Ahead of their time
Family celebrates school for autism they created for their son
WALPOLE -- Arnold Vetstein knew almost from the start that his young son Richard wasn't quite like other kids. He crawled in an odd way and repeated everything said to him. But it wasn't until his nursery school teacher called to report antisocial behavior that Vetstein realized his son's differences ran deeper than a few quirks. (Full article: 1098 words)
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