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Category Archives: Autism
Military Kids- Definitely Not Brats – Post 1
The oldest of our Homefront sons graduated from high school last month. It’s been a long and winding road. He attended preschool in three different states: Hawaii, two different schools in Missouri, and Washington State. He spent Kindergarten in Kansas, … Continue reading
Autistic Character Moves In On Sesame Street
Sesame Workshop’s (also involved in helping military kids) new initiative involves increasing understanding of autism and working to reduce bullying. Between six and seven of every ten autistic children are bullied. My own son was one of these children and … Continue reading
Vaccine Debate Over: Vaccines Save Lives
The title of this piece seems to state the obvious, right? So why are the numbers of anti-vaxxers increasing? Fear. Misguided fear, but fear nonetheless. There is no dispute over the fact that vaccines save lives. The inoculations developed and … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, No Nonsense Parenting
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Guest Post from the Globetrotting Gamer
My 16 year old son, Zack, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, wrote this essay for his Rhetoric and Composition class and posted it to his blog at http://www.GlobetrottingGamer.wordpress.com. I am so proud of him and how far he has come, and … Continue reading
Pentagon Threatens Cuts to Families Dealing with Autism
The Pentagon is considering cutting funding for treatment of Autistic children in half. This action, if taken, could devastate families like mine. As part of the effort to cut defense department health costs, the Pentagon plans to slash provider reimbursements … Continue reading