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Sarah | Profound Autism Mom, Lou | Parenting ConnectedSarah is a mom of 2 young kiddos with profound, nonspeaking autism and #1 voice for mothers of children with neurodiversity.
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The #1 voice of mothers & caregivers of children with profound autism. I help autism parents turn overwhelm into clarity by naming reality, complexities to enhance understanding. And as always, seek and find that joy \ud83d\udc9b
Parenting 3 kids is slightly ridiculous. Funny, honest stories about family life & the small things keeping me sane. New stories from our slightly chaotic Scottish household every week.
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