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"Daddy?" "Yes, Jilly?" "How old will you be on your birthday?" "Fifty-four, honey" "Oh. How old will you be in ten years?" "How old do you think?" "I don't know." "Jilly, see if you can figure it out." "Come on, give me a hint." "OK, what is fifty-four plus ten?" "Thirty-seven?" Read Full Story
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"Daddy?" "Yes, Jilly?" "When is never?" "Oh, gosh, I guess the best way to describe never is to say it's a time so far from now that it will probably not come. . ." "Well, that's when I want to do my homework." Read Full Story
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jilly and i went out tonight to record the sounds of the last crickets of summer, but instead we photographed our first night-time moon shots. jilly said, 'why didn't we do this before?' and i had to admit that i just didn't know. Read Full Story
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"Daddy, I have something to tell you." "Oh. What is it, Jilly?" "When we were on our school field trip to the aquarium today. . ." "Yes?" "Robert told Miss Maya-Sara that walruses say 'moo,' like cows." "Well, they might, Jilly. I don't really know." We were doing homework and writing emails. I was distracted. "Daddy." "Yes, Jilly?" "What do walruses say?" " coo-coo ca-choo ?" Read Full Story
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what's going on here? an inventory of sorts. taking stock, looking, looking around to see what's here and about and is it worth carrying on, scattering words like dandelion seeds in the wind. I was curious as to what I've been writing about these fourteen months--was there a pattern? Was there a plan? Here is what I've found - clutter. But tonight I thought I would try to see if I could make some neat piles. Jilly Nines - this link is to the first posting about Jilly. This one, At Church with Jilly Nines is, I think, my favorite. Here are one or ... Read Full Story
Autistic children exhibit frightening behaviors like self-abuse and mutilation. As a child, I exhibited autistic behavior; later I taught autistic children. I'll explain self-abuse from experience and research.Contributor: Marilisa Kinney SachtelebenPublished: Nov 25, 2009  
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Today I pledge to continue; I Pledge to continue to fight for the availability of effective autism treatments; I Pledge to continue to fight for a real education for autistic children; I Pledge to continue to fight for decent residential ... Harold L Doherty: My interest in autism, and my engagement in autism advocacy, began with my son Conor's Autism Disorder diagnosis and the realization that, locally at least, no serious efforts were being...  
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The Chicago Tribune has just published two important articles on how untested and potentially dangerous medical treatments are being used on autistic children by US parents desperate for a cure. Many of these treatments are based on flimsy or non-existent evidence and they are being promoted by a subculture of parents of autistic children, who seem to overlap significantly with the anti-vaccination movement. Dr. Carlos Pardo was trying to head...  
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A family in Sacramento is seeing great results treating their son's autism with a teeny, tiny kid-sized daily dose of medical marijuana. This seems like an autism story even Jenny McCarthy could love. [via andrewsullivan] Could do without the Ooh,...  
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Abilify (aripiprazole) has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a treatment for aggression, irritability, moodiness, and other symptoms of autism in children ages 6 to 17. read more  
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There is no medication that will help autism at this time. The medication that you may want to have your child take may be for hyperactivity, or to help your child sleep. Here are some things to help you decide.Contributor: Jane VeePublished: Nov 24, 2009  
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Apparently architects with children on the Autism spectrum have been reporting to Google that the software is a hit with their kids. Newsweek It turns out that SketchUp, which was acquired by Google from a small Colorado-based startup in 2006, allows people with autism to express their ideas in a visual way�a welcome release for kids who have trouble communicating through speech or writing. What gives is that many people with autism excel...  
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The answer is - it's very bad indeed. According to an article in the Boston Herald: A shocking new online survey has found that nearly 90 percent of autistic children in the Bay State have been targeted by bullying so violent and ruthless that a state lawmaker says teachers and school systems must be held accountable. The survey conducted by the Massachusetts Advocates for Children includes painful testimony from parents of autistic children...  
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More than 400 people attended the second annual Autism Speaks Heroes Ball last week hosted by the Chicago chapter of Autism Speaks. The event, which included a live auction as well as a silent auction, recognized local autism heroes and raised funds and awareness for the Chicago area chapter of Autism Speaks.  
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Autism support is now availablePahrump Valley TimesOne meeting focused on the importance of immunizations for autistic children while another focused on using an alkaline water system. Alkaline water clears ...and more »  
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