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    Autism: Being Luke's mum

Autism: Being Luke's mum

Part 10. PACT for Autism & DreamBox education

Not only is Debbie a part of PACT for Autism she is also a parent to an autistic adult. In today's video she shares some insight of what it's like living with her son Luke.

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