Aspie 4 Life
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Last published Mon, Mar 20, 2017
Ever wondered what it's like to be autistic? Well here's a book on Bailey's everyday life. She also has a younger brother with autism named Riley.
Did you know 1 in 100 boys get diagnosed with autism.
Did you know 1 in 300 girls have autism.
I myself am autistic. Being a girl, with autism, life gets hard. I'm those 1 in 300 girls.
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