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San Diego, CA
April 12, 2013
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Members celebrated meaningful victories in their children's autism journeys, with many sharing breakthrough moments in communication like... Read more

Members celebrated meaningful victories in their children's autism journeys, with many sharing breakthrough moments in communication like unprompted goodbyes, storytelling, and expressing needs clearly after years of being nonverbal. Several members highlighted progress in emotional regulation and behavior, including fewer tantrums, smoother transitions between activities, successful calming from near-meltdowns, and a child learning to wait patiently for 15 minutes while watching a timer. A recurring theme was gratitude for milestones that might seem small to others but represent enormous growth, from using a fork independently to behaving wonderfully on a family vacation.

A MyAutismTeam Member

My Peanut did not throw a tantrum transitioning between activities this morning. <3

April 12, 2013
A MyAutismTeam Member

Joey used a fork again this morning!! And said bacon!! My boy loves his turkey bacon:)

April 12, 2013
A MyAutismTeam Member

Every one made it to school and to work (me) on time today. No melt downs!

April 12, 2013
A MyAutismTeam Member

My son look at us this morning and said, bye bye mommy, bye bye daddy without any prompting. Love!

April 17, 2013
A MyAutismTeam Member

my daughter is learnong how to wait nicely when she request something , she did it today for 15 min!!! yeyyy ,, no tantrums ,, just doing her own thing,, but always looking at the timer lolololol

April 12, 2013

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