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20 May
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Autistic man offers free hugs, improves his worldNECNMost Saturday mornings, Christopher Webster can be found downtown, across from Alamo Plaza, offering strangers a gift without any strings, catches or small print. Seated at a flagstone landing on a recent weekend, Webster held up a sign to the crowd as …
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20 May
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Autism hasn't stopped Ormond teen from pursuing goalsDaytona Beach News-JournalTODAY: Autism hasn't stopped Seabreeze student from pursuing goals. NEXT: New Smyrna Beach teen with serious health issues beats the odds. DAYTONA BEACH — Austin Gilkey follows a basic philosophy in life: Do as much as you can with the talents you …
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20 May
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Where Do Adults With Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) Go?Patch.comAutism and adulthood, it is looming for a significant number of families. According to Reuters Health, a new study has found that “35 percent of young adults with ASDs had not gone to school or held a job since high school.” The findings, which appear …
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20 May
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Are schools accomodating autistic students?Gaston GazetteShe has a type of autism called pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified — PDD-NOS for short. Bridges was diagnosed with autism when she was about to turn 3. She did well in school until the third grade. Then, Bridges was placed in a …
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20 May
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Autistic senior reached several lofty ambitionsNewsOK.comIt was that year he was diagnosed with autism, a developmental brain disorder that hinders a person's ability to communicate or socialize. Oologah-Talala senior Max Wolters is set to graduate soon. He also has autism. Photo by JAMES GIBBARD, …
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20 May
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French autistic kids mostly get psychotherapySan Francisco Chronicle(05-18) 01:00 PDT LONDON, United Kingdom (AP) — In most developed countries, children with autism are usually sent to school where they get special education classes. But in France, they are more often sent to a psychiatrist where they get talk …
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