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Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt

Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt! Wonder Souls, we have a Sparkle Momma with a question. Well, it’s a question and then a little bit more. I need for all you Sparkle Parents who have been in these shoes to send a bit of lovin’. Oh and I do agree that sometimes a good cry is awfully therapeutic. Sometimes we need to just cry it out. Hi mama sparkle. It’s days like these I find myself searching the village, looking for sparkles. Would you mind putting a question out to the village please? I know I’m not alone.

Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt

Having spent the past year accepting my sparkly diamond has autism and epilepsy, and seeing the sparkles and reading how autism changes and brimming with hope, yesterday we were told she also has learning difficulties, the new name for mental retardation. I’m heartbroken and the Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt. I feel like my hope is dwindling by a thread. I don’t want to offend anyone or upset anyone, but how do you cope when autism isn’t the worst of it? I feel like I don’t know where we fit in now? And then I hear these words and I think but she’s still the same wee sparkly diamond and she is so loved by so many. My heart and my head are pulling in different directions.

Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt, Hoodie, Longsleeve and Sweater

I think I need a good cry, get it out my system and renew my hope. Doctors don’t know everything. Right? Oh, Wonder Souls… I would also be careful about putting too much weight on to reports who predict IQ or future learning potential. Not only was my boy not rated very highly in those early years but I have a classroom full of kiddos with challenges who shock the pants off me every and the Austism Diamond Glitter Accept Adapt Advocate Shirt. single. day with the strides they make when given the right combination of love, support, consistency and high expectations. Don’t discount the doctors necessarily but also don’t start believing those reports are in stone. Remember my boy started out in SPED with no hope of regular ed. Just sayin. The experts don’t always hit the nail on the head… or anywhere else