My hope is to bring people together concerning some parts of life that have affected not only me, but also the people around me to include the following: autism, cancer, alcoholism, aging parents, spina bifida, military life, mental health, unemployment, budgeting, and much, much more.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
2009 Cincinnati Walk Now for Autism
The walk went very well today. We had 5 people inquire about buying the puzzle piece purses. We may have also found a building for the autism resource center. I had a table at the walk as well and gave away over 15 copies of the resource list. I wish I could've given more, but that's all I was able to bring with me. I gave a lot of people my home e-mail address so I can e-mail them the links to Autism Speaks First 100 Days Kit, as well as the Kentucky Family Guide to Autism Spectrum Disorders. I even received a request asking for information about support groups. I was so happy to be able to say that we have one! No parent should be going through this struggle alone. Whether you've gotten a diagnosis or waiting for one, you shouldn;t have to go through it alone. We're here to help, and will do what we can to find the resources and support you need.
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