As a teacher that had several autistic kids in my classroom over the years, I used to to wonder HOW parents did what they did. It was a lot just having the kids for 6-7 hours. I simply couldn't imagine doing it full time. I then understood why parents insisted on keeping their kids in school, even if they were getting nothing out of it. They needed the break. There's differing degrees of autism I know, I worked with functioning autists, but the kids that didn't function at all, I don't know if parents know it, but there are closets that those children stay in at school to protect them, from themselves. The walls and floors are padded so they can hurt themselves but still you feel bad watching those kids stay in a closet most of the day. The worst thing they could have done was closed down children's hospitals here in Tulsa. So many of those kids needed those facilities, not a classroom. And yeah, it's the vaccines. Most nurses know it, but they're part of the problem.