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Boyz II Men star: How do poor families cope with autism?

Apr 30, 2012

R&B star Shawn Stockman talks frankly about his son's diagnosis and how expensive quality care can be. “There’s no way a normal couple or a single mom could afford this." full story

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Stamford celebrates Autism Awareness Day

Nationally, one in 88 people are on the autism spectrum, according to the Centers for Disease Control, a rate that has increased steadily in recent years. According to the CDC, the rate was one in 150 in 2000, before climbing to one in 125 in 2004 and one in 110 in 2006. Pavia said it is important the city charge on to become better prepared to assist families with children...

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Boyz II Men star: How do poor families cope with autism?

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