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Henry Malley, 7, plays on a swing set April 5 at his grandparents Swede and Linda Malley’s home in Havre. Henry, who is on the autism spectrum, goes to his grandparents’ home every day after school until his parents, Jeremy and Lee Ann Malley, get off work. For kids with autism, having a regular routine with people who understand their unique needs is important for their well-being.
“He was hitting all the development milestones that you would expect, and then one day when we weren’t paying attention it just went away, and we assumed that he was just a quiet guy. Well, no, it was autism taking affect,” Jeremy Malley said about his first-born child, Henry.
When Jeremy told the story of his son, Henry, 7, he began by saying that he and his wife, Lee Ann, started parenting a little later in life. Both were almost 34 years old when Henry was born. Life kept happening and Henry grew. Then one day when he was almost 3 years old Henry ended up in the emergency room aft...
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