Chen: Open a restaurant and be the backing of Yas's family.

Chen, her mother, said many times in the interview that "life is full of accidents". She changed from a Chinese teacher to a restaurant owner, from a helpless mother to a helper. It is because he got help at the low tide that Chen Cai knew the importance of companionship. She has supported more families in Yaser with her own life story and the strength she can give.

Slash youth is consolidating, and 4 1 year-old Chen is "slash prime". She is the mother of three children. In the past 10 months, she worked as a literature teacher and an experimental educator, and was also the owner of 1' s restaurant "Slow Tavern".

On Saturday morning, I walked into the "slow" restaurant near Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and several groups of guests were enjoying a sumptuous brunch. Compared with magazines and novels in other restaurants, there are many books on autism and special children's education on the shelves, which quietly reveals that this store is different-at the same time, Yaser's social studies class is being held on the fifth floor of the restaurant.

Over the past two years, more than 300 activities have been held upstairs: social studies in Yaser, lectures on learning, employment lectures in Yaser above 18, and Yaser parties all over Taiwan are held regularly every month ... Chen used the income support activity on the second floor of the restaurant 1 to rent out the venues on the third to fifth floors of the restaurant to relevant groups with Asperger's disease for activities.

Why do you want to run a restaurant with the concept of social enterprise? Tracing back to the source, it is related to the eldest son who was diagnosed with Asperger's disease, which made Chen's life take a big turning point.

Yaser rewrote his mother's life script.

When it comes to literature, eyes will shine, and Chen, who reads classical literary novels, is usually at leisure. He used to be a Chinese teacher in high school. After teaching for 10 years, she thought she would teach until she retired. However, after her son was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and stunted limbs, Chen's life script seems to have been rewritten.

When her son was diagnosed with physical and mental disorders, Chen had a mental breakdown and went through a "dark period". The child rolled on the ground, and the emotions in the kindergarten class were out of control, causing injuries ... causing trouble to others and making Chen feel ashamed. "When the children lose control, I am afraid that others will think I am a' disabled' mother," she said. See More: Does Asperger's Disease Need Diagnosis or Treatment? )

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I quit my job, took my children to early treatment, took gymnastics classes, and ran around. When my son was in primary school, because his emotional instability would disturb the class and make it difficult to integrate into the group, the school asked his mother to accompany him to the class, and Chen took care of his son for a whole year.