[Must See!] Dad Overcome With Emotion as Grocery Store Clerk Helps His Autistic Son Stock Shelves

Will Maule : Apr 3, 2019
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"To me, when you go to a grocery store with an autistic kid, especially when they're young, people don't understand, they're not very accepting. Somehow this young man reached my son ... he went into Jack Ryan's world."

[Faithwire.com] A Louisiana supermarket employee has restored our faith in humanity after noticing an autistic boy's interest in re-stocking shelves and allowing him to do the job himself. (Screengrab image: via NBC Nightly News-Twitter)

Sid Edwards and his son Jack Ryan Edwards, 17, were in their local Rouses Market in Baton Rouge when Jack, who is on the autistic spectrum, took a keen interest in the work that one of the store clerks was completing. Edwards said that his son was utterly mesmerized by the task of restocking a fridge with juice, watching intently as the employee filled up the fridge.

When 20-year-old Jordan Taylor noticed Jack's fascination, he reached out to the boy... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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