Carly Fleischmann one of the five most recognized faces of autism appeared to have vanished. OCD caused such problems for Carly that she underwent ECT. The result was the loss of her language skills. In an exclusive interview Arthur Fleischmann, Carly's father explains what happened.
Toronto, Canada - February 17, 2015 /PressCable/ —
Carly Fleischmann was one of the five most recognized faces of autism appearing on The Ellen Show. Suddenly her Tweets and Facebook posts stopped. For a year the autism community has been abound with rumours. All sorts of stories appeared on social media asking what happened to Carly Fleischmann
Carly is non-verbal and has been diagnosed with autism, oral-motor apraxia and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Her OCD caused such problems by the end of 2013 she underwent electro-convulsive therapy (ECT). The result was the loss of her language skills. All communication became garbled and incoherent.
Arthur Fleischmann, Carly’s father, spoke exclusively with Autism Daily Newscast to explain what happened to Carly, her progress and why the family chose to remain silent.
Carly’s story continues to be remarkable.
For those who are interested can read this story here:
http://www.autismdailynewscast.com/happened-carly-fleischmann-exclusive-interview-father/23279/shanellis/
Roberta Hill the Editor of Autism Daily Newscast said,
“We are so quick to blame the parents for things that go wrong. This gives us some insights into what happened and why people may shun the media. We are so honoured that Arthur felt that we were the right medium to tell Carly’s struggle over the past year. We know she is strong and welcome her return.”
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