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1-in-44: With or without autism, daily life is a delicate wire to cross

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These are genuinely funny scenes (if cringe comedy is your thing). These also seem like situations autistic people might struggle with. In the first, the tour guide says the participant could swear, so really, what was he doing wrong? Robinson’s character didn’t get the memo that yes, it’s okay to swear, but at least keep f-bombs and dirty language reasonable.

Being Christian by example

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Today we are just divided. If I do not agree with you then I’m {insert name here}. Some say that we act like children. I disagree…in my experience, children do not naturally hate and usually do not learn that nasty trait until they are older.

Tai chi in the park for the mind, body and soul – and a sense of community

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On this Friday the group has gathered in the shade of the gazebo. The Uncanoonuc Mountains are visible across the valley and a breeze slides up the hill and gently fans the practitioners. Their teacher, Meghan Rice-Frades, begins by leading them through a brief warm-up. The class consists of people who range from newbies to people who have been doing it for years.

Easterseals unveils plans for 15-acre affordable housing campus for veterans

read more…: Easterseals unveils plans for 15-acre affordable housing campus for veterans

The campus is a joint project of Easter Seals and its Veterans Count program, the State of New Hampshire, and PROCON, with $23 million in funding allocated through New Hampshire’s portion of  American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and State Fiscal Recovery funds. Additional funds are expected to be raised to build a retreat center, therapeutic building, military-themed playground and outdoor performance stage.

A day in the park to raise awareness for postpartum depression support and affordable childcare

read more…: A day in the park to raise awareness for postpartum depression support and affordable childcare

Mothers and their families gathered in Livingston Park at the flag football field for an event to promote maternal health, raise awareness for postpartum depression, and raise money for Postpartum Support International. Attendees began by taking a walk on the nature trail next to Dorrs Pond, then came back to congregate and share their stories with one another.

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