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A different perspective on why some of the parents' of autism children are necessarily cool and scientifically detached about vaccine issues.
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ralph wiggum
I note that article is 7 years old. I would hope things have changed since then. -- nm
Posted by
Reagen (aka Reagen)
Feb 12 '09, 18:16
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I think Inigo's recent story about the difficulties of open classrooms shows otherwise.
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David, Drunken Adulterer
Feb 12, 18:22
Parents' lobbying groups have gotten more powerful (for better or for worse in some cases)
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ralph wiggum
Feb 12, 18:21
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We're lucky we have two of the best autism specialty centers in the country right around us.
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Inigo
Feb 12, 18:38
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She's whiny these days, but otherwise good. nm
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ralph wiggum
Feb 12, 18:45
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Sounds like...a toddler. *knocks on wood too* -- nm
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Inigo
Feb 12, 18:50
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