Invisible
You cannot always tell when someone has a disability or learning disorder because it is invisible. Finding a safe space to be is important.
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You cannot always tell when someone has a disability or learning disorder because it is invisible. Finding a safe space to be is important.
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We rarely talk about our temperament as mothers, but we are not perfect human beings. No mother receives a blueprint on how to raise a child.
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We all have people we rely on. Sometimes we have people who unexpectedly join our village. Thank you, Lourdes, for being a part of our extended family.
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As our country celebrated a milestone, our family did as well. For years our daughter wanted to see BUT NOT hear fireworks. This 4th was special.
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Life with a person on the spectrum makes you cognizant of your surroundings. My daughter and I recently went shopping, and the care from two stores said it all.
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Friendship, socialization, and isolation are some of the most difficult issues persons with autism experience, especially after they finish the K-12 system.
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My daughter wants to work and, more importantly, would like to have a career. Over the past two years, thanks to many who invested in her, we have seen progress.
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Last month my husband and I celebrated 30 years of marriage. I look back on our journey before and after bringing our daughter with autism into the world.
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Last month our daughter with autism spectrum disorder celebrated her 20th birthday. I am most appreciative of the many professionals who helped us on our journey.
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20 years passed so quickly. Our daughter came into the world with her own unique spirit.
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