Re: Autism's Invisible Victims - the Siblings

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Does anyone else have a grown child (20s, or older) who never outgrew their sibling issues, being the sister or brother of an autistic person? I know that we mostly hear about the other side of the coin, the sib who grows up to become a therapist or an ESE teacher because they were so inspired by their autistic sibling. How about the ones, like my daughter, who were and are negatively impacted? To: deniseslist Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 3:18 PM Subject: Autism's Invisible Victims - the Siblings

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Autism’s Invisible Victims: The Siblings

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Hi: Does anyone know of a children's book to help my 7 yr. old neurotypical daughter better

understand her twin brother's dx of autism? and related behaviors? Thanks.

From: denisekarp@...To: deniseslist Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 3:18:54 PMSubject: Autism's Invisible Victims - the Siblings

Hello,denisekarp@... thought you would be interested in this article from TIME.com:Autism���s Invisible Victims: The Siblingshttp://ideas.time.com/2012/11/30/autisms-invisible-victims-the-siblings/Please note that sender's email address has not been verified. This message was sent as an FYI by a user of TIME.com. ---------------------------------------------------------------------For more stories, visit TIME.com: http://www.time.comGet TIME Magazine -- Try 4 Issues Free!Search all back-issues of TIME since 1923 for TIME's unique perspective on history, people, and the most important events of the day. GO TO THE ARCHIVE---------------------------------------------------------------------

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There's a really good book that Holly Peete wrote with her daughter. Her daughter is typical and her son has autism. They are also twins. It's called My Brother Charlie. Hope it helps.

Hi: Does anyone know of a children's book to help my 7 yr. old neurotypical daughter betterunderstand her twin brother's dx of autism? and related behaviors? Thanks.

From: denisekarp@...To: deniseslist Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 3:18:54 PMSubject: Autism's Invisible Victims - the Siblings

Hello,denisekarp@... thought you would be interested in this article from TIME.com:Autism���s Invisible Victims: The Siblingshttp://ideas.time.com/2012/11/30/autisms-invisible-victims-the-siblings/Please note that sender's email address has not been verified. This message was sent as an FYI by a user of TIME.com.---------------------------------------------------------------------For more stories, visit TIME.com: http://www.time.comGet TIME Magazine -- Try 4 Issues Free!Search all back-issues of TIME since 1923 for TIME's unique perspective on history, people, and the most important events of the day. GO TO THE ARCHIVE---------------------------------------------------------------------

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Good morning,I do have a lot of documentation on this topic. If you want to contact me of share your email….I could forward the infos to you.Nathalie nathalie.adams@...