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Carly Perez

@autismunlocked_

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~ Mom to 2 non-speakers
~ Find Power in Unlearning
~ It’s not “just autism”🚫🧩
~ Presuming Competance 🔠
~ Medical Freedom 🇺🇸
~ Natural healing🕊️

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I wish I was wrong but I was not. I just followed what was right in my face and right in front of me. Listen to me when I speak about our non speaking children🙏 They all deserve the best quality of life and health. #autism #autismawareness #epstein #world #wakeup by @autismunlocked_

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8 months ago

My son was trying to play with children at the playground today. A boy, a little older than him, was building a mountain in the sandbox and my boy kept digging his hands in it and knocking it down. The boy said “He keeps messing my castle up”. He was the second child to say this.

Without hesitation, I went over to the boy and explained to him that he does not speak yet, and plays a little different then he does and he really likes knocking down the piles. The boy then said “okay, i’ll make him a pile over here so he could knock it down”. My son then played with him on and off for the remainder of our time there.

This is how we need to approach children who do not understand our babies. If their parents aren’t teaching them or feel uncomfortable in the situation, it is our duty to try and help them understand if they are willing.

There is nothing to be embarrassed about.

We don’t need to go into detail.

Most children are kind and will listen.

This did not only change the way my boy felt, it also changed that little boy’s approach to my son, and my hope is, it will change his approach to all kids that may seem a little different to him in the future.

It’s important we speak for our babies that are not able to yet.

We are their voice, until they have one💙
Healing note: He was trying to play with all the children and interested in what everyone was doing. He was still mostly observant, as that is his personality, but he was trying! He also was interested in all different parts of the park, hence him on that bouncy see saw. Next time i hope someone jumps on with with him! His little brother didn’t want to 🙄
#nonspeaking #autism #autismismedicalandtreatable #healing #healingjourney #children #playground #autismawareness #love #motherhood #sensoryplay #sensoryprocessing by @autismunlocked_

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2 years ago

"A poorly related boy" is what his report opened up with. Along with "no eye contact", "walked around constantly", "mostly cried", and "had a bottle".

It was the "poorly related boy" that will always stick with me.

This was what was written in his report from a developmental pediatrician that I had waited 18 months to see. She caught him on a day where he hadn't napped and didn't sleep well. My boy does have great eye contact, and wakes around to explore new surroundings and is usually very happy and yes he does drink from a bottle. The whole report was written about what he couldn't do and had shed no light on his strengths.

It was clear that all the paper work I had filled out was not looked over. She diagnosed him right then and there without spending any time on him because she relied on a previous Ados test that I had sent months before. She wasn't terrible, just very straight and non empathetic.

I went into this appointment knowing my son's diagnosis and also went into this appointment knowing his symptoms could be alleviated by diet changes, detox method and a non toxic lifestyle. I had already begun the process and began to see changes. I knew he was injured by mold and environmental toxins. I knew all of this, and I still cried right in front of her.

I asked her what she thought the rise in autism was and she looked me dead in my eyes and said "we don't know but it has to be partially environmental and we are trying to figure it out." In that moment she looked concerned. I was happy for that at least.

After leaving, I felt for the mothers and fathers who didn't think their child had autism or the parents that didn't know autism traits can be healed and treated holistically and their lives didn't have to be all about therapy and bracing for the next meltdown. I felt for the parents that didn't know their could be peace and progress without medication. But how would they know? None of this is discussed.

In other countries, when autism is diagnosed the child goes for a full panel of testing to test their levels of all kinds in their body. Here we are told 40 hours ABA and good luck.

A "poorly related boy" he is not.. he is magic. #autism by @autismunlocked_

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3 years ago

Medicating our children with the standard psych meds that are given to autistic children is not finding the root cause nor is it teaching them coping mechanisms or self regulation. It’s sedating them. Period. We need to do better. #autism #healing #HealingJourney #autismawareness #medical by @autismunlocked_

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15 days ago

They love to feel the wind and watch the rain 🥺#autism #healingjourney #healing #brothers #autismawareness by @autismunlocked_

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18 days ago

I just need to figure out how to live forever💙#autism #autismawareness #healing #healingjourney #love by @autismunlocked_

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Even though my son goes through long periods of not seeing his grandpa, he remembers him as if he just saw him yesterday. Seeing them together makes my heart so happy. #autism #autismawareness #grandpa #Love #HealingJourney by @autismunlocked_

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I always think of what would have happened if we never found the root causes of his sickness… thank god we have found the team to support his healing ❤️‍🩹❤️🥺#autism #functionalmedicine #healing #healingjourney #autismawareness by @autismunlocked_

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2 months ago

Regression is NOT normal. If I knew then what I know now, I would have acted faster.

He stopped:

-clapping
-building
-communicating
-focusing
-waving
-pointing

They told me he was fine. He was not and it got progressively worse💔 Thank god we are getting him back.

Learn from my mistakes. Acts as SOON as you see a loss of skill.

#autism #autismawareness #HealingJourney #healing #healthy by @autismunlocked_

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2 months ago

We, as a community, are at a cross roads when it comes to what autism is.

Some say it is genetic and feed their children prescribed psych meds and chicken nuggets and pizza every day while putting them through stressful compliance therapy.

Others, are trying to heal their children by taking a biomedical approach. This includes diet, supplements, cooling gut issues and underlying diseases/infections that cause neuro inflammation, vagal nerve dysfunction and a nervous system that has been set on fire.

Here is the thing! The biomedical approach works. It’s a long road and a hard one. There are ups and downs. There are a lot of expenses. You must change YOUR life style to provide this for your child. If you cant dive in with a practioner and testing right away, there are things you can do on your own. Just message me.

CHOOSE your HARD! Your child will not get better if you don’t make their health your priority. They will continue to get worse, end up in state care, or lack quality of life.

There is a reason why the average age of a profoundly autistic adult adult is 36-38 years old in AMERICA‼️ Why? Because of the medical neglect our country leaves our children in. In the UK the average age of an autistic adult is 72 years old. What does this tell you?

Follow my functional neurology team at @completecarewellness @drleohart @drpaulboss @indytrainer
It’s never too late! Message me for information on:

-diet
-gut health
-spelling to communicate
-brain balancing
-primitive reflexe therapy
-lazer treatment
-cranial sacral therapy

And more.

#autism #autismawareness #healing #HealingJourney #healthyliving by @autismunlocked_

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2 months ago

This was supposed to be a video i took where I spoke about the biomedical side of autism, however I was too spent to even talk about it. You know how people take their colicky babies for a drive? Well almost the same thing, but it’s your apraxic child, fully intelligent without a way to express their pain. It’s hell. #autism #autismawareness #healing #healingjoyrney #drive by @autismunlocked_

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2 months ago

Who says expansion is just for kids? 👀

I’m an adult—and I’m expanding my palate to create more space for my tongue, support my airway, and work toward breathing better.

This isn’t about chasing perfection.
It’s about function, health, and quality of life.

Here’s to making room for better breathing. 💫

@foundationfirstdentistry @tmjsleepbreathecenter #airwaydentistry #PalatalExpansion #DOMEZero #dentistry #HealingJourney by @autismunlocked_

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