Here is a great story about how a family has dealt with their son who has autism.
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Comments (2)
I noticed more emphasis on difficulties and weaknesses than strengths.
Posted 06 Oct 2008 at 11:28 amThanks for watching. We tried to keep the video as balanced as possible, allowing the family to tell their story along with how well he has done since coming to us. Thank you for your comments.
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