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It had been 12 years and never a lie, not one. How many parents can say that about their child? As Dr. House (from the TV show) would say, “Everybody lies”. Autistic children were at one time thought incapable of such stealth and critical thought. I found Read More...

Read the complete post at http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/OnlineAutismCommunity/~3/mRorkg09v6w/wonderful-lie

Posted Jan 06 2012, 09:59 AM by Autism Blogger - Online Autism Support Group

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