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Autistic Teens WINS Literary Contest

Youth book impressed jury Berlin, technically and emotionally, March 30, 2010 winner of the literary competition of the German literary society is Sandra Pastulovic from Frauenfeld, Switzerland! Her book, which she painted with 14 and wrote, has the jury not only technically speaking it was admittedly also a very emotional decision. Because Sandra is autistic and it becomes clear when you listen to her mother, as she reported about Sandra, why this book due to the variety of great manuscripts, which were submitted on landed first place: I do remember well at the time than we thought if our Sandra run ever learn? Is she can ever speak, expressing their wishes, paint, read or even write? She learned all of these things with some delay and according to their capabilities. All the more it has amazed us and I was pleased with what perseverance, Sandra has worked on this book. Sandra is a now 16-year-old girl with autism and probably cognitive impairment. You visited since the beginning Compulsory education a special education school. Sandra love has always been the draw and looks since early childhood like animated films, which she plays with her sister, also autistic. All the drawings in the book has drawn it on the computer and wrote the lyrics. This amazing book has written to Sandra at the age of 14 years.

Sandra has even today in some of the massive behavior problems. The 500 prize money go to Sandra, the book will be presented to the Frankfurt of public book fair. Due to the great experiences with the first writing competition, the German literary society has decided to write off a further literary contest. Manuscripts can be submitted at any time, deadline of October 1, 2010. To win there again 500 prize money and a book publication in the German literary society, Berlin.

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When the hormones return to levels prior to pregnancy, that hair falls out and the normal cycle of growth and loss starts again. Some cause hair loss. This type of hair loss improves when you stop taking it. Drugs that can cause hair loss include those for “blood thinners (also called anticoagulants), medicines used to treat gout, chemotherapy to treat cancer, vitamin A if taken in excess, pills for birth control and antidepressants.