World Autism Awareness Day
Today is World Autism Awareness Day…and while I don’t have an autistic child in my immediate family, I have friends who do. The numbers of children being diagnosed with autism is going up in an alarming number, whether it’s just more doctors willing to diagnose it or more children being born with it.
April has started. Wow…where did the first three months of this year go? 🙂
I’m going to be writing as much as possible this next week. I’m heading to Chicago for Romantic Times convention on the 9th. Woot! Can’t wait to see everyone.
Well, have a great day. 🙂
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You’re both welcome. My best friend’s oldest son has autism, along with several other children of different friends. they are such special children in how they see the world.
I am pleasantly surprised to see all the posts today bringing awareness to Autism. I don’t remember seeing this many last year. My son, Spawn, was diagnosed at six, and he’s twelve now. The past six years have been an interesting and eye-opening journey. He’s my hero.
Thank you for posting about autism. I DO have a child with autism and am working on a special education teaching degree, so we live and breath autism around here. The numbers are staggering and more and more needs to be done to help these children and adults lead typical lives.