I just finished Jenny McCarthy's new book of the same name. I know she is controversial in some circles, but I appreciate her using her celebrity and her big mouth to bring attention to a serious subject. As she pointed out, we have no Ronald McDonald houses, we have no wing in St. Jude's. I certainly feel like a mother warrior and I enjoyed reading the profiles of some of the moms (and a dad) that she has encountered in her travels who are fighting for their kid's well-being. I certainly support the personal choices that each family makes about the care of their child but I can't for the life of my understand why people (especially doctors) would be against things like diets and supplements that can't hurt and might help. I also don't get why the anecdotal evidence of 100,000 families is not considered "real" evidence. The biggest thing that I like about Jenny is her "wake up call" to the medical establishment that parents, and especially moms, are THE expert on their own child. It doesn't matter how little education they have or if they even can speak proper English, doctors do not know what's better for your child then you do. I feel so blessed to have found a doctor at last who believes this too and is willing to combine her expertise with mine to do what is best for my son.