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No, you’re not dealing with the real issues. you’re running away from them with ineffective hocus-pocus, as usual. And it isn’t you that pays the price of that, but your child.

Thank you for your insight. My son is missing a specific chunk of his 17th chromosome. I can show you a picture from a FISH test if you'd like. He is almost 7 but is the size of a 3 year old. He has one functional kidney. He didn't vocalize until 5.5 and to this day has very limited vocabulary. He self injures himself (self punching, nail pulling, etc.) He has webbed toes. He has an inverted circadian cycle due to missing proteins that control melatonin secretion. He cannot dress himself and is not potty trained. he has ground his teeth down to nubs and will require crowns on baby teeth. He didn't walk until 27 months. He is intellectually disabled. He will not be able to care for himself, ever. Do you want me to go on, asshole? I'm on the board of a research foundation that aims to raise awareness and raise money for actual scientists to study the genetic pathways of his syndrome. I've dedicated a lot of my income and time to my son and others like him. You are an ignorant fool.

Your assumption that your son is so unique in his disabilities fits well with your general dismissive attitude to all things that you don’t understand.

Many that have been even more limited than he have been healed; would you deny him that? Of course that would require putting down your own defense mechanisms long enough to receive information.

The link that I provided is to a book that is guaranteed to change your life and your son’s if you just put down your guard long enough to read it. It has done so for thousands that were equally burdened.