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Veronica

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He def. teaches me alot! And its really amazing how we dont notice the little stuff until the little stuff is the BIG stuff.. if that makes sense. Im working on little sleep right now.
 

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He def. teaches me alot! And its really amazing how we dont notice the little stuff until the little stuff is the BIG stuff.. if that makes sense. Im working on little sleep right now.


Anyone with an Autistic child understands that V...I am amzed at what he notices that my oldest one just walks passed...lol He is truly a beautiful child, he is unusually affectionate (now he is), and sleeps all night (was not the norm) he is on a GFCF diet and it has worked wonders in his case. He is writing, reading a little and talking a little when he wants...lol You know how that is;)
 

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My son has what the doctors call a mild case.. however, sometimes its so bad, that i think its severe.. Very hard. :(
 

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indeed, my brother has autism and he is just 3 yrs old but its not as bad if you know how to manage it and deal with it. My mother wanted an abortion before she had him but is glad she didnt even though he has it.

Really pleased to here that Sammy! I don't like to think of autism as a disability. Sure, if you're autistic there are things which are a lot harder for you but you also have skills naturally which others can only dream of. You hang in there and give your brother all the love and support you can!:):clap
 

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i trained as a nurse specialising in learning disabilites in the late eighties and had many clients with the rough end of autism to deal with.my next door neighbours son couldnt get ready for school without going thro lots of behaviours each morning.it was aspurgers,and once id said it and they understood life was normal again.i said dont worry part of aspurgers means hell be highly intelligent and probabaly a computer whizz...thats what he does now.
im convinced that most men exhibit traits of aspurgers,i know my hubby does,in fact every man ive ever known,but then thats why the feminists have to accept that guys are better with engines,computers etc.
 

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i trained as a nurse specialising in learning disabilites in the late eighties and had many clients with the rough end of autism to deal with.my next door neighbours son couldnt get ready for school without going thro lots of behaviours each morning.it was aspurgers,and once id said it and they understood life was normal again.i said dont worry part of aspurgers means hell be highly intelligent and probabaly a computer whizz...thats what he does now.
im convinced that most men exhibit traits of aspurgers,i know my hubby does,in fact every man ive ever known,but then thats why the feminists have to accept that guys are better with engines,computers etc.

i'd love to know what i'm an expert at
 

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I have a friend who is autistic, met him at college, we notived hom acting a little "odd" (we didn't know any different at the time" so we basically, went up and asked him if he was, no beating around the bush lol, nd well, reated him like one of us basically, we used to go to the cinema every friday and always invited him along, to parties, everything, a good friend
 
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