Marcia, was Anyone else have vaccine reactions too?

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> Hi Marcia, have you found a publisher for your book? I'd love to read it!

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> natasa x

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> Gabby,

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> You go girl!!! Don't give up until you recover both your kids. Get mad at

> all the garbage the " so called " experts tell you, but don't ever through in

> the towel especially on those days when you feel you can't continue with

> this horrible uphill battle. They said my kid wouldn't be okay too, but he

> is.

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> is a sophomore at a California University on a half-ride merit

> scholarship, studies Mechanical Engineering and has a 3.8 GPA. Today

> drives, has friends, and does all the things the doctors told me he would

> never do. fits in quite nicely with all the other nerds, is president

> of Hillel, and has a ton of friends. (Who would have seen that one coming?)

> It wasn't till college that had true friends. Even in high school, he

> was kind of on the outside looking in. The social is the last to come.

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> Last weekend my husband and I went to parent's weekend. What we didn't know

> ahead of time is that my nice Jewish boy was asked by Father Tracey to be a

> part of a student panel of seven on Spirituality. He owned the room, was

> funny and I couldn't have been more proud. During this time my husband

> leaned over to me and asked, " Who is that kid? And what did they do with our

> son? "

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> That evening we went to a function from the fraternity he joined this year.

> One of the guys told me that out of all the house members, is the one

> he likes the best and embodies the fraternity principles more than anyone

> else. But the best part was when introduced me to one of the alums

> that he later quietly explained to me was a little socially awkward. I

> immediately recognized that this kid was on the spectrum. I told he

> needs to look out for this kid. He said he thinks this kid is a " little bit

> touched " our code for on the spectrum. And he said he always looks out for

> him. Not bad for a kid who was never suppose to be empathetic.

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> If anyone would have told me all this would be possible when my kid was the

> same age as yours, I never would have believed them. You can do this with

> hard work. Just remember it is not just the medical. It includes the

> educational, behavioral and social too. It must all be taught and

> integrated. That's why it takes so long and is not an easy fix. Hang in

> there.

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> Marcia

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