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Fear, Hate, and Exclusion: It’s time to silence Autism Speaks!
I will begin with the words of my son, H, when he was 13: “I am not a tragedy and autism is a part of who I am. Mom – autism means I think differently… and that is a good … Continue reading →
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Thirty Days of Autism 