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US Autism & Asperger Association, Inc. December 1, 2009

Welcome to USAAA Weekly News, an email newsletter that addresses a range of topics on Autism Spectrum Disorders and Asperger's Syndrome.

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— Get that unique gift for your special teacher, caregiver, doctor, therapist, friend or family member and a $10 donation will be made to US Autism and Asperger Association for each piece that is purchased.

— Sherrie McNulty to Compete in Rose Bowl Half Marathon to Raise Funds for USAAA

Get that unique gift for your special teacher, caregiver, doctor, therapist, friend or family member and a $10 donation will be made to US Autism and Asperger Association for each piece that is purchased.

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Sherrie McNulty to Compete in Rose Bowl Half Marathon to Raise Funds for USAAA

Join Sherrie in her efforts to raise funds for USAAA. To donate, click here!

Sherrie McNulty of Cloverdale, CA will be running in the Rose Bowl Half Marathon with Train 4 Autism in December 2009 to raise funds for US Autism & Asperger Association (USAAA).

Two of Sherrie’s daughters are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders; Makenna was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome at age 4 and Brianna was diagnosed at age 3 with PDD-NOS/Autism. While watching her girls face challenges every day at home, at school, and in the community, Sherrie decided to challenge herself by running. She started running short distances while pushing her daughters in a jogging stroller, and soon discovered Train 4 Autism while searching the Internet for Autism-related resources. Through Train 4 Autism, Sherrie is raising funds for the USAAA in order to “raise awareness for people touched by Asperger Syndrome and Autism.” She supports the USAAA mission to help individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders “to achieve their fullest potential.”

Join Sherrie in her efforts to raise funds for USAAA. To donate, click here.

 



   

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