Posted on 21/10/02
Hope for autism comes at a price
The sun is already glinting off Bedford Basin when Jo-Lynn Fenton climbs the stairs in her neat, two-storey house in a new subdivision near Halifax.She unlocks the door to the stark bedroom where her youngest son, Rhys, is crouched under the comforter muttering, "Cold, cold." His pajamas are in a heap on the floor.
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