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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Emergency Preparation: Are We Ready?
The wind whipped through the trees, rain pelted the windows and I wondered how prepared our families are for an unusual weather occurrence. Living in Erie, PA, we seldom consider disaster preparedness. Snow storms dumping two feet of snow are … Continue reading
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Planning & Prevention Tips for Children with ASD
As discussed in Tuesday’s blog, 50% of children with autism spectrum disorder wander. Today, I encourage you as parents and caregivers to be prepared and establish a plan should this occur with your child. As a parent, you can never … Continue reading
Children with ASD & Wandering: A Compelling Research Study
Did you know that 50% of children with ASD have attempted to wander or run off at least once after the age of four? This statistic is shocking but very real. Truth be told, Ryan and I are a part … Continue reading
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e-Buddies Creates Lasting Friendships
Happy Anniversary to Ryan and his e-Buddy Victoria! Ryan became involved with the e-Buddies program, sponsored by Best Buddies, just over a year ago. At the time, I was investigating the Best Buddies program and learned that there wasn’t a … Continue reading
New Dreams for My Son
When I learned that my son Ryan was diagnosed with autism at the age of two, many things changed. I now had a better understanding of some of the behaviors that he had exhibited prior to the diagnosis. He enjoyed … Continue reading
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