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Last December I was invited on to speak with Dr. Andy McCabe on his show “Autism with Dr. Andy” on HealthyLife Radio to discuss my current work in the autism community. One thing we discussed at length is the overall transition of autism into adulthood and what our community needs to do to stay on top […]

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Kerry Magro, an adult with autism and owner of KFM Making a Difference (a New Jersey based non-profit corporation), announced his organization’s award of college scholarships to six young adults with autism; Joshua Mack, Patrick Landrum, Abby M., William Ploughe, Catherine Contillo and Keisha Deeds. With this latest round of scholarship awards, Kerry Magro and

Dear Kerry, When you arrived at the hospital today, you may have thought it was just for another checkup. Over the past year now we have been very used to these visits. Going to doctor after doctor throughout the tri-state area, some with funny elephants on their walls and others with what feels like an

There are many individuals that are beloved in our autism community. One who I know many autism families absolutely love is country singer and CMA’s Entertainer of The Year Luke Bryan. Many musicians are involved with different philanthropies but another reason why people in our community should love Luke is because of his passion for helping those

*This article originally appeared on Prweb.com here.*  Kerry Magro M.A. is a nationally renowned speaker, best-selling author, autism advocate and consultant. in 2014 Kerry was certified as a professional speaker through the National Speaker Association (NSA), an accreditation given in recognition of his many speaking engagements in 2014. Kerry serves as one of the leading

Dear Doctor, I don’t know where to start… We’ve come a long way. As you remember probably better than I do, when I was 4 I was diagnosed with autism. Looking back at it now 22 years later, I can attribute my progress to my work with some of the best doctor’s and therapists in

A community is defined as a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic or interest in common. For me, one of the biggest supporters in my life has always been the autism community.  When I was four I was diagnosed with autism. Growing up I wasn’t sure what the