Thats all folks!

It has been a while since I posted about lifewithautistic kid.  We, our family, have made many changes, we have adjusted our lives post CPRI, with a new understanding of our son, we are grateful for the support of the Intensive Intervention Program which has finally legitimized our situation to our community.  I have moved jobs, our family has moved houses, and I have spiritually moved on from trying to change the world.   I don’t even want to educate the world any more, because I realize that I cannot change anything:   the only thing I can change/educate/help –  is me.

I have embarked on a journey to find myself after 16 years of disappointment and disillusionment.  I will always advocate for my son but I have decided to abandon any larger visions that I once might have had to educate and create understanding.  Instead – I have decided to dedicate my efforts to my personal fight.  It will be an invisible battle that nobody will hear about or read about on this blog, and it will be my own World War Infinity: getting what my son meeds from an ignorant greedy dysfunctional political system.

To my followers and friends – I thank you for reading and I hope that my posts have given you some compassion and caring for the developmentally autistic amongst us, and the challenges faced by their families.

 

 

 

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About lifewithautistickid

I am a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA), with an MBA and BA. I have been fortunate to have had an extraordinary life with an autistic kid. I have learned so much from him about people and life in general. I want to make a difference by sharing my extraordinary experiences. Raising a son with severe autism and developmental disability has made me realize how we who are "normal" do not understand "disability". Instead of trying to "fix" people like my son by burying them in the community, I would like to see a society that respects and honors them for who they are. The potential is endless, in a world that can celebrate with sincerity, the dignity of the individual. Love and blessings to people of all "disability" . That includes you and me!
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2 Responses to Thats all folks!

  1. Dolores Wilson says:

    Your journey helped my journey and my learning. Still missing N and amazing families like yours. ❤️

    • So nice to hear from you!! We missed you after you retired!! N has had a few rough years (got big, aggressive and pubescent)but seems to be settling down as he approaches 16th birthday. It does not get easier as he grows older, but one set of challenges prepares you for the next set. As it does for us all, I guess! Hope that you are better managing the work life balance and I wish you all the best!

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