Dear Annie: How can I convince my 20-something son to spend more time with his autistic cousin?
Dear Annie: My sister expects me to make my son, and his friends, spend time with her son. Our sons are in their early 20s and used to spend a lot of time together when they were younger. Her son, whom I love very much, is on the autism spectrum and had some emotional regulation issues as a child and teenager.
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My sister expects me to make my son and his friends spend time with her son. Our sons are in their early 20s and used to ...
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