AIR is the creative force behind services and solutions that will enable today’s generation of children with autism to participate more fully in the world.
In addition to the services we offer, our non-profit provides advocacy and education as well as conducts research into new methods of inclusion.
10/06/2015
AIR on comcast
http://youtu.be/44BOGA_Fp9A
A Family Game Plan Having a solid game plan and being prepared is a major part of the experience on a Sunday afternoon at the stadium or a night at the ballpark for athletes an...
09/11/2015
http://www.devereux.org/site/PageServer?pagename=resilient_families
4th Annual Family Resilience Conference - Devereux 4th Annual Family Resilience Conference On the Road to Resilience: Mapping your Family's Journey
04/08/2015
The link for the semi colon shirts is
http://store.exosports.com/index.html
http://store.exosports.com/index.html http://store.exosports.com/index.html
I am sorry AIR has been off the grid the past few months. My amazing husband of 18 years was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. I want to share his story for anyone interested.
Many of us know someone who has cancer or has been touched by cancer. If you are receiving this email, there is a chance that you
know Michael Ross.
Michael is a 43 year old husband, father, cyclist, athlete, physician, photographer, magician, author,and lulu lemon ambassador. While working a sports medicine physician at Rothman Institute, Michael helps people reach their potential at his remarkable performance center. In the rest of his life, Michael serves as an inspiration and role model for the rest of us.
Michael was diagnosed with an aggressive form of stage 4 colon cancer in September of 2014. Over the past few months, he has had part of his colon removed and undergone intensive chemotherapy. Michael continues to work as a physician, and to work out as an athlete regularly. While the cancer has
given him pause, it has not stopped him.
With this in mind, Michael, encircled by friends, ran the Rothman 8k sporting a shirt with a semi colon on it. The semi colon represents the fact
that he now literally has a semi colon, and that, although the cancer
may have made him pause, his inspirational story continues.
In May, Michael will have further surgery to address his cancer. We are asking you to support Michael, and anyone else you know with cancer, by wearing a semi colon shirt. We are hoping that people will share photos of themselves wearing their shirts the week of Michael's next surgery.
Proceeds from the shirts will benefit the Colon Club, who inspired them.
Do not let cancer end anyone's story.
Thank you for considering.
12/13/2014
CNN HEROES show airing again tonight at 8 and 10 pm. It is not too late to have your donation to AIR matched by Subaru. Consider a donation today.
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/us/cnn-heroes
Pediatrician's nonprofit helps families deal with autism Natalie Pompiliois a writer in PhiladelphiaThey're the childhood memories we cherish: A beach vacation with family, a ball game enjoyed from seats along the first-base line, a day spent riding a theme park roller coaster again and again and again. So easy for most of us. So incredibly ch…
12/06/2014
Bryn Mawr Pediatrician Among Honorees At CNN Hero Awards CNN Heroes airs tomorrow night at 8pm. Ten every day people doing extra ordinary things to help change the world will be honored. A local doctor is among the honorees.
12/06/2014
Dr. Wendy Ross is broadening autistic kids' worlds.
12/06/2014
12/02/2014
Tune in Sunday for the CNN Hero Special at 8 pm, photo from CNN wire service
Tune in Sunday at 8pm for the CNNHeroes Special, photo from CNN wire service attached
11/13/2014
http://jewishexponent.com/community/2014/11/will-local-pediatrician-hero-be-cnns-as-well
Will Local Pediatrician Hero Be CNN's as Well? The Phillies are on a dramatic three-year winning streak. And you thought they were a comedy of errors. To the contrary, by teaming up with Dr. Wendy Ross, a prominent Philadelphia developmental ped
