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We’ve had such a brilliant response to the work – now we need to find it a bigger stage.

Posted bysoniaboueOctober 20, 2016October 20, 2016Posted inArt, AutismTags:Art, Autism, Family, grief, Memory, Politics, processing, sadness, successLeave a comment on Processing success #autism

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