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Apr6 by PJR

Mozartfamilyby Carmontelle ca. 1763

“I’m not naughty – I’m autistic. Sometimes I get too much information. And if you only see a naughty kid, you haven’t got enough”

Watch this video to experience what sensory overl…

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