A Texas mom received such a kind response to her son’s unusual breakfast order at Chick-fil-A that she shared the story on social media. The incident touched thousands, as well as giving the mom a chance to spread awareness of her son’s diagnosis: autism spectrum disorder (ASD). After visiting a Chick-fil-A drive-thru, mom Marlee Olivarez, of Edinburg, shared on Facebook a photo of her 8-year-old son, Matthew, happily tucking into his breakfast. Matthew’s hash browns, eggs, cheese, and chicken were placed in four separate cardboard takeaway bowls. “Matthew wanted a breakfast bowl that has everything mixed together,” she wrote. “With the different textures, he asked if they can separate the ingredients … because he doesn’t like his food to touch each other.” “Of course, Chick-fil-A gladly did it,” she wrote. The grateful mom thanked the staffers for “understanding something someone might see as annoying or inconvenient.” Olivarez told KVEO that mixing food textures is …