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Published: August 22, 2007
Autism support group prepares for charity run
EDMOND — "When I first heard, I thought it was a death sentence,” Angel Hamilton said.
Hamilton's daughter Loralee, now 15, had been diagnosed with autism.
Like many parents, Hamilton didn't know how to deal with autism or much about it, beyond what she saw in the movie "Rain Man” — which is far from an accurate representation.
As one of the founders of the new Edmond Family Center for Autism ,...
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