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WEEK OF JUNE 24 - 30, 2013

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Art a new page chronicling Eric’s struggles, progress, and perseverance in this area.

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About This Blog

When Eric’s symptoms of autism were at their most severe, he was four years old, had very limited language, and eye-contact seemed painful. There were some unusual behaviors and reactions that would test our sanity, not because of the action itself, but because we were desperately trying to figure out what was going on in his brain. What was Eric thinking? What was he afraid of? Why was he doing that? He did not have the words to tell us then...

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