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Alisha, a young woman with autism, struggles with day to day life and social gatherings because of her autism. Begrudgingly, she has been put in therapy by her Mum to overcome her issues with her acceptance of her autism.
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Alisha, a young woman with autism, struggles with day to day life and social gatherings because of her autism. Begrudgingly, she has been put in therapy by her Mum to overcome her issues with her acceptance of her autism.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Libby McDonald
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