Defining Autism
I am taking the liberty of publishing the comments made by John Elder Robison regarding our book, “Defining Autism”. John was kind enough to read the book and send us […]
Tag Archives: autism
Talking to Parents About Autism: A Potpourri of Cautionary Observations and Common Misconceptions
I remember when my first grandson was born that he cried constantly and was seemingly very irritable. Crying is the way a newborn baby has to express a need, whether […]
A Hypothesis of Understanding Human Intelligence through Quantum Cognition
by Yuval Levental I am a person on the autism spectrum who critically analyzes autism advocacy. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University and a […]
Special Needs Checklist: How Disability-Friendly is Your City?
The following is an article from The Storage Finder The same deals with living and housing considerations, employment options education, health care/assistance, quality of life, and transportation/accessibility options for disabled […]
Transition to Adulthood: Home Modifications for Young Adults with Special Needs
The following is the introduction to a blog published in June 2018 by Lior Zitzman. The same was published in Big Rentz and I recommend the reader to access the […]
Renters’ Rights and Housing Assistance for People with Disabilities
The following is the introduction to a wonderful article on housing assistance for people with disabilities. It comes from the website, “Just Great Lawyers“. I urge the readers to read […]
Realizing that Diagnoses Are Not Reality
Claudia Mazzucco is a journalist and author from Argentina. She is acknowledged as having made a decisive contribution to the History of Golf in Argentina by her researching on its […]
Can I be a good person? How much control do you have and how much you’re responsible for. (Warning: Lots of controversial questions)
Introduction: Hello, I will go by John Doe. I used to post comments on this blog (often as a soundboard) and formerly used the name Hans. I don’t want to […]
US Emergency Department Visits for Adverse Drug Events From Antibiotics in Children, 2011–2015
The following is the abstract to a recently published (August 23) in The Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Society The lead author was Maribeth Lovegove. She and other collaborators are […]
Learn the Signs and Act Early
“Learn The Signs and Act Early” (LTSAE) is a program developed by the National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD) within the Center for Disease Control and Prevention […]
