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Autism Awareness Fair March 27th

Hey Everybody,
It’s getting to be that time again.. The Autism Awareness and Resource Fair. I am starting to put it together.. I have the date set for March 27th, 2010, at Pioneer Park in Santa Maria from 10:00-2:00. We would like the same type of fair as last year except fewer [...]

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Ohana Means Family

Ohana means no one gets left behind.
Years ago I took my kids to see the movie “Lilo and Stich”. It’s set in Hawaii and revolves around the theme of Ohana. According to Wikipedia, “Part of Hawaiian culture, ʻohana means family in an extended sense of the term including blood-related, adoptive or intentional. It emphasizes that [...]

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Use this letter template to write your elected officials!

As you know Respite, Inc. and many other programs that service our Special Needs Family Members are facing difficult times during this budget crisis. Diane Toevs, the Program Coordinator at Respite, Inc. was kind enough to share this letter template that you can use to contact elected officials and let them know that these programs [...]

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End Autism Insurance Descrimination

Yesterday, a little after 5:00 pm, Matthew had his 4th Grand Mal Seizure. Apparently this is not uncommon in Autistic Teens but that doesn’t make it less scary. If you have never witnessed someone having a Grand Mal, there is no way I can describe it. Even as I watched him and I knew it [...]

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