Families with Autistic Children

Posted by Sandy Tankoos on April 18, 2013 - 8:54pm

Tags: Dr. Paul Law, autistic grandchild, autistic, autism spectrum, Autism Speaks, autism research, autism in children, autism

April is Autism Awareness Month.  In recognition of that and to once again bring more information to our viewers about Autism, we are recycling an  interview that we did with Dr. Paul Law a while back.

 

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