The Eighth Ms Mom

So home life is you know something that you're working on a place you know to really start developing ways we're gonna handle

I mean those the numbers you share in there over five million adults or people with autism that will all be moving adulthood as a parent and you know Jenny you can probably share this

That is the biggest concern when I talk to parents of autistic

children

They're like if I die if anything happens to me

Who's gonna take care of them or my child's aging out?

I mean a real problem now of being able to be in control their lives

I don't want them just going to a home where they're gonna tie them to a bed. They've got no concern for them.

The number one fear I know it

For parents is I can't die like I my next book was gonna be like I can't die because

It's the

Only you know how to care for your child, but then I also thought about like God what about those people that don't have extended family

After they pass away does their child have to be you know put an institution run by the state

You know and we have the most vulnerable group. They're so sensitive to so many things and people that I couldn't even imagine it

And I thought to myself well

I have to serve in some way and figure out how to create a community where they're safe for these vulnerable kids won't be

We'll be protected and then Dr. Jerry came to me talking about this idea and I said well this is what I want to do

And this is what he wants to do and I'm like we were meant to be together

So here we are and

So we've got this this

phenomenal

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