Art opens new world for 11-year-old
Enid girl uses talents to help make a difference for others.
ENID — On many occasions, Amanda LaMunyon has questioned her purpose and why God made her different from other girls her age.
She's wondered why her clothes always seem to bother her, why her food must taste and smell just right, and why she prefers to be in a quiet room instead of being around other children.
Amanda, 11, has Asperger's syndrome, which according to a Web site about the disorder is a milder ...
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