How one student overcame Autism then graduate college
Rayvon Parker and his mother, Kristi, first came on the Isiah Factor Uncensored in June 2018. Kristi wanted to bring attention to the fact that children with autism are often doubted and not given fair chances or positive outlooks on life. Rayvon was determined to go to college, but his doctors said that he wouldn?t be able to because of his condition. The Parkers are back on the show with a major update. Rayvon is just weeks away from graduating college and he plans on getting his Masters? degree as well!
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