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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Hopeful Parents
Recently, I’ve had the incredible fortune to be signed on to contribute regularly to the Hopeful Parents community. Today is the day that my very first post has been published on their website. Come on over and sit for a … Continue reading
Posted in augentative communication system, Autism Spectrum Disorder, life, parenting, writing
Tagged autism, Hopeful Parents
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Awareness…
Last week my mother called me from Toys R Us for clarification on the size bicycle that Jonas needed. Little Jonas (who is not so little, but rather really big) had long ago outgrown his age-appropriate bicycle, so I had … Continue reading
