INDUCED LABOR : TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY & AUTISM

by - Dinesh Danny

Dinesh is a parent of 2 boys on the spectrum and Author of book titled - Autism Answers and Action.

The ingrained perception

 ​Parents impacted by autism in their children are often faced with one question that runs deeper than anything else -  "Why Me?". We are told autism is genetic or the causes of autism are this far unknown. It's almost become fashionable for people to state  "nobody knows what causes autism". Thanks to the espousal of genetics as the cause of autism by media, the medical community and autism researchers, governments and private institutions continue funneling valuable research dollars into genetic research, although researchers have come up empty handed inspite of decades of research. And thats not the researchers fault either, since they're essentially barking up the wrong tree.  Unfortunately genetics is also the easiest to blame. Countering the genetics argument is hard as it is still a complex science with enough unknowns and the easier story to sell parents on. Surprisingly, even the most educated parents who received the "all clear" from genetic testing are convinced there could be something in the genes, some environmentally caused de-novo mutation that caused their kids affliction.
The genetic perception is so ingrained that even the social stigma around autism stems from the belief that autism is genetic. Haters consider autistic folks as freak genetic accidents that need to be wiped out to cleanse the genetic pool. Some parents’ stoic acceptance of their kids’ autism, is simply because there is this firmly entrenched belief in their minds that autism is genetic and genetic mistakes are an act of God. Then there's clueless misdiagnosed folks on social media taking pride in the fact that Autism runs in their family, when factually they couldnt and wouldnt be on social media if they really suffered from autism, which by definition makes sufferers non verbal and incapable of any significant social interactions. These people potentially have other afflictions along the lines of conditions like dyslexia which is known to run in families, has known genetic roots and too often gets mixed up with autism.

The unexpected hidden cause

What if I told you more than 50% of autism out there is caused by traumatic brain injury caused by a dangerous labor and delivery drug that was abused beyond prescribed limits by your obstetrician? Would you embrace it as something you have always suspected, or would you dismiss it as some silly rant coming from an unqualified idiot? What if I showed you proof, elusive proof that has been hiding from parents, hidden by quirks of fate and the complexities of the birth process.
As a parent of 2 boys on the autism spectrum, both brain damaged exactly the same way, by the same Obstetrician, by the same prolonged induced labor process, I understand this etiology of autism better than most others in the non-obstetrics realm. This same pattern of Pitocin abuse has been responsible for more than 50% of the cases of Autism in the US and other western countries. Thanks to the adoption of labor induction around the world, autism occurence is fast catching up in the rest of the world.
I share with you below, this proof of malpractice that caused me to write a book and launch a campaign to end the malpractice by legal process. Every qualified person that has looked at this report below so far has always responded with “ Wow, this looks like you got to sue someone, this is traumatic brain injury”. I am abstracting the personal details in this report and showing you only the key content.

Notice the terms “remote white matter insult” and the terms “nonspecific gliosis in the front peripheral and parietal white matter”. Gliosis is the equivalent of scar tissue in the brain and as per the report it is in the white matter. White matter is situated deeper in the brain and represents the neuron fibers that carry neuron signals to the many functional areas of the brain. Such widespread traumatic damage to areas deep within the brain could have been caused only at one point in a person’s life. That is when they were born, emerging head first, from their mother enduring the trauma force of artificially induced contractions.
This is unfortunately something that happens all too often in maternity wards across the developed world. It is often very rare for anything this drastic to show up on MRI scans. This happened only because this was our second child and was born without pushing. As explained in detail in my book, pushing mostly hides any injuries that happen in the previous stage. Now that you have seen the proof would you now believe Autism could be Traumatic Brain Injury from induced birth. Perhaps I ought to sue someone about my kids’ autism ? Perhaps that will bring more attention to the subject. I even dream it might help change the ways of many obstetrics. Will say more in my next post.