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Tag: parenting

If it Takes a Village...

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Sun Sep 08, 2013 at 12:01:15 PM EST
Tags: You Poke It You Own It, Parenting, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Family, Responsibility, Adam Lanza, PDD-NOS, Communalism, Michigan Department of Community Health, State Resource Center for Adults, Medical Insurance Mandate, More 'wants' = Money, Cultural Marxism, Snydercaid, Money Pits, One Term Nerd (all tags)

Cradle to grave expands.

Dave Meador's daughter just began her senior year at Troy Athens High High, and Meador, like most parents, has started to worry about what will happen when she graduates.
Complicating the transition process is the fact that his 17-year-old daughter Maribel is on the autism spectrum, which means she will probably need assistance getting to the point where she can attend college or other postsecondary schooling, find a job or secure housing for herself.
"There's not a lot of programs out there to get young adults trained, get the skills they need and get placed in a job," said Meador, a father of four who is chairman of the board for the Autism Alliance of Michigan.
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AYFKM? Go shakedown a church, Dave.

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EQUAL PARENTING: KNOW YOUR OPPOSITION

By forourchild, Section Multimedia
Posted on Fri Jan 16, 2009 at 03:12:23 PM EST
Tags: child, civil, custody, equal, feminists, legal, now, opposition, parenting, reform (all tags)

Families are faced with an ongoing onslaught from social pressures and ill formed laws. Knowing that there is a problem in our society we need to work hard at advocating for change at every level and every corner of our society and government.

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