— Jeannie Marie James (@jeanj312) December 11, 2015
As a parent of a child with #Autism, the best and worst moments in life start with the same thought: "Maybe this time will be different."
— Craig Holbrook (@CailynsDad) February 22, 2015
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Advice from an interview with a woman raising a child with autism: "talk to your child just like you would any other child."
— Thomas Hales (@Autism_THINK) November 12, 2014
Some kids do not tolerate florescent lights http://t.co/2jM6PKyk7N
— Dr. Temple Grandin (@DrTempleGrandin) September 12, 2014
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In view of the negative links being made with #aspergers and
#autism we need to remind ourselves that autistic people can be empathetic.
— Deb (@MumForAutism) May 25, 2014
Today is my AutSon's birthday! He's my precious, my world, my love! Perfect the way he is! #autism pic.twitter.com/7qiYSIp0QL
— autisticfantasticmum (@AutFant) January 11, 2014
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The milk jug gives sensory input during shopping trip. #autism #autismparents pic.twitter.com/JlMVAfg6Kg
— Autism Wisdom by Don (@AutismWisdom) December 23, 2013
Every child is #gifted, they just unwrap their packages at different times. #autism #Autismawareness #autismacceptance #ASD— Melinda McMahon (@Mel_McMahon315) November 10, 2013
You may hear a child with #autism babble or make loud noises. What I hear is a child trying to communicate their emotions.
— Portia Dawson (@PortiaDawson1) September 15, 2013
A little girl from Sean's school just called to play with him. Can you say happy autism mama? #Aspergers #gettingsocialized #Autism— Jen Forsyth (@jenforsyth76) August 30, 2013
I'm collecting quite the list of #autism sites. Msg me if you want to be included! http://t.co/Yyt88FSneH
— One Quarter Mama (@onequartermama) August 26, 2013
For a person with #autism, the unconditional love of their parents can be the most powerful force in their lives. http://t.co/oS9xV7c7w9
— The Meadows (@_michaelcrawley) August 23, 2013
I think that the issue with Autism acceptance isn't that some of us cannot speak. It's more that most people do not actually listen. #Autism
— Gretchen Leary (@Gretchenleary) August 18, 2013
My 11 yr. old Son just said good morning to me before I said it to him for the 1st time ever. #progress #autism
— GA Autism Mom (@GAautismmom) August 17, 2013
New Social Network coming soon for the #autism community. Providers, parents, teachers and caregivers. National... http://t.co/4y1zDqsfk6
— MOSAIC Children's (@mosaicchildren) August 16, 2013