Life Lessons From Raising An Autistic Child (Part IV)

As told to Gila Arnold

27 Av 5773 – August 2, 2013

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Being a parent is a mission. Who knows? Maybe the reason I was put on this world is to take care of Menachem. Do I dare hand my mission over to someone else?

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As told to Gila Arnold