As someone with aspergers, I thought I'd post this picture I found cuz it can affect those who might have children with autism but not realize it.
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I'm afraid that would be too long to say in a sentence
I hate that they call these autism meltdown
@arcaneheart94
I completely understand what you mean. When I said "lucky" I didn't mean to make it sound like you had it easy.
I made the comment because spoken to 3 different adults who were diagnosed when they were adults and all of them have said to me that they wish that they had been diagnosed sooner.
@laywatz I see. But I still hate it when people consider it a worry. The same goes for down syndrome.
@arcaneheart94 yeah I understand that too.
I was thrilled when we received my daughter's diagnosis, but my husband's side of the family acted like it was the end of the world. I had to explain that my kid isn't less than just because she's autistic. And that they needed to stop acting like i just told them that she had a terminal illness. My kid is amazing and there's nothing wrong with thinking outside of the box.
I find this a bit confusing anyways because at least from what I've learned in psychology course, self readings, and baby books (on sleep for example), a child AND ADULT can have all or some of these symptoms due to pain, overtired, too much stimulus(a child/adult with or without mental disorders can be overwhelmed at stimulation), scheduling instability, household/family instability/abuse. Shouldn't be just labeled as "autism meltdown" I think it should be labeled as "consult a professional and do some looking into the home environment". My opinion.