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Where We Are Now

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This Blog was started in 2006 for me to talk about my son camerons acheivements and progress he has made. He is Now 17 years old and will be 18 in August. Over the years Cameron has become more and more independent he can cook, bathe himself, and were still working on him cleaning up after himself (which most moms of teenage boys are). While Cameron is very independant now things werent always that way, but over the years we have learned that autism is NOT a dissability but a different ability. People with autism all learn and figure out things in their own way. It takes alot of time and patience but one step at a time cameron has continued to progress and learn different things. The most recent thing cameron has learned to do is count money, and pay for his own stuff. which may not seem like a big deal to the average person but for our family every little thing makes a difference and gets us one step closer to helping cameron become fully independant. He has even improved on his...
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Our First Fundraiser

Dear Friends and Family, As you may know we are in the process of trying to raise money for my son Cameron age 4, to be able to receive adult donated umbilical cord stem cell treatments for autism. This procedure is not done in the united states except for a few select government approved clinical trials. We need to raise $25,000 in order to be able to get the treatment for him and will have to travel outside of the US to get it done. This treatment is showing great promise for recovery of autism. To me these stem cells are the perfect gift from God. He is the creator and man has now learned to use these "gifts" to help us with many health ailments. Our hope is that God will use us to be pioneers into this process to help pave the way for this to be approved here in the United States. We will be "blogging" our process on Cameron's website www.cameronsjourney.blogspot.com We will be doing many fundraising events over the next few months and I hope that you...
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