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Category: difficult behavior.

he is anything, but he is not stupid.

Posted on April 27, 2015 by David's Father

David has a tendency to pretend to not be very smart. Yet, he can manipulate a conversation so that you believe you gave him permission to have the car for a couple of hours.  The conversation could have started with something innocuous, such as, can I take the dog for a walk. I keep telling…

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A visit to David

Posted on February 20, 2014 by David's Father

Today, I am traveling out to see David. So excited to see the little man.  It has been a month since we placed him out there.

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my child with autism is not a monster

Posted on December 16, 2012December 16, 2012 by carl

Let us get this straight.  Autism is not a monstrous disorder that makes people into killers. My son with autism is not a monster. My son with autism is highly intelligent. My son with autism is reclusive and at times shy. My son with autism doesn’t handle stimulation well. My son with autism doesn’t handle…

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