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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

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I'd like to direct your attention to the following post written by my friend Happy13 who blogs at Wait. What? -->  Not Broken.

Really, really good post about how the things you say around your kids are not just words to them.

EDIT: Read this one, too, written by an adult on the spectrum: Autism Parents: It’s Time to Stand Up With Us



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Thanks! Positive comment 1, just 999 to go.

~Marianna
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Oh is that all? No problem!!
Why are you not number one by now? I f all 219 of your followers voted each day, you'd be number one. Who is not voting?
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I don't know, Rebecca. I. Don't. Know.
TFS. Loved that post. I really regret letting all the therapists talk in front of my kiddo like he wasn't aware.
Don't tell me what to do.
Yeah, I did it anyway.
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You will do as I say and you will like it.
Yeah, you're probably right.
I wrote a post awhile back about a similar topic: http://www.journeyswithautism.com/2011/01/08/auti.... It's about how angry and upset I feel as an autistic person when I hear people talk about autism as a disease/tragedy/the-worse-thing-the-planet-has-ever-known.

This stuff doesn't just affect kids. It affects autistic adults, too, in a major way. It's a constant battle to fight the impact on one's sense of self, and it's exhausting. No disabled person should have to expend precious energy bearing up against this kind of thing--and yet, of course, we have to put up with it all the time.
Certainly an excellent post!

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