APRIL IS AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH(EDITED) - Page 2

Originally posted by: MERARAI

Huma and Mamma Mia🤗

I am so happy to hear both of you have given your time to these special people in any which way you can. Thank you. I personally know what life is like for families raising children with ASD, my husband and I live it everyday. With intervention, therapy, patience, love and care they can as adults live independently leading productive lives. 😃

Lots of PATIENCE and love, once parents realize this they are on the right track 😉

Originally posted by: mia03

Lots of PATIENCE and love, once parents realize this they are on the right track 😉

I was always a patient person but my patience reached new levels after my Baba was diagnosed. I am in awe of how we handle those early years. Families raising children with autism find that their social circles gets smaller just when they need a lot of support from family and friends. But they learn to live with that too.😃

Originally posted by: MERARAI

I was always a patient person but my patience reached new levels after my Baba was diagnosed. I am in awe of how we handle those early years. Families raising children with autism find that their social circles gets smaller just when they need a lot of support from family and friends. But they learn to live with that too.😃

I know on somedays you can see the parent/parents behavioural, i get worry for that child. Do you know some of these parents put these kids in group homes😲 i get angry but when i think about it, it is for the best. I as an adult can handle noise, I have sensitive skin, i smell coffee and i flip out... i put myself into these children shoes and do understand what life must be for them, they themself can understand what is happening to them

Originally posted by: mia03

I know on somedays you can see the parent/parents behavioural, i get worry for that child. Do you know some of these parents put these kids in group homes😲 i get angry but when i think about it, it is for the best. I as an adult can handle noise, I have sensitive skin, i smell coffee and i flip out... i put myself into these children shoes and do understand what life must be for them, they themself can understand what is happening to them

I flip out at the smell of coffee too. If people want to know hear first hand account of autism "THINKING IN PICTURES" by Temple Grandin is a wonderful book to read. She holds a Ph.D and teaches at Colorado State University. She explains as a little toddler how adults speaking in normal voices used to sound like cymbals clashing near her ear at that age. But as the sensory system develops with therapy and understand children get a better understanding of what bothers them and if possible they avoid or find ways to cope with it.

Mera!!!!🤗🤗

At New Trier High School in suburban Winnetka, developmentally disabled students sing alongside classmates without those disabilities, and as the non-disabled children learn skills like signing and braile, they also learn to respect and enjoy the company of others not as fortunate as them.http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/new-trier-choir-119020674.html

Credit to Mera!

My grammar n vocabulary failing to gather words n frame sentences to tell what I feel exactly

Originally posted by: Madmadgirl

Mera!!!!🤗🤗

Always lubbed you lots and now my lubb and respect have multiplied a million times!!!!!!😳

Thankoo thankoo thankoo for this wonderful post!!

So busy at work I completely forgot about WAAD tomorrow!

Now I come to learn you and I have even more in common!!!😊

My beautiful boy No1 Sajaan has autism - love him to bits!⭐️

Its been a learning journey but we continue to make progress and have loads more to make!

We should all be awareof it - its a lot more prevalent than most think!!

MMG!🤗😃

Check your PM! We share a bond as parents raising children with autism. I often remind people that this new generation of children has to learn to live with tolerance of those who are different from them for they are going to see more people with autism amongst them functioning at different levels as they grow up. The statistics are mind boggling today than it was when my Baba was diagnosed 15 years ago.

Thank you Binny for sharing this .................

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdTQ3mD_wRY[/YOUTUBE]

Mera,

Meera diiii...... 🤗

Thanks for this wonderful post.. It is necessary that individuals make an effort to see things from these children's perspectives.. before passing judgments.. I have worked with autistic children and they have truly helped me to be far more patient and loving towards others !! They require our love... comfort/care because they are unaware of what is taking place.. but with the support of their loved ones they can live a happy life !!