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Date Posted: Mon, Jun 02, 09:18:25pm
Author: tami
Subject: son with autism

Some one should also tell the president that the cases are not only rising in california but also in Oregon. I guess globally also. I have just learned my 4 yr old son has autism. When I went to see the class he will be in next year I was amazed to see how many other children their are with autism, also because we live in a town with only 26,000 people. As for how his schooling will go,I have no clue. My brother inlaw is head of special ed for a school district in washington so when I found out our son has autism I called him.The school for some reason is having a hard time with the fact that I want to record what they say in our meetings.I told them it was so that my brother in law could translate. I havent heard back from them. Am I going to have to fight for every right my child needs and desearves?

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HI Tami -- cheryl, Tue, Jun 03, 05:43:05am

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>Some one should also tell the president that the cases >are not only rising in california but also in Oregon. >I guess globally also. I have just learned my 4 yr old >son has autism. When I went to see the class he will >be in next year I was amazed to see how many other >children their are with autism, also because we live >in a town with only 26,000 people. As for how his >schooling will go,I have no clue. My brother inlaw is >head of special ed for a school district in washington >so when I found out our son has autism I called >him.The school for some reason is having a hard time >with the fact that I want to record what they say in >our meetings.I told them it was so that my brother in >law could translate. I havent heard back from them. Am >I going to have to fight for every right my child >needs and desearves?
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