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The Best Day of My Life - Happy Holidays and New Year from Autism One
The Best Day of My Life - Happy Holidays and New Year from Autism One
Today was the best day of my life because today was the day I saw the most joy emanate from my beloved son, Ian. He went to sleep on Christmas Eve at a reasonable hour and with a new musical toy in which he took great delight. He woke up happy. He was delighted this morning with another new musical toy. He did the best he's ever done with unwrapping. He made an appropriate choice between two foods. He exhibited the most superb eye contact. He sparkled longer than ever.
Pharma Ho-Ho-Ho (Julie's Christmas Present)
I decided to break out of my current blogging sabbatical to briefly comment on the Christmas present Julie Gerberding just got. For those who have not yet heard, the former head of the Centers for Disease Control ¬⎯ the federal agency responsible for formulating our government’s vaccination policies ⎯ has just been named to be the new president of Merck Vaccine.
Can Your Child, With Sensory Issues, Learn to Tolerate Holiday Gatherings and Parties?
I love the article below! I think it points out nicely that we, as parents, need to respect and sympathize with our sensory-sensitive children. The fact is, that regardless of how hard it is on us, it's a million times harder on them. It's our responsibility to protect them, respect them, and help them help themselves. It's our responsibility to teach the world about what they are going through, and to understand and honor them. They deserve that! And I think it's selfish to try to make them fit into our "box" of what constitutes "normal" behavior.
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Delayed Grieving
by Leslie McCann
I spent five years defending my daughter’s needs to
professionals, to family members, to perfect strangers
and to my own husband. It was five years of pure
hell. See, for some reason, in our society if you don’t
have some sort of professionally labeled & drug-treatable
disorder, then there is nothing wrong with you.
Parents these days have children with all kinds
of problems: hyperactivity, food sensitivities that
lead to undesirable behaviors, sensory issues that lead
to undesirable behaviors, undiagnosed autism spectrum
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Videos
 Raising a Child on the Spectrum: ...By AutismOne, 11 years 39 weeks agoAO/GR 2012 Conference: Ken Siri, MBA. |
 Biofilms, Bugs, and Bowels: ...By AutismOne, 11 years 39 weeks agoAO/GR 2012 Conference. John H. Hicks, MD. |
 The First Dads of Autism: Life ...By AutismOne, 11 years 39 weeks agoAO/GR 2012 Conference. Mark Blaxill, MBA.
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 Startup company succeeds at hiring ...By Steve Janak, 12 years 34 weeks agoStartup company Aspiritech was created out of a mother's passion to create jobs for her son that more closely matched his unique talents and abilities. |
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Weekend 30 Minute Autism Global News in Review - 10/09/10
Originally Aired Sat, 10/09/2010 - 12:00pmRob Sidell produces a show reviewing articles on the heretofore undiagnosed prevelance of the presentation of some of the aspects of ASD in siblings of those with a diagnosis, how a larger amount of grey matter in the right anterior prefrontal cortex may increase a person's ability to introspect, neurofeedback as a successful therapy for ADHD and ASD, whooping cough (pertussis) may be the first case of a virus mutating to avoid b eing affected by a vaccine, and some big reasons to be happy and some techniques to add happiness to your life and those around you.
Weekly Autism Global News in Review 10/06/10
Originally Aired Wed, 10/06/2010 - 12:00pmRob Sidell conducts a special interview with Dr. Robert Cobin. This pioneer of the use of fMRI shares with us an inside look at the mind of those with ASD and his exciting and groundbreaking work in enhancing the function of the brain. Parents need to know the hope his research is bringing to our community. Just Listen!
