VIIIOF COURSE, OUR NEW family meant a lot of changes, a lot of things. Mostly, an idea that had been on my back burners for awhile.
We’d long taken in families so they could learn to deal with autist children. And sometimes, the child would stay on as staff, and the family would visit from time to time. We usually bought a large lot of land when we built, to keep the campus isolated and secure. So building small visitor cottage-sets wasn’t a big deal. And all this helped with PR as our empaths told us.
So having babies and raising children of our own became a project that gained a lot of interest in our campuses. There was no shortage of volunteers to become nannies and teachers, especially among those who themselves were pregnant.
Carol finished off or turned over most of her math and
