... this is more what you get. Here he is with his new skates on. Notice he's holding on pretty tight! I've just got myself a pair so we should be able to put them on together.
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I love a sunny day, but sometimes things just don't go the way I plan. This blog explores the challenge of autistic spectrum disorder and its effect on my son, me and the rest of my family.
Little Bright Eyes - my child with Autistic Spectrum Disorder
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