No matter which winter holiday you celebrate, it’s a magical time of year. Provided you’re not a grinch, most people look forward to the holidays for a chance to look back on the past year and reflect, to be with their families, to decorate, to give, and to just – be happy.
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When a child gave me hope for a better world for my son
We all know how difficult it is for a differently abled individual to navigate the world with its prejudices. There is much to be desired when it comes to acceptance and inclusions. It often makes me nervous thinking about what kind of a world will my son find himself in when he grows up and when I might not be around to be his eyes , ears, and voice. So, in the midst of all the uncertainty, when a child walks in like a breath of fresh air, it gives me hope.
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Early Warning Signs of Autism
Even though some calculations report that autism occurs in 1 in 48 births, some parents may not realize the signs and symptoms right away – or, may be in denial about the symptoms. Old wives’ tales commonly go around that tell parents, “don’t worry, boys are late talkers,” and other semi-truthful adages passed on from generation to generation. Continue reading “Early Warning Signs of Autism”