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	<title>Comments on: Institutional Autism</title>
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		<title>By: theanimatorswife</title>
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		<description>I first started reading your blog because you were writing about this.  My son, adopted at 4 from Romania, diagnosed with Institutional Autism by Dr. Federici at 8 and later organic autism (by doctors here is CA) is now 13.  We have had him 9 years and the improvements are mind-boggling, but we were given the more generally understood diagnosis of autism when things did not completely go away.  He is very high-functioning and capable but I don&#039;t think he will ever fully recover like Dr. Federici hoped.  I now believe he must have had some genetic tendency towards autism that was hyper-influenced by the extreme neglect and deprivation of 4 years in an orphanage.  But be encouraged, you are doing all the right things:  a loving home and lots of time and patience do produce amazing results for these kids.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I first started reading your blog because you were writing about this.  My son, adopted at 4 from Romania, diagnosed with Institutional Autism by Dr. Federici at 8 and later organic autism (by doctors here is CA) is now 13.  We have had him 9 years and the improvements are mind-boggling, but we were given the more generally understood diagnosis of autism when things did not completely go away.  He is very high-functioning and capable but I don&#8217;t think he will ever fully recover like Dr. Federici hoped.  I now believe he must have had some genetic tendency towards autism that was hyper-influenced by the extreme neglect and deprivation of 4 years in an orphanage.  But be encouraged, you are doing all the right things:  a loving home and lots of time and patience do produce amazing results for these kids.</p>
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