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Toys to consider for Christmas

Started this discussion. Last reply by Sharon Stephens Dec 30, 2010. 2 Replies

 I found it diffiuclt to find Christmas toys suitable for tweens with Autism.  Bonnie Sayers reviews products for Epinions and had these suggestions. I will tell you after the Holiday how well they…Continue

Autistic children get trail run at air travel

Started Nov 24, 2010 0 Replies

  I read this article in the Philadelphia Inquirer and cheered the pilots and flight attendants. Wouldn't it be great if all the airline offered this flight simulation to those who fear…Continue

Impotant Role of Grandparent's of Autistic Children

Started this discussion. Last reply by Michelle Abbott Nov 10, 2010. 3 Replies

  Grandparents play an important role in the lives of children with developmental disorders. They help with child care and contribute financially to the care of youngsters with autism. 14% of…Continue

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Jim Clark (Autism) retires after 30 years of work at college.

Started Oct 29, 2010 0 Replies

This is a truly marvelous story about Jim Clark who has Autism and his stuggle with school, and finding work.  I wonder what his retirement will look like after a full career of work? By Mara Stine |…Continue

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Exploring Our Way Autism Partnership Program at Children's Museum of NH

February 13, 2011 from 10am to 12pm
On the second Sunday morning of each month (October 2010 - June 2011), families with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders are invited to visit the Children’s Museum of NH at no cost, through the museum’s Autism Partnership Program. This program takes place when the museum is closed to the public and offers families a chance to explore the museum together, with support as needed from museum staff, trained volunteers, and special materials that include mapping tools and social stories. No…See More
Jan 31, 2011
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Sharon Stephens replied to Sharon Stephens's discussion Toys to consider for Christmas
"Both games sound like a lot of fun. Happy New Year to you and your family."
Dec 30, 2010
Michelle Abbott replied to Sharon Stephens's discussion Toys to consider for Christmas
"One of my girls favorite (mine too) is Animal Scramble from Wild Planet.  Animal Scramble features an electronic hand-held tagger shaped like a giraffe and four fist-sized friends (a monkey, parrot, tiger and elephant). The giraffe calls out…"
Dec 29, 2010
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Toys to consider for Christmas

 I found it diffiuclt to find Christmas toys suitable for tweens with Autism.  Bonnie Sayers reviews products for Epinions and had these suggestions. I will tell you after the Holiday how well they were received. Happy Holidays to you and your family. Sharon Fisher Price Go Fish - There is only one fishing pole for up to 4 players. This game promotes sharing, team-playing and works on eye-hand coordination. Age range is 3-7. Matthew was 5 when I picked this up. There are 2 levels to this game…See More
Dec 22, 2010
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Sharon Stephens replied to Mindy Pond's discussion Transportation
"Mindy, Thank you for this information and resource. I will pass it around."
Dec 3, 2010
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Autistic children get trail run at air travel

  I read this article in the Philadelphia Inquirer and cheered the pilots and flight attendants. Wouldn't it be great if all the airline offered this flight simulation to those who fear fliying?Sharon  By Linda LoydMonday, November 22, 2010; 6:24 PMPHILADELPHIA - At 8 p.m. on a recent Saturday, Southwest Airlines Flight 2149 was poised to push back from the gate. Flight attendants gave fasten-seat belt instructions, and First Officer Peter Hayes announced, "There's 25 minutes of flight time…See More
Nov 24, 2010
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Michelle Abbott replied to Sharon Stephens's discussion Impotant Role of Grandparent's of Autistic Children
"This is an interesting topic. I frequently get the opportunity to meet grandparent raising their grandchild with autism and I am always amazed by each and every one of them. My mother lives in Florida so I don't have her physically here for…"
Nov 10, 2010
Sharon Stephens replied to Sharon Stephens's discussion Impotant Role of Grandparent's of Autistic Children
"Thank you for your response. I agree that proper training is so very important. We need tools to provide help and guidance. Many Area Agencies, like Gateways provide or knows of training that is available. Extended family, and even neighbors can…"
Nov 9, 2010
bbryant replied to Sharon Stephens's discussion Impotant Role of Grandparent's of Autistic Children
"This is very impotant. I know my mom is a big part of my nephew's life. He is an aspy and I remember my mom suggesting that he may have a diagnosis. They spend several weekends together and I know my mom doesn't understand him or know how…"
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Nov 4, 2010
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Impotant Role of Grandparent's of Autistic Children

  Grandparents play an important role in the lives of children with developmental disorders. They help with child care and contribute financially to the care of youngsters with autism. 14% of grandparents moved close to their family so that they could help take care of a child. In fact, the report found that grandparents are so involved that as many as one in three may have been the first to raise concerns about their grandchild prior to diagnosis. "The amazing thing is what an incredible asset…See More
Nov 4, 2010
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Jim Clark (Autism) retires after 30 years of work at college.

This is a truly marvelous story about Jim Clark who has Autism and his stuggle with school, and finding work.  I wonder what his retirement will look like after a full career of work? By Mara Stine | OutlookMike Sanders was just 6 when psychologists told his mother he’d never hold a job, live on his own, or in short, amount to anything.That’s what makes his retirement after 30 years at Mt. Hood Community College such an achievement.“They said I was ungovernable,” says Sanders between deliveries…See More
Oct 29, 2010
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Movie Stars with Asperger's Syndorme

My Name is Khan (Khan)2010PG-13 161 minutesRizwan Khan (Shahrukh Khan), a Muslim man with Asperger syndrome, lives happily with his wife, Mandira (Kajol), in San Francisco until a tragedy drives her away after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Now he is on a quest to recapture the heart of the woman he loves. Traveling across America, Rizwan faces prejudice because of his religion and unusual behavior, but he also inspires the people he meets with his unique outlook on life.This movie is heart…See More
Oct 26, 2010
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Exploring Our Way Autism Partnership Program at Children's Museum of NH

October 21, 2010 at 10am to June 26, 2011 at 12am
On the second Sunday morning of each month (October 2010 - June 2011), families with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders are invited to visit the Children’s Museum of NH at no cost, through the museum’s Autism Partnership Program. This program takes place when the museum is closed to the public and offers families a chance to explore the museum together, with support as needed from museum staff, trained volunteers, and special materials that include mapping tools and social stories. No…See More
Oct 21, 2010
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