How schools can better support the autistic brain.
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Think they are headed in the wrong direction right now. Daughter was born in 1994 and I think she was better supported than autistic kids going through the system now.
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Posted by nifaunWhy fit in when you was born to stand out?
Posted by altschmerzI was diagnosed with autism by a psychologist after a day of testing, but my current therapist keeps saying she doesn't think I have it (or I'm a "little bit" autistic).
Posted by altschmerzI was diagnosed with autism by a psychologist after a day of testing, but my current therapist keeps saying she doesn't think I have it (or I'm a "little bit" autistic).
Posted by altschmerzI was diagnosed with autism by a psychologist after a day of testing, but my current therapist keeps saying she doesn't think I have it (or I'm a "little bit" autistic).
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Posted by MsAlPointing out or caring about things that people dont notice or that make them uncomfortable and being labeled as unperceptive because of it.
Posted by AustinSkepticusMy brain in summary, can you relate?
Posted by mikecagainThis is my favorite quote about autism. Not sure if it's been posted before.
Posted by ipdg77The Maori word for autism is.............
Posted by LadyAlyxandrea18 years ago today my baby brother was born.
Posted by LadyAlyxandrea18 years ago today my baby brother was born.
Posted by LadyAlyxandrea18 years ago today my baby brother was born.
Posted by matthew1954Paper turned in by Autistic 2nd grader. Pure genius, IMO
Posted by MelissaJHHi, everyone.
Posted by JazznBluesThis is my daughter Gabrielle.
Posted by Donto101My son is autistic and a very picky eater.