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  1. This is beautiful and so true. While we haven’t had to deal with Autism I’ve dealt with the whole stopping my judgment in its tracks. It always seems like if I judge someone for something, God will put me in their shoes at some point or another.

  2. You brave and lovely heroine! My aunt’s youngest son also has Autism and she discovered his differences when he was the same age as Emmett. Like Emmett, he sings! He spells and reads with a higher proficiency than children 3 years older than him. (he can spell and read things backwards!) but he also becomes very overwhelmed in social situations, he protests noise of any kind, and he is particular about his hair and hands and clothes. I met him when he was two years old and I walked in the door and was a complete stranger to him, but he walked up to me and lifted his arms for me to carry him and as soon as I held him to face level he covered my face with a million kisses like I had always known him. <3
    I tell you all the time, but I'll say it again, you are so inspiring and I know that Emmett's Little World will continue to grow with your love and nurturing for him!

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