn’t her best point. She is still evolving.
That’s what I’ve come to respect about your children. If you
get the brain working, then the therapists are going to have a better chance to help your
children evolve. It isn’t like they’re born with a 5 or 10 year-old brain, and
you push a button and then everything is fixed. I think some people in autism think that
if you could find that magic bullet, the magic point, then everything would be OK. Nature
does not seem to work that way. But, if you can help that brain turn on and work, then
that child, with the right help, with the right therapy has a chance to evolve.
