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Category Archives: Visiting a child with autism
Everything changes–Ben’s meltdown at Christmas! By: Carole Norman Scott
Everything changes…we have been blessed to have our fifty-six year old autistic son, Ben, be able to come home several times a year for week-long visits for 43 years. Several other times a year, we visited him in Conway and … Continue reading
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AN OVER-NIGHT VISIT WITH BEN 4-3-15
I just got back from a trip to Conway, AR (from Tulsa) to take our son, Ben (52 yr. old) out overnight for a visit. Because of other obligations, it wasn’t possible to bring him home this time, so we … Continue reading