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#FASDay2018 Fact #29: Competitive and fulfilling employment can help develop a positive identity, self-esteem, and self-worth. It can be a protective factor against some secondary disabilities associated with FASD, as well as reduce poverty and dependency https://t.co/DZvCgD09h6
#FASDay2018 Fact #27: When unsupported, people with FASD are faced with especially high rates of mental health difficulties.
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#FASDay2018 Fact #26: FASD is not exclusively an indigenous issue – this stereotype was perpetuated in the late 20th century, but FASD occurs in all societies around the world that consume alcohol.
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#FASDay2018 Fact #25: While more research is needed, both in quantity and quality, it is prudent to advise pregnant women and women of childbearing age of the potential long-term adverse effects associated with cannabis use during pregnancy https://t.co/pa4QQlo1g9
#FASDay2018 Fact #24: Highlighting strengths and using positive language when discussing FASD is important to reduce stigma and support positive growth
Our language guide is available here: https://t.co/qTSHLgn5Yb
#FASDay2018 Fact #23: Increasing inclusivity in our communities has to extend beyond physical accommodations, to more inclusive attitudes, behaviors, and support options that recognize individual abilities and challenges.
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#FASDay2018 Fact #22: For those with FASD, problems with switching from one idea to another, keeping a timeline, and repeated transitions can make justice processes overwhelming. For more information: https://t.co/jI9Wuxrxs7
#FASDay2018 Fact #20: Prenatal alcohol exposure, even at low levels, can influence craniofacial development
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#FASDay2018 Fact #19: Early diagnosis and identifying appropriate interventions can help mitigate the onset and/or severity of adverse health and psychosocial outcomes, while also eliminating many of the direct costs associated with FASD.
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#FASDay2018 Fact #18: Research suggests that hormonal factors that differ between male and female biology can help inform the development of strategies to reduce addiction
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#FASDay2018 Fact #17: Substance use costs the Canadian economy 38.4 billion dollars per year
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#FASDay2018 Fact #16: Although individuals with FASD may have challenges, traits such as curiosity, creativity, gregariousness, tenacity, friendliness, helpfulness, and generosity are often associated with FASD.
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#FASDay2018 Fact #15: The cognitive/behavioural difficulties, and some socio-economic & preconceived negative expectations associated with FASD, can make it challenging to join the workforce. With the right supports, people with FASD can succeed at work!
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#FASDay2018 Fact #13: Studies have shown that non-identical twins exposed to alcohol in utero can have different developmental outcomes
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Last year we spoke with @WhyteLaurie about the brain damage caused by a child's exposure to alcohol in utero as part of our #LastCall campaign. Hear her story: https://t.co/2oht3KNycf #FASD #FASDay2018 #FASDPrevention
#FASDay2018 Fact #12: FASD is often misdiagnosed as ADHD due to the hyperactive and inattentive nature of some children with FASD
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#FASDay2018 Fact #11: A common misconception is that FASD is obvious by a person’s facial features. However, most people with FASD have no physical symptoms
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#FASDay2018 Fact #10: The neurodevelopmental disabilities associated with FASD are different throughout the lifespan of individuals with FASD.
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