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What My Child With Autism Wishes for You to Know

February 27, 2013May 3, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments childrenwithautism, parenting a child with autism, specialneeds, stuartduncan

What does my child wish for you to know? He’s a kid. What? You were expecting me to say that

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Autism Father and Denial

February 23, 2013May 4, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments autism, denial, diagnosis, fatherhood, stuartduncan

Is this what a father sees? Far too many moms have asked me why their husbands might be in denial

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Highlighting Autism Bloggers

February 6, 2013May 6, 2019 stuffwiththing 0 Comments blogging for autism, specialsaturday, stuartduncan

There are so many fabulous blog posts about Autism and Aspergers that I discover each week I thought it

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What Understanding and Acceptance Really Means

January 26, 2013May 6, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments acceptance, autism, spectrum, stuartduncan, understanding

Understanding Adjective: Sympathetically aware of other people’s feelings; tolerant and forgiving: “people expect us to be understanding”. I started the

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Explanations

January 15, 2013May 10, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments babies, death, parenting a child with autism, stuartduncan

My boys, Cameron (7 with autism) and Tyler (5 without autism) often have conversations about when they were babies. They’re

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Autism: A Study Guide

January 11, 2013May 10, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments autism, disorders, genetics, neurologicaldisorders, stuartduncan

Autism is a complex neurological disorder of human beings which include different impairments in the social and communicative study. It

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It’s a Community – it’s NOT my Blog

January 8, 2013January 16, 2021 Joel Manzer 0 Comments blogging, blogging for autism, community, stuartduncan

I’m very blessed to be a part of Autisable, but one thing kept creeping up over the past several

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To “Make the Best of It.”

January 7, 2013May 14, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments diagnosis, marriage, stuartduncan

For a long time in my life, I was very depressed. I wasn’t going anywhere, doing anything, I had no

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Etiquette and Proper Behaviors

January 3, 2013May 15, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments autism, parenting a child with autism, socialbehavior, socialskills, stuartduncan

Recently, I’ve been reading a few articles where Autistics would do or say things that society would generally consider wrong,

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When the Care Givers are the Bullies

December 30, 2012July 6, 2019 Stuart Duncan 0 Comments bullies, bullying, caregivers, stuartduncan

I would like to start this post stating that there’s a growing trend but it’s much likely that this is

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