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Celebrating the Wins That Matter Most.

Parenting a child on the autism spectrum has taught me something powerful: progress doesn’t always come in big, dramatic leaps. Sometimes, it shows up in the smallest, most unexpected ways. And when it does, those little wins feel like the biggest victories.

Celebrating the Wins That Matter Most: My Journey with Abdulfattah Parenting a child on the autism spectrum has taught me something powerful: progress doesn’t always come in big, dramatic leaps. Sometimes, it shows up in the smallest, most unexpected ways. And when it does, those little wins feel ...