I was going to blog some words for Autism Awareness Day but I came across the following. Says it perfectly.
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I was going to blog some words for Autism Awareness Day but I came across the following. Says it perfectly.
A Dad trying to cope with the loss of his Partner and becoming a single parent. 
Awesome! I love it! ❤
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She is brilliant.
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Great!
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She is.
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Yes!!
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She is great.
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Nicely said! ❤
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She is real represents real hope.
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Very well said!
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She is suck a great example to us all.
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Fantastic, EXACTLY what needed to be saud
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So true. She is so inspirational.
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I so agree with it.
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Thanks
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So good!!!!
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It is
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AMEN
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She is so wise.
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Drat – I missed it!? 😦
(Well… you know what i mean!) 😉
Sad as it is – this event went totally unnoticed by me, primarily because all our news and media could do was to discuss our Super-early Federal Budget details which was brought forward a month so as to not cause so much disruption to our May Federal elections where we get to replace our Loser Government with an equally big Loser Opposition for the next 3 years (maybe?)
Seems like there is quite a long hill to climb getting more people’s attention and action on ASD? 😦
WE need a hero – like Captain Chaos, maybe?? 😉
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It is such a steep climb but one that needs to be done.
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On another post I said that this was another awareness we should have every day
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Indeed sir.
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Hi, please can you tell me the title/send me the link to the blog post you wrote about things that help your son, the M&Ms in a jar, etc. I want to send a link to it to a friend of a friend who has a son the same age as your son who also has autism. All the best.
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Hi, hopefully it is this one.
https://bereavedsingledad.blog/2019/02/06/what-works/
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Thank you very much, it was a great post, I have passed it on to her.
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Thank you.
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That really does say it very well, you’re right. Accept and embrace differences, treat each other with more compassion. The world really could be a brighter, kinder place… x
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It really could be and should be. x
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Well said:)
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This is well said indeed.
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It so is.
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You’re quite right … she says it as well as anyone could.
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She does. Let’s see if our two leaders could string that many sentences together.
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I know ours couldn’t! He can barely write his name and cannot remember where his own father was born! 🙄
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Bet he is good at remembering all the golf tournaments he has won ……
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Hah! I doubt he’s ever won one! I’ve read that he isn’t very good at it, and also that he cheats. Surprising, huh?
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Now that is a surprise.
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I saw this in the library getting a book on sensory issues: “Isaac and his Amazing Asperger Superpowers” by Melanie Walsh. Some of the illustrations, especially the boy with his animals–made me think of your son. 🙂 https://www.amazon.com/Isaac-His-Amazing-Asperger-Superpowers/dp/0763681210
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What a fabulous book. It might be for 3 to 7s but I have ordered it. Thank you. xx
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🙂 I’m always on the lookout for helpful books 🙂
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It’s a good trait to have.
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Well said. Thanks for spreading awareness. Such a strong girl!❤️
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A complete star.
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She is!
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