Autism

Autism Is a Reversible Condition Asserts 'Autism Yesterday' Documentary, World Premiere Screening in Minnesota on April 17

Published in Hematology Week, April 21st, 2008

Holland Center for Autism is sponsoring a World Premiere showing of "Autism Yesterday" -- a Generation Rescue documentary that explores an emerging truth many parents are discovering: Autism is a reversible condition through a process known as "biomedical intervention."

Through the eyes of five families and their recovering children, Autism Yesterday chronicles heart-wrenching stories of despair, hope and recovery. The documentary is 30 minutes in length, and Holland Center owner Jennifer Larson hopes it will have a deep emotional and social impact.

"My hope is that this movie will have a national impact on medical providers, law makers and those...

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Source: Hematology Week (2008-04-21)

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