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Category Archives: Autism
Born on a Blue Day : A Memoir
Born on a Blue Day is the story of Daniel Tammett, a young man with an extraordinary mind. He has a rare combination of Asperger’s Syndrome and synesthesia, a condition which blurs the usual distinctions between the senses. In his … Continue reading
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George and Sam : A Mother’s Story
George and Sam: Two Boys, One Family, and Autism — by Charlotte Moore Charlotte Moore is the mother of three sons, George, Sam and Jake. George and Sam both seem bright and healthy as babies, but eventually their behavior raises … Continue reading
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Unstrange Minds: Remapping the World of Autism
Unstrange Minds: Mapping the World of Autism — Roy Richard Grinker Roy Richard Grinker and his wife Joyce were as devastated as any couple would be when their first child, Isabel, was diagnosed as autistic at the age of two, … Continue reading
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