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Updated: 10:52 PM Sep 6, 2008
Autism Awareness Celebrated in Eau Claire
A carnival at River City CoOp in Eau Claire is trying to bring autistic families in the Chippewa Valley together, face-to-face.
Posted: 6:14 PM Sep 6, 2008Reporter: Kelly Schlicht Email Address: kelly.schlicht@weau.com |
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My two grandsons age 12 and 14 both have Aspergers. The youngest was in a placement hosptial for 90 days and he came home a different child. He was diagnoised a year ago and now is able to function in a school setting. Thanks for getting the word out re: Austim.
I am an adult with Asperger Syndrome and also have a daughter with Asperger's (her diagnosis led to mine, I was diagnosed at age 30.) It's good to read these kinds of positive news stories about the autism specatrum.