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Thursday, April 28, 2011

What About Our Children when they become Adults?

Data shows that 500,000 Autistic children will reach Adulthood in the next ten years. Will there be Jobs and housing for our children? What's going to happen to our children, when we as Parents are no longer here to take care of them? Who will provide for our children (Adults) if there's not enough Jobs and housing for our children?
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