And if you don't mind, I would love for you to share your journey with our listeners from how it all started to where you are today.

Well, as far as the caring section is concerned, the caring part of my life is It started when I noticed that she wasn't like normal in the sense that I have twin girls, actually.

So she's twin number one and the other one was two minutes later, twin number two.

So when she was very young, I noticed that she doesn't like to repeat things.

You know, when we have children, we say, oh, can you show me the pen, touch the pen? And then the child will do it and we'll do it again, you know.

So actually it's for our own fun, but she won't do that.

She won't do that.

The other thing I would like to ask is when you finally got the diagnosis that your daughter was autistic after pushing for so long, how did that make you feel?