Sure. Where FASD is considered a disability, which it is, I would like to see our families supported a lot more—for research, travel to conferences, education, respite treatment. There are many different ways we could draw from that.
November 25th, 2010 / 10:20 a.m.
Cofounder, Canadian Coalition of Adoptive Families
Sure. Where FASD is considered a disability, which it is, I would like to see our families supported a lot more—for research, travel to conferences, education, respite treatment. There are many different ways we could draw from that.
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