More than that, extending coverage would mean that more Maine children have access to the kind of care received by Addie Bowden. She is now a student in Augusta public schools, according to her mom, who is now the executive director of Maine Autism Alliance. The younger Bowden, who was non-verbal when she was diagnosed, now splits her time between special education and mainstream classrooms. She plays in the band and takes karate. Last year, she was an honorary page at the State House. That’s the kind of story every parent dealing with autism should have.
Posted on: Sun, 13 Apr 2014 13:31:53 +0000
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