Massachusetts mom hopes to thank teens who invited her son with autism to play: "It just meant so much"
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At Urban Air Adventure Park in Bellingham, Massachusetts, a group of teenagers invited 7-year-old Tristan, who has autism, to toss a ball and join their game of hide-and-seek while his mother, Christina Caron, waited in line. She found the teens on Facebook and wants to thank them, and the park plans to bring everyone back for a day honoring them.
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