Ann: Comment on research report, page-263

The 70% is comforting.

However, reading the posts is sobering at times about the difficulties of Daybue for some and it is easy to see how Culper used them their comments the way they did.

But, I ask you,

Why would those with positive experiences not post? I would not boast about my child's success when others are struggling. Positive experiences give hope but generally, I think most parents would refrain out of respect for the difficulties of others, especially in a community such as Retts.

Why would those experiencing difficulty post? Imagine the hope Daybue would have instilled in parents hoping to see benefit in their child but it didn't eventuate, or worse, seeing side effects. I would post a lot out of frustration and disappointment but also in hope of finding answers.

To me, it is easy to see why the forum is they way it is - representative of human nature, which unfortunately the simpleton Culper used for their own agenda.