Author: Fiona

Intensified Pain in Autism – Tuesday 31st January 2023

Genetics and Evolution – Saturday 3rd December 2022 Years ago, when I was working on the genetics of Rett Syndrome, I saw that my genetics had recognised this condition in my genome and had taken steps to give me the best possible outcome. This implied foreknowledge to my surprise and prompted me to then venture… Read More →

Rett Syndrome – Pain and Warming Cold Feet – Friday 4th November 2022 Many years ago I had cause to run out on the wet lawn in the morning in bare feet. Shortly, my feet went pink and warm and after that I would do that every so often for the same result. The response… Read More →

Psychopathy and Evolution? Friday 6th May 2022 In my view, Psychopathy isn’t an evolutionary adaptation, it’s a genetics based disability that results in the loss of the ability to feel among other issues. As with all disabilities, severity varies and so we see different severities in psychopathy and due to its unusual-ness, it effects society… Read More →

Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia and Genetics – Wednesday March 9th I saw an article last night regarding the above disorders and thought I would write some of my views. It’s been many years since I looked up any medical articles and case histories. One of the last cases I looked at was in relation to a… Read More →

Non-Random Genetic Mutations – Sunday 16th January 2022 Back in about 2004 I wrote an article explaining that genetic errors generally aren’t random. We can breed mice to have a genetic error to research a condition, but my point at the time was that the mice don’t have what caused the error and that’s a… Read More →

Autism and implicated genes – Tuesday 4th January 2022 I saw an article yesterday and read a few points intending to get back to reading it in its entirety and now can’t locate it. I wanted to make some comments. When I first became aware of autism my son’s pediatrician had never heard of it…. Read More →

Memory and date stamping – Tuesday 4th January 2022 I saw this article title last week and having an interest in memory, I felt compelled to write my thoughts. From my vantage point, I see memories not being date stamped, but filed in the order that they are created. Thereby a recent memory can never… Read More →

Consciousness Continued – Tuesday 23rd July 2021 When writing on this and other subjects to do with the brain and disability, my insights aren’t based on theory they are drawn from my own experiences growing up with a variant form of Rett Syndrome and having a child with the same disability. I do not expect… Read More →

Consciousness and Physics – Monday 12th July 2021 Consciousness is the result of apparatus, memory systems and the chemical messages that are directed to constantly flow and process in order to achieve a state of consciousness. This is all reliant upon an orderly section of the genome, which must function in accordance with the laws… Read More →