Finding Willow

Finding Willow

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Don't we all ponder who we are? Have you ever wondered why being different mattered? Well 18 year old Willow asks herself that everyday. Reeling in despair as she copes with the ever changing world around her, she struggling to accept the fact that she has Autism. Will there ever be a person who understands? Will she ever come to accept herself for who she is? Or will it take someone else to pull her from her shell?
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