At the end of the foreword, Pierre writes:

One can say that this book is too detailed or that it goes too deeply. I did this
on purpose. I know moms of children on the spectrum as voracious
researchers who often know more than the doctors they visit. I wanted to do
the sleepless night they put in justice.

And as one of those moms who was that voracious researcher on that relentless quest to heal my son, I thank you. On behalf of all of those warrior moms and dads, I thank you. And I wish there were more out there like you who are so eagerly open to share what they’ve learned with others because at the end of the day – it is all about healing the children.

Much love and hope to all of you,
Michelle

One Heart,
One Mind

Pierre Fontaine CCH

The Case for Healing Autism

Foreword

This book took me years to write! At one point I had fifteen hundred pages
written, bloated with too much information. I realized that this whole project
was very similar to the savant who knows too much, yet not enough due to
the inability to integrate the whole. In the end, I had to get rid of it all as I
kept on going around an axis without being able to grab it; I did not have an
essence.

To organize the layout I constantly took notes even during consultation on
important aspects of case taking and frequently woke up at night to record
my thoughts. I accumulated pieces of paper and once again I missed the
center. Again and again this carrousel went around for a few more turns.
Then, after years of mental wandering, either because of sheer staying power
or gracious providence the dust started to clear and the central lines began to
appear. I finally could write this book to share unique information in an
integrated whole and within a context that made sense.

This book introduces and marries aspects of biology with concepts of
healing on two subjects that are still considered very new: Autism and
Homeopathy.

This book also introduces the public to DNA chimera, the fact that, mothers
most particularly, have more than one DNA. This book also touches on the
fact that the human body is ninety percent non-human. That is right! Nine
cells out of ten in the human body are not human. Of that, only two percent
is known.

Understanding or at least being aware of these facts should be important
when choosing therapies because when we don’t know ninety eight percent
of something there is little chance we can achieve success.
On the homeopathy side, I introduce a breakthrough method I call
“surrogacy” that allows me find accurate homeopathic remedies to help the
children. Surrogacy gives the ability to take the case of a child who can’t
express himself, literally give a voice to the child who cannot speak.
Understanding this gestalt, which should lead to cooperation between the
many people involved in ASD offers great hope that not only children on the
spectrum but also humanity as a whole can return to a better state of health,
albeit through widely different but synergistic points of view to create a
greater totality to alleviate suffering.

In Part Two, cases taken from my practice, transcribed here almost verbatim,
provide not only practical information on the process of reversal but also
inspiration. I find them poignant, raw, and even tragic at times but provide
the message that indeed there is hope.

One can say that this book is too detailed or that it goes too deeply. I did this
on purpose. I know moms of children on the spectrum as voracious
researchers who often know more than the doctors they visit. I wanted to do
the sleepless night they put in justice.
Pierre Fontaine
NYC – Summer 2015