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Autism-Friendly Talk Show Day For Autism Awareness Month April 2013

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Betty Grondin-Jose
11 years ago

Rock on Carley! My son Bowen is 17 and autistic nonverbal. I wish you could meet him!

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Betty Grondin-Jose
11 years ago

Rock on Carley! My son Bowen is 17 and autistic nonverbal. I wish you could meet him!

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Crystal Bader
11 years ago

You are such an inspiration. You are the person people wish they could be. I hope in my line of work I'm able to help all on the autism spectrum and other neurological disorders that comes my way. Making sure their voice is heard, An that untapped potential is tapped into.

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Crystal Bader
11 years ago

You are such an inspiration. You are the person people wish they could be. I hope in my line of work I'm able to help all on the autism spectrum and other neurological disorders that comes my way. Making sure their voice is heard, An that untapped potential is tapped into.

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Marigold Gorick
11 years ago

Inclusion is enrichment of the lives of all. :)

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Marigold Gorick
11 years ago

Inclusion is enrichment of the lives of all. :)

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Desiree Myers
11 years ago

It must have been such a hard fight through many days where you could have given in to discouragement to get the breakthrough that you now have. I look up to you. I am 34 and I have ADD and sensitivity issues and sometimes I think I will never really belong anywhere. But something inside cries out, "There must be, there must be, there is!" And when someone who has fought and seen victories like yours, shares their story, it gives me great encouragement. I am filled with hope for everyone who wonders if they will ever really connect with others. Thank you. Bless you.

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Desiree Myers
11 years ago

It must have been such a hard fight through many days where you could have given in to discouragement to get the breakthrough that you now have. I look up to you. I am 34 and I have ADD and sensitivity issues and sometimes I think I will never really belong anywhere. But something inside cries out, "There must be, there must be, there is!" And when someone who has fought and seen victories like yours, shares their story, it gives me great encouragement. I am filled with hope for everyone who wonders if they will ever really connect with others. Thank you. Bless you.

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Bryanna Saliba
11 years ago

Carly I think you're amazing If you ever need any help I am more then willing thanks for helping me plus others about autism come to Malta & visit Gozo . If you ever like to email me it's [email protected]

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Parley Estes
11 years ago

You better believe I am 100% behind Carly, I strive each day to be as great as she is!

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alisha foster
12 years ago

You go, Carly!

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SOLEDAD MANZANO SMALL
12 years ago

Carly, mi mayor admiración hacia vos. Sos realmente espectacular. Un fuerte abrazo.

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zondra gonzales
12 years ago

You are awesome!!!

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Amber Asad
12 years ago

I'll support you because a lot of my friends have autism.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I am so inspired by you.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Carly, your story is inspiring and beautiful. I work at an ABA school on Long Island with non verbal autistic children. Through your book and videos on youtube i have a better understanding of my students. Just like you once stated,"we create output go block out the input." This statement made me observe my students more closely and understand why they hit themselves, cover their ears, hum, flap their hands, etc. I have always been empathetic towards my students, but now even more so due to your insight. You have a voice that has been heard by so many. We all discuss how much of an inspiration you are. This is an incredible idea! Keep believing and dreaming, Carly. I am standing with you. Your friend, Melissa

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George Faggiani
12 years ago

My grad son has autism and I KNOW there is a lot more to him than we see. I would love for all of him to come out.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

You re beautiful :-) sorry I am late

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Regina Facenda
12 years ago

My 7 year old grandson has an autism diagnosis. Joshua is a beautiful, creative, precious gift from God!

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Anne Loveless
12 years ago

It is important that people learn about Autism, just as they learn about people who love someone who is the same sex or is addicted to a drug. There are all kinds of people in this world who should be loved for who they are right now.