April is Autism Awarness Month
© Copyright Ada Kanu 2012
This past summer, I spent some time getting to know my two cousins who both suffer from autism, my older cousin who’s now 19 is like every other 19-year old out there, the path to recovery has not always been easy, I took for granted what my children’s ability to communicate and interact with others. My aunt would spend hours marveling that my Henry could say so many words, and over time and researching the topic, have come to understand why.
In honor of the month, I dedicate today’s post to my cousin’s Joe and Emmanuel, my Aunt Ellen, and to all who deal with this disability, but don’t let it get them down.
Some links on more information about autism
Autism Society
Child-Parent autism cafe
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This past summer, I spent some time getting to know my two cousins who both suffer from autism, my older cousin who’s now 19 is like every other 19-year old out there, the path to recovery has not always been easy, I took for granted what my children’s ability to communicate and interact with others. My aunt would spend hours marveling that my Henry could say so many words, and over time and researching the topic, have come to understand why.
In honor of the month, I dedicate today’s post to my cousin’s Joe and Emmanuel, my Aunt Ellen, and to all who deal with this disability, but don’t let it get them down.
Some links on more information about autism
Autism Society

Child-Parent autism cafe
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my knowledge in autism is not that adequate. i have few ideas about it and got friends who has children with autism.
Very nice post honoring your handsome nephew, and thanks for dropping by my place to say hello
I don’t have any personal experience with Autism, but simply as a mother and knowing what so many, many families are experiencing with this, I’ve taken a personal interest. In particular, the growing numbers of children affected.
I’m really glad that it is becoming so much more public so that we can get money poured into research and care to ease the lives of children and families.
http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/16-03/ff_autism