About the Authors
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I recovered myself and my children from mercury poisoning using the Andy Cutler protocol, which became a vital part of our journey after my child’s autism diagnosis. In addition to the Cutler protocol, I explored biomedical treatments, addressing issues like endocrine dysfunction, gut health, and the effects of mercury exposure. Along the way, I studied herbal medicine and supplements to restore balance in the body. I’ve co-authored several books on the protocol and offer consultations, blog articles, and social media content to help other parents. Andy’s protocol played a crucial role in restoring my mental clarity, enabling me to guide others. After over 15 years in the autism-mercury community and learning under Andy, I felt compelled to continue his work following his passing in 2017. You can read more about my credentials here.
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In 2007, my son was diagnosed with low to moderate functioning Autism. Desperate to help him, we started the GFCFSF diet and worked with a biomedical doctor. While we saw some progress, setbacks followed, and after moving in 2008, my son’s behavior regressed when he refused his supplements. In 2009, I found the Autism-Mercury group and Dr. Andrew Hall Cutler’s AC Protocol. The results were transformative—my son made more progress in three weeks than in the previous year. Through research, I learned why the original protocol didn’t work and found more effective strategies for his health. By 2010, I was moderating the Recovery from Autism listserv, helping other parents navigate misinformation. Today, my son thrives in a regular classroom without special diets or supplements. Inspired by our journey, I became a Holistic Nutritionist and Spectrum Health Consultant to help other families find the path to recovery. With the right support, healing is possible. You can read more about my credentials here.
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About the Book Title
It is important to emphasize that we are not against autism or individuals with autism. As mothers of children on the autism spectrum, our goal in writing this book is to advocate for our children’s health and future. We fought for our kids with autism at a time when few others were, aiming to ensure they have a successful and healthy future. This is how we came to the title Fight Autism and Win. In our work, we address the chronic health challenges faced by our children and strive to help them thrive. We are committed to supporting their well-being and fighting for their health, especially as many of our children's serious health issues are often overlooked. We aim to help our kids thrive. We are fighting for our kids with Autism and winning!