On July 14. Rochel Groner and her husband were on a flight from Israel to Brussels – which takes about 8 hours.
A young boy with autism started to lose control, he was crying and have a meltdown.
Rochel could tell that the boy was trying to communicate something, but didn’t have the vocabulary to get his needs across.
It was obvious that the boy wasn’t going to stop anytime soon and the other passengers were getting upset.
Rochel walked over to the boy and sat with him. Read the full story here ▶
