A Colorado family from Superior who lost their home in the Marshall Fire says the disruption of losing everything has reinforced their resilience and ability to adapt.
– World Autism Day on Saturday April 2nd aims to put a spotlight on the hurdles faced by people with autism and their loved ones. A Colorado family from Superior who lost their home in theKristin Davis has five children, works three jobs as a nurse and was on the job when her kids evacuated their home last December. Brianna Meyer fled with her brother Brennan, who has an autism spectrum disorder and requires 24/7 care.
Losing the comfort of home was disruptive for Brennan. The fire claimed his special bed, physical therapy equipment and much more. It was difficult for Brennan to sleep — he’d wake up not knowing where he was. The communities of Superior and Erie have been supportive, and Brennan has learned to navigate his new surroundings.
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