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| Wed, 07-28-2010 - 8:13pm |
Yup, this is blatant spam. I wrote this article and it was just published this morning. Don't worry, no one's asking you buy anything. It really is just an article. But, since it is relevant to the topic I thought I you might be interested.
Candes
How to Talk to People with Autism
Communicating with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) isn't as hard as you think it is, but it does take some getting used to.
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Well it may be blatant but it is also useful.
Thanks for posting, Candes! It's a good article. And not a bad reminder for me, too.
Sara
good piece. Thanks for sharing. Now it's my turn ;)
10 Myths about ASD kids.
http://onesickmother.typepad.com/my_weblog/2010/07/10-myths-regarding-autistic-spectrum-kids.html
-Paula
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Another great article, Candes! You gave really good examples of before and after, so to speak. I liked those a lot. My own dd after many years was able to tell me I was talking too fast for her. Man, was I clueless.
Paula, I love your article too. My favorite one is Myth #4.