*Tips to survive the holidays!

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"M.A. " wrote: Hello,As you may know, the holiday season is approaching and many times families find it challenging to attend gatherings or host a gathering at home with their special needs child. Autism Society of America has composed a wonderful list with tips

for such occasion. I felt that it was very important to pass on this information. Thank you and have a nice day!Hola,Como muchos saben, la temporada festiva se acerca y para muchas familias es reto asistir o organizar las actividades con un hijo con necesidades especiales. La Asociacion de Autismode America a compuesto una lista con surgerencias para estas occasiones. Yo pienso que es muy importante pasar esta informcion adelante. Gracias y pase un buen dia! FYI Make your holidays extra special with these tried-and-true tips from the experts—parents! The Autism Society of America (ASA), dedicated to increasing public awareness about autism and addressing the issues faced by families touched by the condition, has prepared a special web page with helpful information to make the holidays less

stressful. Click here to go to the holidays and autism Web page. You may also want to share this information with grandparents, extended family, and friends to help them understand how to make the holiday experience more pleasurable and positive for the family and the person on the autism spectrum. Click here to pass along this email and link to family and friends. The ASA has additionally developed in-depth information on a variety of topics related to living with autism. Please visit us online at http://www.autism.society.org/ or call us at 1.800.3AUTISM for help and information on autism. Sincerely, Lee GrossmanFather of a child with autismPresident and CEO __________________________________________________