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Weekly articles on autism life planning, the road to adulthood, and everything parents of autistic children carry. Written by Tutu Folorunsho.
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The weight no one sees
Naming what parents of autistic children actually carry, and what it costs to keep carrying it alone.
What changes at 18
The transition cliffs most families hit without warning, and why the road to adulthood has to be mapped before you are standing at the edge of it.
The Ontario transition arc
DSO at 16. ODSP at 17. Age of majority at 18. School to 21. What each milestone means and how to prepare for it.
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