Comments on: Link Love, Millionaires, And A Vote For Estée

By: Melissa

Melissa — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:36:44 +0000

Great article - your side note had me LOL’ing. While pregnant with my daughter I often used a laptop with WiFi… /ponder

By: Estee Klar

Estee Klar — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 13:40:05 +0000

I’m blushing….but you know, both of you are really amazing people. (to those out there I’ve met both James and Kathleen and they are both special people too).

Thanks for the plug, James…I’m actually overwhelmed.

The comment I made was rather cheeky because so was the title of Kathleen’s article. The content of her article, however, is certainly not cheeky at all — she is one of the most thorough and ethical people I know.

By: Kathleen Seidel

Kathleen Seidel — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 13:11:02 +0000

Thanks for the plug! You’re right about some of the details of the story being totally outlandish (such as the magic atropine-laden epoxy — you have got to be kidding me). That said, although researching the article was altogether absorbing, I can’t say I agree that the finished product is all that enjoyable. To me, the thought of all those autistic kids sweating it out in Tamara Mariea’s BioPro product-enhanced “EMF-free environment” (while Ray Grimm tools around the San Diego coast in his Lamborghinis) is extremely disturbing — right along with the thought that certain autism organizations are willing to give her a platform to recruit new customers, apparently without looking all that carefully at her credentials or COIs. It’ll be interesting to see what comes of the lawsuit against her.

(I’m a great self-publicist, aren’t I? “Come read my blog! You’ll be appalled, depressed and overwhelmed!”)

Here’s another vote for Estée — she’s a lady with a radiantly positive electromagnetic charge.

I can just imagine you snuggling up to the wireless router — LOL! When the autism-mercury hysteria starts to get to me, I like to go out and have a tuna sandwich for lunch (with horseradish, jalapenos, pepper jack cheese, lettuce and cucumbers, of course).

By: Norah

Norah — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 09:56:47 +0000

Yeah, I know what you mean. I have already read it, and I was just sitting there with my mouth open. It’s stuff I wouldn’t expect to find even in an X-files episode.