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that representatives of Anthroposophy nevertheless have an obligation to speak out on the subject:

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A Book About What Autism Can Be Like Wendy Sterling doing all the things thatSue Adams is the mother of three sons with two and a half cases of autism between them. When a friend of her son asked, 'What is wrong with Christopher?' she decided to write this book to explain how autistic people are different. Sue is a secondary school teacher and lives with her husband, Russell, and children in Victoria, Australia.