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Daily Miracles of Our (Very) Late Talking Daughter

We have waited 17 years to hear our daughter speak. She was diagnosed with autism at 2 years old and has had limited communication via her mouth. We have used sign language, an augmentative device, and telepathy to understand her. It's amazing how well she communicates without words. This is a blog about our journey and the exciting things that we are hearing as she continues to make progress. Words at 17 years old feel like a miracle!

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Saturday, April 26, 2014

Meeting Mickey Mouse

Posted by Kathy Bell at 10:36 AM
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