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Where To Live Near NYC?
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Hello I'm new to this board. My husband just got a job in NYC and he's willing to commute up to an hour on the train. Can any one recommend a place to live either in NY, CT or New Jersey that has good autism services for a 5 year old. I appreciate any information. Thank you very much.

posted February 13, 2013
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I also live in Morris County my school services are terrible but we got him into a school that we love. Calais School in Whippany

posted February 14, 2013
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We live in Morris County, NJ about a 50 minute train ride from NYC. They have excellent services here.

posted February 14, 2013
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MY husband and I live in Monroe, CT. I grew up in FFLD Cty. it is costly but it is possible to fin the right place. many people I know commmute into the city. Assuming your apart of the ASD community pay mindful watch to school systems to support your childs need. Good luck, best wishes and welcome to the tri state area.

posted February 13, 2013

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