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Experts estimate that one out of every 150 children is somewhere on the autism spectrum. Some autistic people are so disabled they can't live independently. Others publish books, marry and appear on TV. Yet they are all considered autistic. How is this possible? USA TODAY critic Deirdre Donahue examines five new books that deal with this bewilderin
Experts estimate that one out of every 150 children is somewhere on the autism spectrum. Some autistic people are so disabled they can't live independently. Others publish books, marry and appear on TV. Yet they are all considered autistic. How is this possible? USA TODAY critic Deirdre Donahue examines five new books that deal with this bewilderin
