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Eichhörnchen · 02-24-19, 05:17 AM

In the news article the part entitled "Friends to this day" is the bit that got me: as a parent of an autistic son myself, I can attest how much he looks forward to getting the smallest things (Lego figures & suchlike) through the mail and at Christmas & birthdays. He never asks for much and still delights in his toys, even at the age of 17 although he's very much younger mentally

Those extra figures that guy sent to this mother with such kindness... they would have given her son absolute joy

02-24-19, 05:17 AM	#3
Eichhörnchen Starte das Auto Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: The Fens Posts: 15,791 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	In the news article the part entitled "Friends to this day" is the bit that got me: as a parent of an autistic son myself, I can attest how much he looks forward to getting the smallest things (Lego figures & suchlike) through the mail and at Christmas & birthdays. He never asks for much and still delights in his toys, even at the age of 17 although he's very much younger mentally Those extra figures that guy sent to this mother with such kindness... they would have given her son absolute joy __________________ Last edited by Eichhörnchen; 02-24-19 at 06:37 AM.