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First published at 08:18 UTC on June 23rd, 2022.

#humanstories
#documentary
#autism

Ryota Nakanishi

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‘The thing that frightens me most of all in this life is that when I’m no longer with him, it’ll be very easy for anyone to prove that he’s legally incompetent. Anyone would be able to do it. Any state guardian.’

Galina Shtroman talked about her ma…

Galina Shtroman talked about her main fear in life. Her son is autistic. The doctors told her to give up the baby, but she didn’t listen to them. During the years of rehabilitation, Timur learned to communicate with people and draw skillfully. He holds exhibitions, and people buy his art. Everything is going well. But what happens after autistic children lose their parents? Watch our documentary See Me, Hear Me to find out.

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