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]]> By: valerie Brenner http://waternoice.com/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/comment-page-1/#comment-4300 valerie Brenner Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:40:58 +0000 http://waternoice.us/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/#comment-4300 OMG. Michelle. Godo fo ryour writing an article on this. Although my son is highly functioning, autisim doesn't go away. It grows. For those of you of you who don't know, day by day, things change! Childen turn into audlts. Situations change from small to large. Children who become adults think that they can handle themselselves and sometimes begin medicating themselve. OMG! It is so crazy and scary. Please HELP US HELP THEM! That's the statement that I think everyone can relate to. I beliueve that this is a statement that everyone mother could live by! Or want to live by. OMG. Michelle. Godo fo ryour writing an article on this. Although my son is highly functioning, autisim doesn’t go away. It grows. For those of you of you who don’t know, day by day, things change! Childen turn into audlts. Situations change from small to large. Children who become adults think that they can handle themselselves and sometimes begin medicating themselve. OMG! It is so crazy and scary. Please HELP US HELP THEM! That’s the statement that I think everyone can relate to. I beliueve that this is a statement that everyone mother could live by! Or want to live by.

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]]> By: Michelle Crowe-Paz http://waternoice.com/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/comment-page-1/#comment-1294 Michelle Crowe-Paz Mon, 22 Sep 2008 01:32:21 +0000 http://waternoice.us/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/#comment-1294 Dear Nandini, Please remove my posting from 4 July 2007. I hold the utmost respect for your article, but would appreciate you removing my post. Thank you, Michelle Crowe-Paz Dear Nandini,
Please remove my posting from 4 July 2007. I hold the utmost respect for your article, but would appreciate you removing my post.

Thank you,
Michelle Crowe-Paz

]]> By: Srini Srinivasan http://waternoice.com/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Srini Srinivasan Wed, 04 Jul 2007 22:45:12 +0000 http://waternoice.us/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/#comment-37 Dear Nandini: I salute you for your courage and candor in posting this article. In my limited view of the world, I find that parents of autistic children have their own barriers to overcome in acknowledging the elephant in the room. A big part of this is their hope that their child would pass off for 'normal'. In today's world where 1 in 150 children may fall in the autistic spectrum, it is time parents of all stripes to understand the realities and at least be aware of how they could respond. I appreciate your offering us these insights. In closing, I'd like to recall a rather amazing parent and soccer coach, Kevin. We started the season with this kid who would not take direction, would be extremely disruptive and refuse to cooperate at the most critical times. Kevin did not cut him any slack nor did he show any sign of resentment - a tough ask for a coach as competitive as he is. At the end of the season this child was as proud hoisting his trophy as the rest were and if you didn't know it, you could not tell he was any different from the rest of his team. I daresay there are a few mor parents of Kevin's sort of out there. Cheers Srini Dear Nandini:

I salute you for your courage and candor in posting this article. In my limited view of the world, I find that parents of autistic children have their own barriers to overcome in acknowledging the elephant in the room. A big part of this is their hope that their child would pass off for ‘normal’.

In today’s world where 1 in 150 children may fall in the autistic spectrum, it is time parents of all stripes to understand the realities and at least be aware of how they could respond. I appreciate your offering us these insights.

In closing, I’d like to recall a rather amazing parent and soccer coach, Kevin. We started the season with this kid who would not take direction, would be extremely disruptive and refuse to cooperate at the most critical times. Kevin did not cut him any slack nor did he show any sign of resentment – a tough ask for a coach as competitive as he is. At the end of the season this child was as proud hoisting his trophy as the rest were and if you didn’t know it, you could not tell he was any different from the rest of his team.

I daresay there are a few mor parents of Kevin’s sort of out there.

Cheers
Srini

]]> By: Geeta P http://waternoice.com/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Geeta P Wed, 04 Jul 2007 22:43:05 +0000 http://waternoice.us/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/#comment-36 Dear WNI, This article has come not a day soon! Though written with reference to people with autism, at many levels this article is a behaviour Bible for all. Yes, we could all learn from kids who are exposed to disabled children. And empathy is recognition and acceptance. Beautifully written. Kudos to you! Dear WNI,
This article has come not a day soon! Though written with reference to people with autism, at many levels this article is a behaviour Bible for all. Yes, we could all learn from kids who are exposed to disabled children. And empathy is recognition and acceptance. Beautifully written. Kudos to you!

]]> By: Ahmed http://waternoice.com/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Ahmed Wed, 04 Jul 2007 22:42:14 +0000 http://waternoice.us/2007/05/20/autism-etiquette/#comment-35 Excellent article Nandini. The 8 thoughtful points you have written in this article can be printed and passed around as flyers! A lot of folks don't realize that a simple understanding attitude towards the family can make such a huge different for the parents as well as the kid in that particular situation. Your article rocks ! Excellent article Nandini. The 8 thoughtful points you have written in this article can be printed and passed around as flyers!

A lot of folks don’t realize that a simple understanding attitude towards the family can make such a huge different for the parents as well as the kid in that particular situation. Your article rocks !

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