Autism May Never Get Easier, But We Keep Getting Stronger
My son, Stalen, was diagnosed on the autism spectrum at 21 months old. He is now almost six and non-verbal.…
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By Jill Kakoske Building an Autism Bridge Between Generations
There’s a meme that’s been circulating on Facebook recently. It reads: “‘In my day, they didn’t have all this Autism…
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10 Things To Know About My Child With Autism
My son is more like your child than he is different. He likes ice cream, swimming, staying up late, and…
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Autism is Heartbreak By One Thousand Paper Cuts
Every year, 1 out of 59 children is diagnosed with autism. And behind each child—behind the meltdowns and the therapies…
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By Elizabeth North Siblings of a Child With Autism Love Big
For many years I have sat lamenting what was. Not just for myself, for you. I have asked myself if…
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By Maykayla Hazelton What if I’m Failing My Son With Autism?
I am not much of a night owl. Those who know me will tell you I am in bed by…
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Sometimes Autism Spectrum Disorder Hides in Plain Sight
Is he autistic enough? Such a weird question. Yet, it is one I find myself worrying about and struggling with.…
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By Sheryl St. Aubin School Aide Allegedly Staples Note On a Child With Autism—Why All Parents Need To Be Aware
A paper being stapled to a child’s head as a “reminder” to bring a water bottle from home. That is…
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The World Focuses On You Can’t Do, But I See All You Can Do
The day you received your diagnosis, it was no surprise to me. Most would say it was a long…
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Christmas Magic May Look Different For a Special Needs Family
Christmas can be a very magical time of year with Santa, decorations, presents, and family gatherings. It can also be…
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From the Mom of a Special Needs Child: A Happy Halloween Starts With Building Awareness
Every year around this time, I am asked the same question: "Do you have any good tips on how to…
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By Kate Swenson To the Friend Who Stayed
To the woman who stayed . . . A week or so ago I found myself in a pretty tough…
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