Autismone Conference in Chicago

[Guest guest]

Shelby, I'll be there all day, and I live ten minutes away. Hope you can make

it....it is such a welcoming environment and so much to see. The autism

community, at least the one I have been involved in, has been so open armed to

me. Message me if you want to connect.

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> Is anyone going to the autismone conference in Chicago the end of May?

> I noticed they have a few breakout sessions that deal with the dual diagnois.

I would really love to attend. I have been to one Down Syndrome national

conference, but never Autism. Actually, I never felt quite like I fit in at some

of the Down Syndrome break-out sessions. I was dealing with much more, but at

the time, didn't know it. Let me know if anyone is attending, or if you have

been to one before.

> Thanks, Dolly, (mom to , 11yrs. dual diagnosis)

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[Guest guest]

I go to the national Down syndrome conference every year and love them. This

conference intrigues me, but I'm not familiar with Autismone, so I'm going to do

some research on them and their connection to Down syndrome research. I've been

to several different seminars and such about Autism over the years and read tons

of material on the dual diagnosis, but never anything sponsored by this

particular organization that I'm aware of. So, I'm certainly curious about their

work. My husband has already said that he'll keep the kids so that I can go to

this conference, if I want. So based on what I find, I may be there.

If any of you have any useful information about this organization and their

connection to Down syndrome research, please share it. It'll save me time on

google

mom to Jakob, Olivia, Zoie, Emmett(Ds,age9), Kullen(Ds,age9), Grifyn(Ds,age8),

Xander(Ds/ASD,age8)and Annikah(Ds,MoyaMoya,age6)

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> Is anyone going to the autismone conference in Chicago the end of May?

> I noticed they have a few breakout sessions that deal with the dual diagnois.

I would really love to attend. I have been to one Down Syndrome national

conference, but never Autism. Actually, I never felt quite like I fit in at some

of the Down Syndrome break-out sessions. I was dealing with much more, but at

the time, didn't know it. Let me know if anyone is attending, or if you have

been to one before.

> Thanks, Dolly, (mom to , 11yrs. dual diagnosis)

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[Guest guest]

Hi : I do hope you can make it to this conference, would be nice to meet a mom with so many children with Down syndrome. If you have more questions a good place to read up on the Conference is at Andi Durkin's blog and I would encourage you to email her at andiandi222@...

http://dsdaytoday.blogspot.ca/2011/12/ds-track-at-autismone-conference-in.html

Best regards,lieSecure your spot !for the 2013 Down Syndrome Cruise ConferenceMission Possible: Sailing to Solutionshttp://www.rosalienewellwagner.cruiseshipcenters.com/Promotions.aspx

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I will check out that blog this weekend.

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> Hi : I do hope you can make it to this conference, would be nice to

meet a mom with so many children with Down syndrome. If you have more questions

a good place to read up on the Conference is at Andi Durkin's blog and I would

encourage you to email her at andiandi222@...

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> http://dsdaytoday.blogspot.ca/2011/12/ds-track-at-autismone-conference-in.html

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> Best regards,

> lie

> Secure your spot !

> for the 2013 Down Syndrome Cruise Conference

> Mission Possible: Sailing to Solutions

> http://www.rosalienewellwagner.cruiseshipcenters.com/Promotions.aspx

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