Can cartoons, movies, tv impact your ASD Child?
In general, I’ve never big a big fan of blaming violent movies, TV, or video games, for the acts committed by people who view them regularly. However, if you have a kid with autism, you might consider taking a look at what exactly your child is watching. [...]
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Facebook is a treasure trove of information and support for families impacted by autism. Here are just a few Facebook groups.
ARTS 4 AUTISM
After Autism: The journey begins…
All He Has To Say (Autism Song) by Aika Hirahara
American Personal RightsAutism Women’s Network
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
Autism
Autism Awareness
Autism - Biomedical Applications
Autism Blogs and Website Connection
Autism Communication Management with iAbida
Autism [...]
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I’m Pro Life, but I gotta say, this guy is pretty pathetic. He for sure gets a nomination to the A-Hole Extraordinaire Hall of Fame. This is a very exclusive club consisting of Michael Savage, Dennis Leary, and Rush Limbaugh.
Legislator Says Disabled Kids May Be God’s Punishment
RICHMOND – State Delegate Bob Marshall of Manassas says [...]
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President’s Day reminds me again that President Obama seems to have forgotten all about the “Autism Czar”. I realize he probably won’t use the term Czar after people went nutzo on this term. He also refered to this person as a Federal ASD Coordinator in his campaign promise. That’s fine, ASD Coordinator will [...]
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I am sick and frickin’ tired of seeing these autism murder suicides. Mom or Dad can’t take it any more. Can’t bear to think of how their child’s life will end up, decides to off everyone involved. For some reason, these people who are good at killing their children, often screw it up and survive [...]
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The coloring book Temple Grandin: My life in Pictures a coloring book for children about autism is available for free, in preparation for the showing of the HBO special about Temple Grandin, Thinking in Pictures: My Life with Autism. Temple Grandin is an animal scientist, autism advocate and a person with autism. She is also [...]
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As kids, most of us were not too fond of going to the dentist. Often a scary ordeal even for “neurotypical” children, it can be downright terrifying to kids with autism. For one thing, they are asked to sit still for an extended period of time while a stranger poke, picks, and scrapes around in [...]
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Rush is making a run at the most ignorant title. He joins the ranks of Michael (Alan Weiner) Savage and Dennis Leary with this one.
Rush Limbaugh: ‘There’s Going to Be a Retard Summit at the White House’
Read more: Rush Limbaugh: ‘There’s Going to Be a Retard Summit at the White House’ — Daily Intel http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2010/02/rush_limbaugh_theres_going_to.html#ixzz0eXVBmJg9
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Related:
Kim Stagliano Blog
Age of Autism
Kim Stagliano at Huffington Post
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