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People with autism and their families find Trump-Kennedy autism message harmful and wrong
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Ohio Capital Journal
But she doesn’t see autism as the “horrible, horrible crisis,” President Donald Trump described at a Washington, D.C., press conference Monday.
You can’t take the autism away from them.”Jenny Price of Madison has a 16-year-old son who is autistic.
“Are they doing research into what supports or what types of programs make the lives of people with autism better?
“Are they going to look for ways to support kids with autism or other learning disabilities in school?
She wants to see more research on how to help people who have autism and are trying to live full lives now.
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