My autistic brother never spoke—but then he did something that brought me to tears. When my brother Keane was diagnosed with autism at age four, I was only seven. I didn’t fully understand it—just that he was different. Teachers told me he belonged with children “like him,” a phrase that confused and hurt me. Keane used to speak in bits and pieces, but by age four, he had stopped speaking completely. Watch below
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