... If we have learned anything from these last few years? We must believe he can do great things. We see Hunter for what Hunter can do. We have taken great value in not comparing him with others.He is his own person and every week surprises us with new achievements in areas we were once told he might not ever be able to do. ...
My Perspective: My Son With Autism Has a Beautiful Smile!
... If we have learned anything from these last few years? We must believe he can do great things. We see Hunter for what Hunter can do. We have taken great value in not comparing him with others.He is his own person and every week surprises us with new achievements in areas we were once told he might not ever be able to do. ...
... We’re never going to teach him he can’t do something because of how his brain is wired.But it can be a reason why things are hard. Or, in this case, easy.Maybe it’s semantics.This is why we felt it was important that Howie knows and understands his diagnosis. ...
Because I Have Autism
... We’re never going to teach him he can’t do something because of how his brain is wired.But it can be a reason why things are hard. Or, in this case, easy.Maybe it’s semantics.This is why we felt it was important that Howie knows and understands his diagnosis. ...
... “I wrote Happy Campers over the course of a few hours, so it happened about as quickly as all of my music does. I picked that title because to me it conjures up images of happy kids without a care in the world. ...
... Those would be the hard parts if we lived in a world where I knew my son was unquestioningly accepted — and not just accepted, but celebrated for who he is. ...
... to have fun with children with severe autism! ...
... Autism Spectrum Disorder has become a blessing in disguise and is a part of who my son is. And we wouldn’t have it any other way. My Perspective articles discuss autism and the autism spectrum from a specific point of view. We understand that everyone with autism or caring for someone with the condition has a different experience. ...
My Perspective: Our Story – My Tristan
... Autism Spectrum Disorder has become a blessing in disguise and is a part of who my son is. And we wouldn’t have it any other way. My Perspective articles discuss autism and the autism spectrum from a specific point of view. We understand that everyone with autism or caring for someone with the condition has a different experience. ...
... What’s amazing about these parents is how selflessly they share their wisdom and experience with other parents in the community.Do you have more than one child on the spectrum? Do you have one child on the spectrum with ‘neuro-typical’ siblings? What sorts of ways do you manage routines? ...
How Many Parents Have More Than One Child on the Autism Spectrum?
... What’s amazing about these parents is how selflessly they share their wisdom and experience with other parents in the community.Do you have more than one child on the spectrum? Do you have one child on the spectrum with ‘neuro-typical’ siblings? What sorts of ways do you manage routines? ...
... One of the coaches told me he enjoyed my son playing so much and was amazed at how well he played since he had never played before. ...
... I said, “This can’t be, I knew something was different with my youngest from birth but my oldest is so normal.”At that point in time I was given the best words of wisdom. The doctor looked at me and said, “Does this one word (Autism) change who your son is, does it change who he will be, and most of all does it change how much you love him?” ...
My Perspective: How Do You Do It All?
... I said, “This can’t be, I knew something was different with my youngest from birth but my oldest is so normal.”At that point in time I was given the best words of wisdom. The doctor looked at me and said, “Does this one word (Autism) change who your son is, does it change who he will be, and most of all does it change how much you love him?” ...
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