Helping Others Out
July 5, 2008 by Kristina Chew, PhD
Filed under Health
We hear plenty about other people helping out autistic kids—-here’s a story about some autistic children making blankets for children staying at a Rescue Mission in Youngstown, Ohio. So much we—all and any of us—can all do.
I just posted this a little bit ago on my twitter page. I see you are on there, but not active. Since your email does not work here maybe that is a good way to communicate to you.
When I first read this story I thought of Charlie since it mentioned the blankets are fleece. Too bad there was not a photo of the blankets. I felt it was very inspiring story.
I’d like to see the blankets too—-I’m going to check Twitter now! Also for the record, am on Facebook and not very active on that…
Neat story!
Coming from a medical family, we are teaching our kids that it is our responsibility to give back to society, because we have been blessed with so much in life. I am going to start volunteering with the kids to help at the group home just finished down the road from us, the one I messaged you about!
The whole blanket making thing might be another way we could contribute!