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Parenting A Complex Child Parenting A Complex Child is about adapting and communicating with your child. Much of the information is relevant to Autism because my son experiences the dual diagnosis Autism and Down's Syndrome but ...
A Preemie's Journey This is the blog of a stay at home mum to four amazing kids, one of whom was born at 24 weeks, and now has special needs. In August 2003 he was diagnosed with Autism, in January 2005 with learning disabilities. ...
Can you hear the siren? Shacommunity a bit of our life with the world at large, including the joys, struggles, concerns, and laughs we experience as parents of 3 kids, one of whom can be found somewhere in the middle of "the ...
My Beautiful Child Griffin & Autism This blog is dedicated to my son who is high functioning and hyperlexic.It's all about the challenges of autism, the tears of joy and pain, and how we deal with it all in a fun and positive way.
Patrick Fitzgerald's Weblog A magpie's view of the world -- what is bright and shiny today?
Bloggg The home site of the Autism Bloggers community, and site of Moi....member of the Liberal Coalition, a musician and teacher....
Operation Super Woman Just a mom who isnt a superwoman, living in a world with an autistic son.
My Son's Autism Awalkabout's Weblog A developing slice of life about my kids with autism, and observations on life in general
The Stimming Spot autism and asperger family
Injecting Sense A parent's discussion of issues related to autism spectrum disorders.
Ryan's Quest Ryan\'s Quest: a Mom\'s report about our life in the world of Autism
Nature Laughs daily views on autism
Ramblings of an Accidental Linguistic Sleuth My ramblings on my amblings down autism sprectrum disorder lane.
Daily Doses Snow White, 7 Dwarves and PDD This blog is where I write about my life, my large family, dealing with autism ( PDD-Nos) and ADD. I try to encourage and inspire others in an entertaining manner. It is my desire to raise autism and ...
August Goes Mainstream... with Autism This site is about the adventures of August, a 5 year old autistic boy going to a mainstream public kindergarten.
Translating Autism A translational research blog summarizing the latest scientific findings in the causes and treatments of Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Our Autism Journey A family's struggle with an autistic child.
MOM - Not Otherwise Specified On raising a son on the autism spectrum, progressive politics, pop culture, and coffee addiction
Dear Noah This is a diary blog to my son Noah, who has autism, sensory integration disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and speech/language delay.
As well as keeping a record of Noah's setbacks and progress ...
HOORAY! I DID IT! WAY TO GO! These are my thoughts on being a mom, being myself, and how Autism has changed our lives. Formerly READY, SET, GO!
Our Aspergers Teenage Boy We are documenting our trials, tribulations, good times and efforts to give our son a normal life and perhaps help other Asperger parents in the process.
Dad - Not Otherwise Specified The life of a family, as dictated by dad, raising a child diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder - not otherwise specified
James Short: Living With Autism In March 2003, at age four, James Dale Short was diagnosed with having Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD), a form of Autism. James lives in Austin, Texas with his father. This is our journal of his progress, ...
