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Retro newspaper titled with Parental Autism Anxiety.

When Your Third Child Is Typical: Accepting My Parental Anxiety over an Autism Diagnosis.

This morning I headed out to the grocery store after putting my 8 year old third grader, and my 4 year old ASD child onto their buses accordingly. With me, was my 20 month old baby L.

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Siren Stories: The Beginning book cover with baby in crib

Siren Stories Liberty, or Death book cover by Andromeda Siren

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Siren Stories: Was Any of It Real? by JJ Barnes

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