THE GLOBAL AUTISM PROJECT
by Synthian on Jan.29, 2010.
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In your world, roughly 48 million people live inside of bodies, that have autism.
…and less than 2 million of them are in America.
The rest… live someplace else.Try to understand the breadth of the following sentence: “Suspecting that your child may suffer from autism, is only something you do, if you’re aware, that autism exists.”
Our most self-evident responsibility to medical knowledge, is the obligation to spread it freely.
“The Global Autism Project exists to address the needs of children with Autism in developing countries, to address the fear that plagues parents of children with Autism where there are few resources, and little or no understanding of Autism.”
Recommended Viewing:
Recommended Reading:
10 Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew
Recommended Listening:
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In your world, roughly 48 million people live inside of bodies, that have autism.
...and less than 2 million of them are in America.
The rest... live someplace else.
Try to understand the breadth of the following sentence: "Suspecting that your child may suffer from autism, is only something you do, if you're aware, that autism exists." Our most self-evident responsibility to medical knowledge, is the obligation to spread it freely. "The Global Autism Project exists to address the needs of children with Autism in developing countries, to address the fear that plagues parents of children with Autism where there are few resources, and little or no understanding of Autism."
Recommended Viewing:
Recommended Reading:
10 Things Every Child With Autism Wishes You Knew
Recommended Listening:
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(1) January 31st, 2010 on 9:26 am
Testing happy face as douglas.