April, 2016
As a fairly steadfast secular Jew, religion in its singular, most fundamental form was never going to be an (al)mighty force in Isaac’s upbringing. Secular Judaism serves up head-scratchers
Matt Davis blogs about his sixteen year old son Isaac who was diagnosed with autism just after his third birthday.
When I sit and succumb, the hover of the real world for Isaac can be ear splitting. Turning twelve will only turn up the heat.
“Tabitha doesn’t have autism, so what does she have?” observed Isaac recently from nowhere. It was an example of him instantly speaking what was crossing
“I’m carrying on colouring in, Isaac’s doing train because he’s got in the blue zone,” observed Tabitha a tad timidly. “This train terminates at Stanmore,