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Autism to me is a mystery My son will be 20 in a month and still no cause has been found for auitsm,it seems to be increasing.I pray for a cure.It was hard when my son was little because he had the auitsm, dev delays,and adhd,every day was a struggle and then no sooner had he outgrown his adhd his hormones kicked in and along with it,the dreaded OCD, which I was told was common with teens with Autism.My son William can tell you anything about history from Civil War to yesterday but can barel
Javier - 18 Aug 2012
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Citations

 

·         “Building Bridges through Sensory Integration”; Ellen Yack, Paula Aquilla & Shirley Sutton; 2004.

 

·         “Autism: A comprehensive  Ocupational Therapy Approach”; Heather Miller Kuhaneck & Renee Watling; 2010.

 

 

·         “Ideal Sports for Kids With Autism by  Smith, Narbara, (4,041 pts ), Edited by Paul Arnold Published on Jan 11, 2011

 

·         “Sports and Exercise for Children with Autism can improve social and cognitive skills.”  Frandsen, Michael, April 12, 2010

 

 

·         Yoga for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, A step-by-step Guide for Parents and Caregivers, Betts, Dion E. and Betts, Stacey W. 

 

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