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cevans Posted - 05/12/2009 : 07:40:26
Diagnosing Autism: "Trust Your Instincts" - L. Mae Wilkinson for Autism Hangout



Autism Hangout's newest reporter, L. Mae Wilkinson runs her own website (www.autismisnottheboss.com). In this Special Report, Mae cites a recent study that shows there is as much as a four year gap between when children are actually diagnosed with autism vs. when it is possible for them to be diagnosed.

Part of the solution is to make sure that parents trust their instincts and follow up on any concerns about their child's development.

Hear Mae's report, here: http://www.autismhangout.com/news-r...ts.asp?id=61


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And here's Mae's bio. Welcome, Mae!!

L. Mae Wilkinson is a parent mentor, writer and founder of Autism is Not the Boss.com, a website dedicated to inclusion and self-determination for individuals affected by autism. A former marketing and management consultant, Mae created Autism is Not the Boss.com to encourage parents to share practical tips for preparing children with ASD for a life filled with good relationships, good options and great futures. She is married with one son, Connor, who has a medical diagnosis of PDD-NOS and an educational diagnosis of autism.


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