“Monica was eight years old when she was brought to our clinic. This beautiful girl was born autistic. She was nonverbal, noncommunicable with no eye contact. Any little noise made her scream and hide under the table or behind a door. While she was being examined, a fire engine passed by my office and she was frightened beyond description. Through NTP (NAET® Testing Procedures) we detected a fear that had affected her while she was in the womb at eight months. When questioning her mother Sonya, it was revealed that something horrible had happened while she was expecting her during the 8th month. Sonya had gone to do some shopping at about 10 a.m. When she returned to her condominium, she found many fire trucks and police cars blocking her entryway to the condominium. Her condo had burned down completely as well as the neighbors on both sides. The fire had started from her condo. She had left some food cooking on the stove and forgot to turn it off when she went to the market. She was so devastated about the whole thing that she became extremely sick and began having labor pains. She was admitted to the hospital immediately and stayed for a couple of weeks until Monica was born. Sonya’s story supported the result of NTP. It is believed that the fetus absorbed the fear and became autistic when born. We treated Monica for this fear as a first treatment and she calmed down after the treatment for fear. She continued NAET® treatments for 18 months. She is a 14-year-old, normal, beautiful girl attending a regular school now. Autistic children should be checked for all possible emotional blockages before and after birth.”