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Autism: ‘Tis Still A Puzzlement: Christmas, 2017 By: Carole Norman Scott
On Friday, December 22nd, my husband (79) made the 4 hour drive down to Conway, AR to pick our son, Ben (55), up for Christmas, and they drove the 4 hours back in a hard rain…but got … Continue reading
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Another Blessed Christmas–2016!
God answered prayer for Ben to have a calm and joyful Christmas with family–2016! Continue reading
