Posts by Hilary Stace
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Hard News: Circumstance and coincidence, in reply to william blake,
Re A2 - There is a farm near Feilding where you can buy unpasteurised A2 milk. You buy a refillable glass bottle and fill it up as required for about $2 a litre. It is full cream so I found it a bit fatty. But it is apparently very popular with the locals and I know of autistic and other people with sensitive digestions who can tolerate it better than normal milk.
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Access: Your Relationship With Disability, in reply to Erin,
I would like to hear more about your dissertation too, Erin, having just this evening been trying to understand the complexities of the latest reporting round and the DPO submissions. Did you hear the Government has just committed to starting the process of signing the optional protocol? About time.
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John Campbell has a track record of serious investigative journalism. Am I right in remembering him as the journalist who broke the Timberlands story about 15 years ago? And then there was Corngate.
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B-F Yes, but always learning.
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Access: Autism, ABA and being a bad mother, in reply to Russell Brown,
I echo this. And thanks Russell for your firm reasonableness.
As the comments threads show, the topics raised so far on the Access blog really matter to many people and raise some significant related issues. There are not many places where you can discuss disability-related issues generally and have vigorous debate. So we need gentle reminders about the rules of engagement.
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$5.2m less for public broadcasting and $4.4m for the First World War instead.
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Love the way the discussions on PA merge and overlap. Here is a young disabled political aspirant for the Internet Party writing in Stuff Nation
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Access: Autism, ABA and being a bad mother, in reply to Michelle Isaac,
Well said Michelle.
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Access: Autism, ABA and being a bad mother, in reply to Rob Stowell,
So more time in uncomfortable taxis at rush hour for more children with special education needs taking them further away from their local communities. Great solution.
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The next big issue is pre natal screening for autism and deciding what exactly is the problem that needs to be eliminated.