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Helping youth and families with prenatal alcohol or drug exposure make connections to encourage maximum life experiences and opportunities.

Hi. My name is Liz and I have Fetal Alcohol Effects. You cannot see my disability on the outside. I like to make myself look pretty... I am adopted and my mom died so no one will ever know how much or how often my mom drank. I just know I have to live with it. So begins the first page of Liz's new book	Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm).
The Best I Can Be: Living With Fetal Alcohol Syndrome or Effects order from our website by Liz and Jodee Kulp to help everyone understand the realities of drinking during pregnancy. This website is dedicated to ALL OF US with FASD so that we can truly be "The Best We Can Be!"	Q: Recently, I discovered I am pregnant. I'm worried because I had a glass or two of wine, not knowing I was pregnant. Could that have damaged my baby? Click here for a professional answer.
Meet Liz and get to know more about what it is like to have FASD!	Click Here Tips for Teens with FASDs, parents and professionals
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Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Our Great State Site With Loads of FAS Information

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Don't Miss International FASDAY Celebrate a Pregnant Pause!!!! Click here for Toolkit. Join people around the world to bring awareness \|to this 100% preventable birth defect!	What Can One Person Do To Make a Difference? MN FAS SITE Reference www. Sites Reference Literature Minnesota Events 9 Good Reasons - One for Each Month of Pregnancy

Making connections to promote restoration and renewal for families and children in crisis and trauma to bridge understanding of FASD. This site does not replace professional medical, legal, nutritional or educational counsel. The information contained within this website are ideas that have worked for families with FASD members and you must use common sense, your intimate knowledge of your child, professional advise and safety in making appropriate decisions.
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