Community Services looking at options to replace IQ test as way to identify intellectual disability
CBC NewsCelina AaldersLike many pre-teens, Rowan Squires loves princesses, drawing on her iPad and watching cartoons — but she also requires around-the-clock care in nearly all aspects of her life.
Rowan is autistic and has severe sensory issues, obsessive-compulsive disorder and the functional language skills of a toddler, said her mother and full-time caregiver Elizabeth Mason-Squires.
"She has limited daily functional ability in this neurotypical environment that we live in, which inhibits that beautiful, special,…
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