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A father’s dedicated practice routine helps Caledon son with autism find his voice
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A father’s dedicated practice routine helps Caledon son with autism find his voice
By Riley Murphy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter 25-year-old Caledon resident Sahil Prashar cannot read or write, but he can sing over 100 songs in several languages. When Sahil was very young, he was diagnosed with autism, and he wasn’t able to communicate with his family. As he was growing up, his father, Anoop Prashar, always played music, whether they were in the car, at home, or out and about. “One day I had an MP3 player and I was just…
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