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Welcome to the November 2, 2008 edition of special needs and money.
Here we are again folks with our third blog carnival! The popcorn is popping, the rides are working.  Uh oh, one of the rides looks a bit underpowered.

Wait a second, there we go, the rides are all working now.

special needs-the emotional roller coaster

axel presents Living With Physical Pain posted at axel g.

special needs-the money go round

Michelle McFarland-McDaniels presents Use Passive Savings Programs to Fund Autism Treatment posted at Autism Assistance Resources and Information.

Kara Sheridan presents Economic Challenges of Raising a Special-Needs Child posted at KaraSwims, saying, “Raising a child with a disability that is an expensive challenge that has been made more difficult by the financial crisis. Research reveals families with special needs are even harder hit by economic declines.”

Kara certainly has that one right!

Sarah Scrafford presents 100 Free College Rides You Don’t Need Daddy to Pay Forposted at Eduk8.

In case you missed it, we had our annual So California Rett Syndrome picnic. Check it out here please.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of special needs and money using our carnival submission form.

See you soon!

Kim Isaac Greenblatt

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