Antibiotics and Vaccines Caused my Son’s Autism

While pregnant, she was vaccinated, thinking "it was the right thing to do." Her pediatrician assured her that the shots were safe and effective, and nothing was particularly wrong with Miller when he was born. But at around two months, the ear infections, problematic bowel movements and rashes began. She was, in her own words, "just trusting the doctors" and "continued to vaccinate a sick child" per their guidance. Even Miller's "slow" regression into autism did not deter her from immunizing. She, now outspoken about the injections, hopes her story will "help and prevent this from happening" to anyone else. Her advice: "You will always have the opportunity to vaccine, [but] you will not have the opportunity to go back. When it's done, it's done." Watch it on CHD.TV.