After an act of cruelty left Carson Thompson with a broken wrist, an act of kindness helped heal his heart.
A gentle 13-year-old boy with autism, namedleft with a broken wrist and an arm in a sling after he says bullies followed him off the school bus and pushed him to the ground – all because a piece of bubble gum popped on his face.
Later that night, Begnaud put out a tweet asking if there were any video game designers in the Houston, Texas, area that would be willing to help.
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