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	<title>Comments on: Fighting stigma with love, respect and attachment theory</title>
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		<title>By: Erika Koenig</title>
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		<dc:creator>Erika Koenig</dc:creator>
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		<description>Thank you for this thoughtful post. I have a son who is autistic and mentally challenged with cluster of add, ts and ocd. He has been my wonderful &#039;project and masterpiece&#039; these last 20 years. I have worked hard to advocate for him and I continue to go forward with the hope that he will live a wonderful full life with people who are a part of his community. I like the title of your blog and was happy to find it. I will continue to follow your posts.

Yes to Love and Respect in relatioships.I learned from Monty Roberts, &quot;Horse Sense for People&quot; about the importance of how we use our bodies in communicating. He speaks about this in his relationship with horses. As a dancer I learned from Martha Graham that &quot;movement never lies&quot;

with thanks, Erika</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for this thoughtful post. I have a son who is autistic and mentally challenged with cluster of add, ts and ocd. He has been my wonderful &#8216;project and masterpiece&#8217; these last 20 years. I have worked hard to advocate for him and I continue to go forward with the hope that he will live a wonderful full life with people who are a part of his community. I like the title of your blog and was happy to find it. I will continue to follow your posts.</p>
<p>Yes to Love and Respect in relatioships.I learned from Monty Roberts, &#8220;Horse Sense for People&#8221; about the importance of how we use our bodies in communicating. He speaks about this in his relationship with horses. As a dancer I learned from Martha Graham that &#8220;movement never lies&#8221;</p>
<p>with thanks, Erika</p>
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