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Joined: 05/16/2011

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My name is Daniel. I'm named after my daddy. I was born on august 12th 2006. I am a very Happy, Energetic little Boy. At the age of 18months I was diagnosed with PDD-NOS. My Mom and Dad acted fast, they got me a bunch of help from the state, and it helped me a lot. I've had speech therapy, OT, Physical therapy, and even music. I love to sing. Now I go to school that has all special needs kids, and I love going. My teachers are the best. I love my family and they love me.

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My son was diagnosed with PDD-NOS @ 18 months. He has had alot of help and is making...

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