When I think of “severe autism,” I think of another kid… doing what Lucas is doing.
When I think of “severe autism,” I think of another kid… doing what Lucas is doing.
We’ll call you if we need anything. But, as of today, we’re good.
He’s my rock, my ride or die, and his need for me isn’t fickle or fake.
From what I’ve seen, autism isn’t a disease. It’s his way of being.
It’s strange that we need an entire month to ask people to be decent
I’m proud every single day.
Raising my non-verbal son didn’t go as I hoped. It went better than I ever could have imagined.
I want people to know my son for the person he is.
On World Autism Awareness Day, I’m not asking you to change the world, just to see my son for who he really is.
Would my non-verbal son ever accept and participate in our lives?
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