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Sunday, 06 May 2012
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Autism Light: Curt Brown
Curt Brown is from Gardiner, Maine. In 1984, Curt Brown started serving as a foster parent for adult men with autism, caring for them around the clock in his own home. He served as caregiver, household manager, and attended to all the varied needs of the group of disabled men. When he retired form this role in 2008, he was caring for 7 men. Some of the men had literally lived with Curt Brown for over 20 years of their life and viewed him as a father figure. Curt Brown is an Autism Light because of his dedication and active role in supporting adults with autism. More Here... -
Our Toxic Environment and Autism
The media are finally beginning to make a connection between the unbridled use of toxins in our environment and autism. One catalyst is a book, Brita Belli’s The Autism Puzzle, consists of a “terrifying look at the chemicals we eat, drink and breathe” which is “guaranteed to make your hair stand on end,” according to writer Eleanor J. Bader at Alter.net. More Here... -
Mentorship Right Under My Nose
What a week last week was! Four school night's out can nearly do me in. Each night was worthy: an ASA film festival, our Banding Together board meeting, the Miracle Project launch in San Diego, a Young Life fundraiser and Prom!! Yet, on the heels of these daytime highlights: Allie presenting her "senior legacy" (one of 7 voted by classmates), an IEP, extra rehearsals and of course the up-do hair appointment, nails and pre-prom prep, they created a dizzying array of highpoints necessitating several take out dinners and a do-nothing Sunday.
Life is full. Where to start? More Here...
Saturday, 05 May 2012
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“I Wish I Didn’t Have Aspergers” – An AutismPositivity2012 Flash Blog Event
Do you really wish that you didn’t have Aspergers? Do you really think that your life would be better or easier?
There’s a lot of advice that I’m supposed to give. Most of it can be found here: Autism Positivity Day Flash Blog
While they all do have some great advice, and I do recommend reading them all, my advice is a little different. More Here...
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Autism Diet and Nutrition: Poor Methylation and Sulfation Biochemistry
In celebration of its partnership with Potandon Produce, the Autism Society will share an autism diet and nutrition blog post each week throughout April. It is the hope of the Autism Society and Potandon that we can work together to empower you to make the best decisions for a child with autism. Please note that these tips are meant to be informational. Before making any dietary changes, you should consult a physician. The Autism Society does not endorse any specific type of treatment (See the Options Policy). More Here...
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- Name: autisable
- Member Since: 3/26/2009
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