Tag Archives: dreams

Happy New Year!

Posted on January 1, 2015 by all about autism

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Remembering My Father’s Lessons

Posted on June 12, 2014 by all about autism

As we approach Father’s Day I think back to my father who passed away 40 years ago. No matter how many years go by each of us has very special memories of our dad. For me I think how my … Continue reading →

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Celebrating: One Woman’s Dream

Posted on September 19, 2013 by all about autism

A dream can be as individual as a fingerprint or as universal as a common prayer. For parents of a child with developmental disabilities, the dream may be for a child to speak or to walk. For an adult with … Continue reading →

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Dear Great Teachers…

Posted on August 22, 2013 by all about autism

It’s that time of year. Our school children are being sent into the hands of someone else to be cared for, fed, bandaged when injured and instructed. They are handed over entirely. It is not a parent, a grandparent, a … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged asd, autism, back to school, bni, children, dreams, early intervention, education, EI, ELBS, first day of school, great teachers, learning, new school year, preschool, special education, students, teach, teacher, thank you | 3 Comments

I Have Autism: Ryan’s View

Posted on April 18, 2013 by all about autism

MTV’s mini-documentary series “True Life: I Have Autism” introduced viewers to Jeremy, Jonathan and Elijah, three high school students whose autism is old hat to themselves and their families. It was 2007, and the research suggested that 1:150 children were on … Continue reading →