I have learned a lot been a mother

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Being a mother to my son with autism and caring for his sister who doesn't have autism has been a journey of love. Each day brings its own set of challenges and rewards, as I navigate the unique needs of both children. My son’s autism has taught me patience and the importance of celebrating every small victory, while his sister’s empathy and resilience inspire me daily. Together, we have built a family dynamic rooted in understanding, acceptance, and boundless love. This journey, though demanding, has enriched our lives in ways I never imagined, highlighting the beauty of our diverse experiences and the strength of our familial bond.

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