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Monthly archives for 2008: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November

  1. Insurance Coverage for Autism in IL and OK

    11 hours ago

    In Illinois, Gov. Rod Blagojevich is expected to sign a bill requiring insurance companies to cover autism diagnosis and treatment up to $36,000 a year until a patient turns 21, today’s Chicago Tribune reports. Sen

    Tagged: education, disability, insurance, money, chicago, diagnosis, autism, oklahoma, legislation, illinois, asd, asperger, autism blog, disabilities blog, nick s law

  2. Off to the IACC

    17 hours ago

    I’m on the train to Washington D.C., to attend a meeting of the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, which coordinates efforts concerning autism within the US Department of Health and Human Research. There’s a

    Tagged: education, disability, washington dc, diagnosis, autism, legislation, classics, latin, middle school, train, health and human services, adolescence, mean girls, asd, asperger, iacc, autism blog, disabilities blog, fire drill, homeroom

  3. Another Child Gone

    22 hours ago

    Kev writes about 12-year-old Kyle Dutter, who was shot and killed by his father, Ryan Dutter, who then shot and killed himself, on Tuesday. Ryan Dutter had created a website about his son; he had filed for bankruptcy

    Tagged: health, disability, shooting, crime, autism, wisconsin, parenthood, asperger, autism blog, disabilities blog, education blog, kyle dutter

  4. An “Autism Alert” For When a Child is Missing?

    Nov 20, 2008

    Just as there is the Amber Alert for abducted children, should there be an “Autism Alert” when an autistic child is missing? The parents of Kaitlyn Bacile—-who, in September, was found drowned in a canal near her home

    Tagged: disability, water, autism, safety, kidnapping, asd, drowning, water safety, amber alert, asperger, missing child, autism blog, disabilities blog, kaitlyn bacile

  5. A Small Metal Square Amid the Ashes

    Nov 20, 2008

    Jonathan Reyes is 7 and lives in Sylmar in Southern California—-his family lost their house in the recent wildfires in Los Angeles County. Joshua is autistic and his family has been, amid everything else, especially

    Tagged: disability, australia, family, autism, toys, fire, mattel, southern california, hotwheels, asd, wildfire, asperger, autism blog, disabilities blog

  6. About the “Cluster” of Autism Among Somali Children in Minneapolis

    Nov 20, 2008

    Back in July, it was reported that the rate of autism in Somali children in Minnapolis was notably high. According to the Minnesota Department of Education: in the Minneapolis’ early childhood and kindergarten

    Tagged: africa, health, history, culture, psychiatry, sweden, minneapolis, diagnosis, autism, statistics, parenting, minnesota, somalia, cause, vitamin d, epidemiology, asd, vaccines, pdd nos, special education, asperger, david kirby, race and 38 ethnicity

  7. What’s in an autism diagnosis?: Changes in DSM-V ahead

    Nov 20, 2008

    So what is autism? Chances are, if you’re reading this, you know, and are quite prepared to explain at the drop of the hat “what autism is.” But what if you’re asked: Why is there this separate term, “PDD-NOS”?

    Tagged: education, disability, australia, psychiatry, china, diagnosis, autism, lunch, sociology, asd, developmental disabilities, dsm, asperger, dsm iv, dsm v, autism blog, disabilities blog

  8. Overheard

    Nov 19, 2008

    Charlie runs into the grocery store and grabs a shopping basket and hums happily on his way to the sushi section. “Sounds like an owl,” I hear a young man say to a woman who, by her apron, is also an employee. I pause

    Tagged: disability, shopping, autism, groceries, sushi, humming, asd, owl, charlisms, asperger, autism blog, disabilities blog

  9. Home Is Where the Home Is

    Nov 19, 2008

    A Lynchburg, Virginia, father is upset that his 16-year-old autistic son was taken away from him and placed in a mental institution far from home for a day. Gordon Bowyer told WSET news that “‘they took him from me

    Tagged: disability, family, autism, virginia, asd, blankets, lynchburg, residential placement, asperger, mental hospital, autism blog, disabilities blog

  10. Teacher Suspended For Letting Students Vote Alex Barton Out of Her Class

    Nov 19, 2008

    Florida teacher Wendy Portillo—who allowed her kindergarten class to vote on whether or not their classmate Alex Barton could remain in class—-has been suspended without pay for a year, according to the Naples News

    Tagged: health, education, disability, autism, legal issues, florida, survivor, asd, disability rights, asperger, autism blog, disabilities blog, alex barton, wendy portillo

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