Barclay was three-years-old, and nonverbal, when he was first diagnosed with autism. He didn�t know how to play with toys appropriately. He�d line them up and if the rows didn�t perfectly align, he�d meltdown. He wouldn�t watch or engage...

Barclay was three-years-old, and nonverbal, when he was first diagnosed with autism. He didn�t know how to play with toys appropriately. He�d line them up and if the rows didn�t perfectly align, he�d meltdown. He wouldn�t watch or engage in age-appropriate movies or television shows. But one day, I noticed something peculiar. I had onContinue reading My Baby Boy He�s No Longer, But My Baby He�ll Always�Be ?

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