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Sperm age and autism

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  • jon-nycJ Online
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    jon-nyc
    wrote last edited by jon-nyc
    #1

    The basic relationship has been known but they quantify it and add more detail. Whole thread is good.

    tl;dr? DON’T GIVE TYLENOL TO YOUR SPERM

    If you don't take it, it can only good happen.

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    • 89th8 Offline
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      Sorry Mik. No more kiddos for you.

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      • MikM Away
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        Don’t. Even. Think. It.

        "The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil

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        • jon-nycJ Online
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          #4

          I know this is just an anecdote but a friend of mine’s wife had an unexpected pregnancy when their kids were nearly grown. She lost the baby but that put the idea in her head that she wanted another.

          He didn’t really want another but went along. They eventually had one. The kid is severely autistic, non-verbal, special school in Cleveland (they live in Chicago area) etc. They live with the burden of trying to figure out who is going to care for him when they’re gone. Sad situation all around.

          If you don't take it, it can only good happen.

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            An incredible burden. My sister is in a similar boat. Has to live in a group home, but hard to know what'll happen when my parents pass who are her default guardians. I know me and my brothers will step in. She's age 38 now, and she lived with them until about age 32... imagine living with someone who wets the bed every night, up at 4am, can't go to restaurants or trips, has a consumption issue where she'll drink a bottle of mouth wash or swallow batteries because, who knows.

            I was very nervous when we were having our 3rd. Growing up with a sibling with special needs, I honestly don't think I could do it again, it's beyond exhausting. If I ever won a billion dollars, my charity of choice would be to provide resources and relief for dedicated parents carrying that extra special burden for decades.

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