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From Volume 3 Number 11
THERE IS a quiet irony in Jeanette and Patrick O'Donnell's house, where
autism has taken hold of five of their six children. Though the brain
disorder is most often associated with an inability to speak, autism
has rendered this household anything but silent.
"You have to get used to the
sound," Jeanette says of the crashes and pops that mean something is
breaking or hitting the floor, usually propelled by small hands. The
cacophony of seven older television sets, usually tuned to different
channels, drones in the background, fed by a backyard satellite dish …
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