The Mom Who Beat Autism | Tracy Slepcevic

While autism is considered an incurable condition, Tracy Slepcevic, integrative health coach, and author of “Warrior Mom: A Mother’s Journey in Healing Her Son with Autism” managed to get her son back on his feet. He developed autism after receiving vaccines.

“You cannot put the MMR and the varicella vaccine together. But he received all those at once within 24 hours. … And after that, I just started to see this decline in speech, motor skills, and cognitive function like, no eye contact. It was really like the lights went out my boy,” said Ms. Slepcevic.

She tried many methods from gluten-and lactose-free diets to stem cell treatment.

“I became the biggest research junkie, I read book after book, I attended every conference I possibly could.”

And contrary to doctors’ predictions that her son, Noah, would never be able to lead a full life, Ms. Slepcevic kept going, one therapy at a time, until eventually her son could scale up a rock wall by himself.

“[I] literally fell to my knees. I started to cry … and within 30 days, Noah graduated from occupational therapy, he was able to go across the monkey bars, he was able to balance [on] swing, tie shoes—everything that he couldn’t do—he could jump off two feet,” she said.

Ms. Slepcevic made a guide for other parents, in which she summarizes all the available and workable ways to deal with autism. The main thing is that she challenged what was considered a hopeless diagnosis and inspired many parents facing the same problem.

Now she is organizing a conference on this topic and has created a map of doctors from various fields who can provide multifaceted assistance. You can find more information about her event here.

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