Father discovers heartbreaking detail in autistic son's worksheet
 

Father discovers heartbreaking detail in autistic son's worksheet
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After returning from his youngest son's school night last week, Bob Cornelius discovered a disheartening detail within his son's displayed worksheet.*

In an assignment asking the students to describe themselves, Cornelius' 11-year-old son Christopher, who is on the autistic spectrum, gave a heartbreaking answer.*

When asked, "Some of my friends are," Christopher filled in, "** one."*

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His father posted Christopher's worksheet and shared his concerns for his son's loneliness.




In Cornelius' post, he referenced the compassion of Florida State football player Travis Rudolph eating lunch with Bo Paske, an autistic student at a Florida middle school, and the results that followed. After the story went viral, Bo ** longer sat alone.* Read more...

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