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DARN's Purpose
The group was formed to meet the needs of families who children
have been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome (AS) or other High Functioning forms of Autism (HFA). DARN functions basically
as a local support group whose members represent a diverse mix of economic status, cultures & religions. Collectively,
our members hold a wealth of knowledge. Each of us holds a piece of the puzzle that another person just might need. Collectively,
we can mend lives fragmented by Asperger Syndrome. Together we can make the journey a little more manageable.
DARN's Mission Statement
We will lend a listening ear and an empathetic
heart.
We will support and uplift each other as we do
our part to educate each other, our communities,
doctors and our schools, too, that our children
are able,
they just need the right tools.
- Audrey Schilb
DARN's Liability Statement
The DARN web sites, newsletters and emails are not intended
to be comprehensive list or statement of all potential or available options either locally, nationally or internationally.
DARN
assumes no responsibility for the use made of any information provided by the DARN web sites, newsletters and emails. Inclusion
or exclusion of a resource or information contained within the DARN web site, newsletters, and emails should not be construed
as an endorsement, recommendation, or condemnation of specific treatments, therapy options, service providers, presentations,
seminars, symposiums, websites, and organizations.
These resources and options are provided just as potential resources
and as a means of acquiring information for self edification. You, as an information consumer, are ultimately responsible
for further investigating these options and alternatives by consulting with a trusted and experienced professional to
determine and establish the best course of action and treatment for an individual who has or may have Autism Spectrum Disorder
which includes Asperger Syndrome. Individuals should seek and receive services, treatment, and therapy only from a qualified
medical professional. As always, if you are uncomfortable with a doctor or treatment, seek a second opinion.
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