A couple of months ago, my wife@court_moreno and I made the decision to leave North Carolina and move to Tennessee. One of the main reasons for our decision, besides wanting to get as far as possible from any democrat governor 😉, was the opportunity for our three year old son to receive special treatment (frequency and vibrational therapy) that will help him short, mid, and long term. He was diagnosed with autism at 18 months old. In just two shorts months of therapy he has been able to accomplish so much already. Although we've had to make many sacrifices in order to provide him with this opportunity, we are exactly where we are supposed to be. Not only is he getting the treatment necessary but now we are just a few weeks from opening our own food truck. We are so thankful and grateful to the Lord for giving us the tools and courage to manifest a better opportunity for our children and our family.

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What a beautiful son you have! I too have an aspie. Actually, he was considered autistic when he was little. He had the language of an eleven month old at 2 yrs 7 mo and then diagnosed with childhood cancer at the same time. Set him back from getting the help he needed for one year during treatment. We went through the gammet of therapies and homeschooled from 5-8 grade. He graduates from Milligan University in May. When he was in second grade and eduucator thought he might be a score keeper because he talked about swim times all of the time. He ended up swimming in college and has made the deans list multiple times! Delay doesn't mean denied! Never give up! 20 years goes by really fast!