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Raising a Child With Autism: You Are Not Alone

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During the years surrounding my son’s autism diagnosis, I could barely say the word “autism” out loud. I thought I would just break down every single time and, frankly, I didn’t have time for that.

To be clear, this had nothing to do with shame. Not one day has gone by that I am not immensely proud of this boy. It was about fear, worry, the unknown, and all the other bumps along the road to acceptance.

All a parent could ever want is for their child to be OK. Autism has a way of tricking your brain into questioning if that will be the case.

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