When is Autism enough?

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Isn’t it enough that Gavin has to struggle with Autism? I was just sitting here and it hit me. WTF does it mean to not have enough cerebral spinal fluid? How is that even possible? Isn’t it a closed system? In theory it would have to be leaking somewhere or possibly an obstruction somewhere. Maybe he isn’t producing enough? This is a pretty big deal. We will be researching the crap out of this until we go back in January.

There aren’t many tests more painful then a spinal tap. Especially for an Autistic child terrified of needles. He will have to be completely sedated. There is NO WAY he would cooperate with that. We will make sure that it isn’t done unnecessarily.

Rob Gorski

Full time, work from home single Dad to my 3 amazing boys. Oh...and creator fo this blog. :-)
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Allison

I second (third?)the general anesthesia line of thinking. You're right, there's got to be a point where the kid catches a break.

Lost and Tired

I would think for safety reasons if nothing else. But your right he needs to catch a break…..thanks

Kalin Yancy

By which I meant that it's necessary, not that it isn't an option. Derp.

Kalin Yancy

Yep, general anesthesia is pretty much non-optional for an autistic child.

Lost and Tired

I truly hope they see it that way. I don't see any other option. Thanks