Autism Acceptance Day: Fun & Awareness at Miller Hospital
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Miller Childrens and Womens Hospital in Long Beach celebrated Autism Acceptance Day with a fun-filled event, featuring mini therapy horses, local firefighters, and sensory activities. The event aimed to raise awareness for Autism Acceptance Month and highlight the neurodivergent community. Autism, a neurodevelopmental condition affecting communication, social skills, and behavior, affects one in thirty-one children in the US each year. The Stramski Childrens Developmental Center, which has served children with autism, Fragile X, ADD, and ADHD for nearly fifty years, emphasized the importance of inclusion and early diagnosis. The event showcased the positive impact of early awareness and support for children with autism, as seen in the case of eighteen-year-old Emmalee Beltran.
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