Facing Autism in New Brunswick: Autism Society Ladies Night Fundraiser at Roblynn Home Hardware Oromocto

Sunday, October 28, 2007

Autism Society Ladies Night Fundraiser at Roblynn Home Hardware Oromocto

Autism Society New Brunswick Fundraiser

Roblynn Home Hardware Building Centre & Home Furniture Oromocto is having a

"Ladies Night" on Wednesday, November 7th from 7:00-9:00 pm!

The night is exclusively for ladies and it will feature decorating techniques with Home Hardware's creative director Bev Bell, entertaining ideas, demonstrations, food tasting, shopping, door prizes and more!

The store will close at our usual time at 6:00pm. Then, our doors will reopen for ladies only at 7:00pm.

Tickets for this event are $5.00 and can be purchased at our store, from the

Autism Society NB (357-2104 Nancy, 357-5526 Tamara) and participating businesses.

All proceeds will go to support the Autism Society NB.

Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door the evening of our event.

With the purchase of a ticket, the ladies will be able to shop tax free on regular priced product store wide and they will be eligible for all door prizes!

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Why ABA For Autism?

The effectiveness of ABA-based intervention in ASDs has been well documented through 5 decades of research by using single-subject methodology21,25,27,28 and in controlled studies of comprehensive early intensive behavioral intervention programs in university and community settings.29–40 Children who receive early intensive behavioral treatment have been shown to make substantial, sustained gains in IQ, language, academic performance, and adaptive behavior as well as some measures of social behavior, and their outcomes have been significantly better than those of children in control groups.31–4

American Academy of Pediatrics, Management of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Autism Research Awakening - Environment Plays Big Role, MUST Be Studied

My Autism Pledge For Conor

Today I pledge to continue; I Pledge to continue to fight for the availability of effective autism treatments; I Pledge to continue to fight for a real education for autistic children; I Pledge to continue to fight for decent residential care for autistic adults; I Pledge to continue to fight for a cure for autism; I Pledge to continue finding joy in my son but not in the autism disorder that restricts his life; Today, and every day, I Pledge to continue to hope for a better life for Conor and others with autism, through accommodation, care, respect, treatment, and some day, a cure; Today, and every day, I Pledge to continue to fight for the best possible life for Conor, my son with autistic disorder.

Dr. Jon Poling : Blinders Won’t Reduce Autism

"Fortunately, the ‘better diagnosis’ myth has been soundly debunked. ... only a smaller percentage of this staggering rise can be explained by means other than a true increase.

Because purely genetic diseases do not rise precipitously, the corollary to a true autism increase is clear — genes only load the gun and it is the environment that pulls the trigger. Autism is best redefined as an environmental disease with genetic susceptibilities."

We should be investing our research dollars into discovering environmental factors that we can change, not more poorly targeted genetic studies that offer no hope of early intervention. Pesticides, mercury, aluminum, several drugs, dietary factors, infectious agents and yes — vaccines — are all in the research agenda.

Dr. Jon Poling, Atlanta Journal Constitution, March 13, 2009