I need you to know that it’s not your fault. It never was.
That’s the thing I want to go back and tell myself. My son’s diagnosis is not my fault, even though it’s genetic.
I’ve spent so much time asking myself some variation of the question “what did I do?” The tough thing about that question is the “what did I do” part is only half of it.
As we first lea…

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