Wandering autism deaths prompt action across U S
The deaths of Alyvia Navarro 3 in Wareham Massachusetts Mikaela Lynch 9 in Clearlake California and Anthony Kuznia 11 in East Grand Forks Minnesota highlight the rising danger of wandering in autistic children. Experts note 1 in 88 to 1 in 50 prevalence and urge home alarms, bracelets, emergency plans, and a national alert system to improve response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Mass
Alyvia Navarro
Clearlake Calif
Mikaela Lynch
Mikaela
Anthony Kuznia
Red River
Jo Ashline
Orange
Calif
National Autism Association
Autism Speaks
Sheila Medlam
Colwich
Kan
Mason
Medlam
9-1-1
Lori MclIlwain
McIlwain
Cary
N.C
Connor
Autism Association
YMCA
Lauri Dupree
Lumberton
Miss
Boo
Dupree
California
Fort Knox
Ashline
Andrew
Ohio
Florida
Bob Lowery
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
Lowery
Project Lifesaver
Religious family survives being lost at sea
A northern Arizona family led by Hannah Gastonguay survived weeks adrift after attempting to sail from San Diego toward Kiribati to avoid U S government religion controls. They were rescued by a Venezuelan fishing vessel then transferred to a Japanese cargo ship and flown home with help from U S Embassy officials. The family cited opposition to abortion funding and state church ties, expressing faith grounded in the Bible and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
U.S
Hannah Gastonguay
San Diego
Kiribati
Gastonguays
Chile
Gastonguay
U.S. State Department
Associated Press
Equator
Hawaii
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Grand Forks
Minn
Grand Forks
N.D
Jenna Watson
THE
Grand Forks Herald
America
Andrews
Odessa
Texas
Rahab
Sean
LAS Ultimas Noticias
Amily Medical Care
Mickey D. Thomas
42Nd St
Burger King
Isl
West Texas
Rides.com
WestTexasBrides.com
Life & Times
Odessa American