Julianna Scott: Autism,Mental Health and Defying Predictions
When Julianna Scott’s son was diagnosed autistic at two years old, her family was given predictions about his future: he would never be mainstreamed in school, never drive a car, and never live independently. Today, at 25, he has done all three. But the journey between diagnosis and adulthood was anything but simple.…
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