Anne’s Substack
Anne DachelI write about the declining health of children and the failure of health officials, and doctors to sound an alarm over what's happening. Children are increasingly disabled and chronically ill, and the education system has to accommodate them.
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Memphis, TN: "Scientists Still [Don't] Seek Answers on Causes of Autism"
#### On April 14th, WREG TV in Memphis, TN ran the story, Scientists Still Seek Answers On Causes Of Autism.
Glyphosate (weed killer) found in all childhood vaccines
During those well-baby visits, children face an ever-increasing battery of vaccines containing things like live viruses, aluminum, formaldehyde, and mercury (flu shot).
The Autism Cover-Up Must Continue
Two years ago, I wrote about the interview of a top autism expert by advocate Jill Escher. That expert was Dr. Walter Zahorodny.
AUTISM: 20 years later, the cover-up continues
In April 2006 hundreds of autism parents rallied in Washington, DC hoping to get Congress to address the explosion in neurologically disabled children.
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I'm a long time advocate for the needs of the autism community, and I write about the decline in the health and well-being of children everywhere.
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