Comments | duponthumanite: Severine learning English - and lots of links about autistic being and autistic power

duponthumanite

Severine learning English - and lots of links about autistic being and autistic power

Apr 28, 2006 13:56

I think I've got it!

And here is another link.

What should you and could you do when your children/students love to do the power play on you?

Mi Casa es mi Castillo: Nancy Spoolstra on the Attachment Disorders blog.

And tho' I'm not so religious now:

I stand by what I thought then.

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moonsinger April 28 2006, 22:28:55 UTC

I read an awesome book with a main character who has autism called Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon. The book one the Nebula (one of the two main awards of Science fiction), and she is the mother of a teenage soon with autism. I highly recommend the book.

Speed of Dark duponthumanite April 30 2006, 10:05:50 UTC

Woo! That was a great book.

It definitely left me thinking.

And I want to reread it, as I last read it in September 2004. I wrote down what I thought then, but it is in my paper journal.

Adelaide

hazumuchan April 29 2006, 10:04:12 UTC

God, I thought I was the only one who remembered The Boy who Could Fly!! That movie made me cry so hard!!!

Crying at the Boy who Could Fly duponthumanite April 30 2006, 10:06:47 UTC

It made me feel so many things!

Angry, happy, sad, scared ...

And most of all I felt like Walking on Air!

Adelaide