Santa Helps Blind Boy With Autism Expertise The Magic Of Christmas Via Contact
The blind and autistic Matthew Wolf is reunited with Santa Claus after three years.
Matthew enjoyed his first visit to Santa Claus when he met him through touch. Matthew heard Santa Clause had sparkling eyes so Santa Clause let him feel his face so he could get a feel for what he looked like.
Matthew, now 9, was recently allowed to visit Santa Claus again and is still very curious to see how things look. His mother described Santa’s decorations, including two reindeer.
Matthew wanted to know more about the reindeer, so Santa brought Matthew to the reindeer so he could help him feel them as he described them to him.
This time Matthew was even allowed to bring a wish list for Santa Claus, which was written in Braille. Some of his desires are a calculator, a timer, an analog clock, and a robe.
“It’s just so nice when people can take the extra time. He needs this so badly, so if people can stop and just hang out, he’s going to be talking about it for months, ”Matthew’s mother Misty told Fox 4 News.
Matthew had a big smile on his face and was enjoying this year’s visit to Santa Claus.
Santa loved his time with Matthew and told Fox 4 News that his “heart is just so full”.
We could definitely use more feel-good stories like this one this Christmas season!
Watch their meeting in the following video:
