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The days following hearing the words “Joseph is autistic,” were some of my darkest days. I was living with the deepest pain I had felt in my 32 years of life.
But along the way I found hope. And hope was what got me out of the deep dark forest of pain. I learned that hope is the north star. When I found hope, I learned to hold on to it.
In this episode, I show you how you can do the same to find your way out of the deep dark forest of pain.
Enjoy the episode!
If you would like to get news and updates from me, go to https://www.mothersguidethroughautism.com and subscribe to our newsletter.
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By Brigitte Shipman5
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The days following hearing the words “Joseph is autistic,” were some of my darkest days. I was living with the deepest pain I had felt in my 32 years of life.
But along the way I found hope. And hope was what got me out of the deep dark forest of pain. I learned that hope is the north star. When I found hope, I learned to hold on to it.
In this episode, I show you how you can do the same to find your way out of the deep dark forest of pain.
Enjoy the episode!
If you would like to get news and updates from me, go to https://www.mothersguidethroughautism.com and subscribe to our newsletter.
Support the show

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