Personal information Quote by Thomas D. Taylor

“Until this point in history, it was advantageous for a person to claim to be autistic when one really wasn't autistic at all, because…

— Thomas D. Taylor

I did want to acknowledge and confirm the fact that my son does, indeed, have an autism diagnosis.

— Jenny McCarthy

“But the numbers of people who call themselves autistic can be advantageous to autistic advocacy organizations when they try to present autistics as a…

— Thomas D. Taylor

“One of the most important truths about autism is that if you have met one person with autism, you have met one person with…

— Stephen J. Bedard

“For the record, I seldom see real-life autistics stalking people online with the zeal that fakers do, and I do not often see them…

— Thomas D. Taylor

“Be that as it may, some of those that would no longer be diagnosed “autistic” today were diagnosed on the autism spectrum and accepted…

— Thomas D. Taylor

Anyone that tells you what does or what doesn't cause autism is simply not basing that on facts.

— Elizabeth Emken

“Finally, (and as I said before) another use for the autism registries is that they can give a “true” accounting of how many autistics…

— Thomas D. Taylor

“There’s so much evidence vaccines could be the cause of autism,”

— Katy Evans

“Because many autistic people take what people say at face value, they are easily duped and swindled. Try”

— Thomas D. Taylor

Research demonstrates that autistic traits are distributed into the non-autistic population; some people have more of them, some have fewer. History suggests that many…

— Morton Ann Gernsbacher

“In reality, if they are autistic, they may either identified as:   ◦         High-functioning, or ◦         Low-functioning   by their physicians. But diagnosed autistics,…

— Thomas D. Taylor