Beyond Words: A Journey of Love, Loss, and Autism
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  • Reads 1,247
  • Votes 12
  • Parts 11
  • Time 53m
Complete, First published Oct 09, 2024
When eight-year-old Jonathan met his autistic cousin Asher, he never imagined that their brief encounter would shape the course of his entire life. Bound by a childhood promise made in the face of tragedy, Jonathan embarks on a decades-long journey to unlock the mysteries of the autistic mind.

But as he rises to become a world-renowned neuroscientist, he discovers that his greatest lessons came not from textbooks or laboratories, but from a boy who never spoke a word.

A touching tale of love, loss, and the power of human connection, this story reminds us that sometimes, the most profound impact on our lives comes from the most unexpected sources.
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I wasn't special, I wasn't a marine or a scientist sent here from earth to study Pandora, I was a behaviorist-some say behaviorists are scientists too; but the brain isn't made up of mathematics and hope, it's like the roots of trees. Forever speaking but unheard. I study people's brains and their behavior. I don't look at it with hope and faith. I'm nothing special, not really. When I was accepted to help with Project Pandora, I was exhilarated. This was my big break, something to get me out there. I never expected for it to spiral into my life unprofessionally-become personal, emotional. That I would have to fight in a war between man and alien, choose between my own people and a clan of beings that accepted me-welcomed me, trained and made me one of them. This wasn't supposed to become personal, but it did.