When my son Cooper was diagnosed with autism, I dove headfirst into helping him. Of course, I felt all the typical feelings.
Worry. Fear. Sadness. Anger. Even jealousy.
But I also felt motivated in a way. I was determined to help him ‘catch up.’ I was motivated to find something that worked.
I convinced myself that he would be fine by kindergarten.
And …
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