We had a great day playing with the water hose and the mud yesterday. Caroline pulled out a huge earth worm and Daddy thought this might be a great teachable moment where she could interact with one of God’s creatures.
I was able to get about 5 seconds of this life lesson in, “oh, you have [...]
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Autism Flight Risk: Tracking Device
Wow! I am so happy to see that they found Keith Kennedy, a week after he went missing. He was found 1 mile from the camp with jives with the majority of Autism flight risk situations.
The doctor treating an autistic man who was found alive a week after [...]
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CDC: Vaccine Study Design “Uninformative and Potentially Misleading” ; David Kirby; HuffingtonPost
CDC Director Dr. Julie Gerberding has delivered a potentially explosive report to the powerful House Appropriations Committee, in which she admits to a startling string of errors in the design and methods used in the CDC’s landmark 2003 study that found no link [...]
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Autism Flight Risk: Tracking Device
No luck yet, the search continues for Keith Kennedy.
Other than here, I am not sure where these stats come from, but they are interesting nonetheless. If anyone knows, let me know.
There is a 25% chance Keith Kennedy is within 4/10 of a mile and a 50% chance that he is in [...]
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I hope this has a happy ending. It’s not impossible. See Jacon Allen’s story from last year for some hope.
SEARCHING FOR KEITH KENNEDY
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Autism Flight Risk: Tracking Device
I always feel so horrible when I see stories like those this week about Keith Kennedy, who went missing from camp in Wisconsin on Sunday. Lots of parents with kids who have Autism, know all to well about flight risk dangers. (My Flight Risk Story)
Let’s all pray that Keith [...]
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This is a sad story and I understand that the parents feel hurt. Our local newspaper didn’t include my daughter’s special needs class when they had pictures of all of the Kindergartners and it hurt our feelings.
ROSEVILLE, Calif. — The parents of twin autistic boys left out of a yearbook are accusing the school [...]
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Yes, I am a few days behind on this one, but it’s great to see Autism Dads getting some recognition of late. I love Jenny McCarthy, but it always irks me, as a dad, when she talks about “moms” only.
Jim Carrey: “Autism Made Me a Man”
On June 4th, I (and about 8000 close autism friends) [...]
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Great article, THIMEROSAL AND VACCINES: WHAT YOUR DOC WANTS YOU TO BELIEVE By Tim Kasemodel; Age of Autism
Mr. Kasemodel shows how the state of Minnesota is midleading it’s good citizens. Minnesota is not alone, they were just lucky enough to give a copy of their propaganda to Tim. I love this statement in regards to [...]
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This National Autism Association plea is related to California. I wonder how this is handled by other states with the Amber Alert, or if they have similar guidelines. The official government site doesn’t look to mention Autism at all.
CURRENTLY, AMBER ALERTS WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM THAT WANDER OR [...]
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