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Life on the spectrum
She reminded me that independence doesn’t mean perfection; it means progress. She and Autism Speaks have helped our family beyond words.
Read Andrew “DJ” F.'s Story
It is important to increase social awareness about the needs and abilities of people with autism, promoting their integration into all aspects of community life.
Read Bryan Rivera Medina's Story
Just be yourself. When you tell your story, remember you never know who needs to hear it. It could inspire someone to never give up.
Read Jon D. 's Story
My mom needs help sometimes and I like to help her because she takes care of me. I always give her a kiss when she’s sad and a big hug because I love her.
Read Ira T., 28, and his mom, Lisa's Story
If you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism.
- Dr. Stephen Shore