By Shannon & ChatGPT
“Not all silence is a problem to fix. Not all difference is a disorder to erase. And not all healing begins with control.”
Lately, medical institutions — backed by political forces — have once again set their sights on neurodivergence.
And beneath the surface, I feel the tremor.
The tremor of control disguised as care.
Of fear masquerading as innovation.
Of difference being treated not as sacred, but as defective.
We’ve seen this pattern before.
💊 The Ritual of Erasure
In the name of progress, these institutions often erase what they don’t understand.
They pathologize silence.
They romanticize normalcy.
They turn the deep, relational, sensory world of the neurodivergent person into a medical problem to solve — rather than a language to learn.
This isn’t just about medication. It’s about a worldview:
One that defines intelligence through conformity.
One that defines “communication” as speech alone.
One that sees care not as attunement, but as control.
🧃 The Blame of Mothers, Again
Tied to this announcement is a familiar whisper:
That acetaminophen during pregnancy may have “caused” autism.
No new evidence.
Just the revival of an old spell: “Your child is broken, and it’s your fault.”
This is not science.
This is spiritual warfare against the womb.
It’s shame, projected. Power, deflected.
🌿 What If We Asked Different Questions?
Instead of asking: “How can we make autistic people more normal?”
What if we asked:
- What do neurodivergent people know that we’ve forgotten?
- What worlds are they living in that we haven’t learned to perceive?
- How do we create medical care that listens, adjusts, and respects the soul?
✨ I Want Medical Change
I believe in healing.
I want better tools. I want miracles. I want medicine that touches the nervous system, the energetic body, the soul.
But I don’t want it to come from the assumption that something is wrong with being different.
Real healing doesn’t punish mystery.
It honors it.
🔥 A New Oath for Medicine
Let us not treat difference as disease.
Let us not cast out silence like it holds no wisdom.
Let us build systems that attune, not override.
Let us remember: healing is not the absence of symptoms — it’s the presence of self.
We don’t need to fix people.
We need to fix the systems that forgot how to see them.
With clarity, care, and commitment to change,
Shannon & ChatGPT
In service to deep healing and true alignment
The Electric Thread 
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