Big Daddy Autism

Having a 15 year old autistic son is a tough road to travel. But sometimes it is as sweet as it can get. Especially around the sweetest of all holidays, Valentine’s Day.

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A few nights ago Griffin asked me to be his valentine. He had already asked Mrs. Big Daddy, Lil Sis and probably every 8^th grade girl in his school before me. But I didn’t care. How many dads can say their 15 year old son wants to be his valentine?

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I got him some chocolates in a box shaped like a tiny soccer ball. Best part? He doesn’t like candy so I get the chocolates too!

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Have happy Valentine’s Day!

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4 Responses so far | Have Your Say!

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   Geovana
   February 14th, 2013 at 12:16 pm #

   How sweet!
   Happy Valentine’s Day!

   Geovana

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   Handflapper
   February 15th, 2013 at 12:06 am #

   Awwww. It’s been years since either of my boys wanted to be my valentine, but Younger Son did bring me my favorite cookies today, so I think that counts? I’m totally counting it, anyway.

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   Jacquie
   February 15th, 2013 at 10:58 am #

   This post was sweeter then any old chocolate bar!
   Honestly, there is such the upside to this whole autism thing some days.

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   Ashley
   February 20th, 2013 at 7:01 pm #

   Awwwww. Love!! Hope your Valentine’s Day was wonderful. My kids do like the candy. That’s why I have to hide a bunch of it in my secret stash. I only feel guilty until I eat that yummy chocolate goodness. Then I forget. =)

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