“With my eldest son, Luis, I experienced how, little by little, he was left alone. At first, due to his intellectual disability and autism, he didn't perceive it as much, he didn't understand it. But as he grew, he realized it, and this had a very big impact on his mental health,” explains Denisse, mother of Luis, 13 years old; of Izan, 12; and of Hugo, 6. This mother lives with the disability of two of her children: the eldest, Luis, who in addition to autism has a rare disease, and the youngest, who also has autism and ADHD. Knows well what it means to be left out of the social circle: no birthday parties, no cinema outings, no invitations to spend the afternoon. She suffers from it, and so does Luis, who is fully aware of it. “Having an illness or a disability doesn’t mean I can’t play. I want to play with friends, I want to have fun, I want to go to birthdays, I’m tired of not being invited, I have the same rights,” explained Luis himself in a video on his mother’s Instagram profile.explained Luis himself in a video on his mother’s Instagram profile.