1. You Have to See it To Believe It: Posted By joeybearsmom dated Thu, 11 Mar 2010
This is hard to describe but my son watches the reflection of the tv in both my eyeglasses and belie...
A Great Time (More on My Son Part 37)
It has been some interesting events (like always). Lets start by talking about his medication. As mentioned before he has been on .25 mg of R. The last meetin...
Getting behind the wheel of a car is a rite of passage for many teenagers, but for high-functioning individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) this task may prove particularly difficult. Along ...
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Older brothers and sisters of preschool children with autism may be at increased risk of developing hyperactivity, a new study finds.
It also found that mothers of young autistic children suffer m...
The British Medical Journal has published a remarkable paper confirming that low vitamin D levels obtained in the past are a risk factor for developing colon cancer in the future.
But the study co...