A post with a special request raised by Libby's mother, a child on the autistic continuum, received an exciting response • "How much giving and good is this people!"

• The network enlisted for Libby // Photo: Courtesy of the family

Alongside the disadvantages of the social network, there are also many benefits, which provide us with exciting and inspiring stories: Libby, a child on the autistic continuum, obsessively loves locks and doors. He has developed a special game for himself with the door, the handles and the lock, which calms him down and gives him great happiness.

But his special game at the door made him leave alone a few times and get lost. Libby doesn't speak, so it's very hard to find him. His mother thought of a creative solution to the problem.

Libby's special story is the 7th, thrilled the network when his mother Clarin requested a "Do It Yourself" Facebook page, a special request. "I see that there are people here who are building amazing things. My request is whether there is someone here who can build a small door with a cylinder, handles and a key."

"Livy as mentioned does not speak, but he communicates via an iPad where he writes what he feels. He says that his hobby, the play with the door handle and the lock, is what makes him happy and soothes him. Of course I will gladly pay for it. Please rejoice my Libby."

From the moment the application was made, the messages did not stop flooding Clarin. Professional carpenters and locksmith shops have approached her and some have already brought special doors with locks for Leib to Carmel Castle. In a conversation with her, Clarin says that "Libby is calmed down by repetitive actions. My house has a door and Libby is busy with it all the time. Only this is how he went out and lost in the neighborhood several times. Go look for a kid who can't speak, so I looked for a solution."

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"The reactions were really exciting and from all over the country. It came to pass that other parents of children on the autistic continuum turned through my page and connected them to people as well. I have to note everyone who contacted me and came to me to understand how exciting it is."

And how did Libby respond to all the new doors?

When all the doors came, he took the iPad and clicked on the word "thank you" and "I'm very excited". He also sat down and started tinkering with all the keys and all the doors.

Clarin, Libby's mother, says Autism was diagnosed with Libby when he was little. "At the age of a few months, a retreat began and he was diagnosed on the floor with low and medium functioning. But he is a sweet, wonderful boy, an old boy who walks around the huge yard behind. I am really happy and investing a lot in him. Doors are not the area and so I was very excited to see Everything that the people of Israel are doing. How much giving, how good is this people beyond all the discussions about politics, "she concludes.