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As my journey through adulthood continues, I am constantly becoming aware of new and unfamiliar responsibilities as they present themselves.
Free to Choose
On a trip to Arizona three years ago, my son Mickey asked to visit the airport gift shop. He rummaged through a display of stuffed animals.
Still Spinning
Since I wrote of Cameron’s postsecondary funding dilemma last week, not much progress has been made.
Starting the Journey
Over the last year or so I’ve talked to parents who have children that have been newly diagnosed with ASD.
All Your Perfect Imperfections
Whenever I share stories of my family's experience with Willie's aggressive and self-injurious behavior, I'm always concerned that the accounts will seem over the top to some ...
True Awareness
With April being Autism Awareness Month, everyone is getting into the spirit of helping out when it come to this cause.
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