I have been asked by quite a few people where to get Autism Awareness car magnets, bracelets, and other items. Here are a few links to some of the places I visit often and have bought my items from them as well. You may want to check out each link as some of the styles may vary. Hope this helps.
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While the book itself is not based on Autism, the emotions and dedication behind it are. The first chapter is poetry dedicated to my son as a message from myself as his mother. The book was inspired because of my child, he has taught me so much and helped me find a lost desire that I never knew I had. Throughout my life, I had often felt I was a failure at most anything I did. After realizing my son was Autistic, it was the ultimate devastating blow of being a failure for me. However, my son gave me strength, power and taught me how to reach down into my inner soul. He does not know it yet, but his mother will fight for his rights as a human no matter how many breakdowns, how many tears and how many challenges we must go through. I am optimistic there will be major breakthroughs and maybe even a cure in his lifetime. Right now, all I have is hope and to spread the word that Autism is a quickly growing epidemic and something must be done about it NOW.
This book was published with love and dedicated to my son. Not because it's about Autism, but because he has shown me how to unlock a very expressive part of me.
This page is dedicated to everyone who deals with the daily struggles of Autism. Just over two years ago I created this page with hope of getting the word of Autism out, educating and offering nothing but free information and as much help as I could give to those who needed it, in no way would I use my son's autism, personal story or advice as a way to profit from. Over two years later I am so proud of this network of people and the most respectable group of parents, teachers, therapist, doctors, caretakers, family members a friends, all of who have been touched by Autism in one way or another. We are a team! We are all in this together and we make a stand in the Autism community.
I keep this page as diverse as possible and I remain as open minded with new information, facts, opinions and ideas that surround the world of Autism. I post many of bulletins and through being diverse to all situations, some of the information I post I do not always agree... However, if just one person finds the information helpful, then it was worth posting. Please respect that I am here to help others the best I can. I am not a medical professional of any type, not a therapist, not an organization. I am a Mom. I am my son's biggest advocate. I am "your" friend, a helpful source of advice, though I don't have all the answers, I will try my best to get the answers if it takes all day. We cannot fail as long as we try.
Stay positive! Think positive! Autism does not have to be the fate of our children! For those who are high functioning and find a cure unnecessary, that is defiantly your choice and I stand behind you! For those who seek a cure, such as myself... Never give up! We will get there and we must educate the rest of society to understand just how devastating and debilitating Autism really can be! It's so much more than some realize it to be. These people deserve to live, they deserve a future and that is why we need a cure!
Autism is treatable, but as of yet it is not beatable, there is no cure. Anyone who says otherwise is sending false hope to those who so desperately seek answers. What works for one does not necessarily work for all. Keep fighting and supporting Autism Awareness and we WILL get there! You are all amazing people, keep smiling!! :)
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