As someone with aspergers, I thought I'd post this picture I found cuz it can affect those who might…
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.
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.
Allie ·
I hate that they call these autism meltdown
watz··
@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.
NLW··
Мама сына (1 год)
@laywatz I see. But I still hate it when people consider it a worry. The same goes for down syndrome.
watz··
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.
Rocsi ·
Мама дочки-младенца
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.
NLW··
Мама сына (1 год)
I'm afraid that would be too long to say in a sentence