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The idea that someone should be bashed for doing something they enjoy, something that excites them, and ultimately for a source of income, is preposterous. It seems there are far to many people so unsatisfied with there own lives that the only means in which they can feel significant is to criticize others. Excuse her for being raised in an environment where she wasn’t judged or held back by what her parents thought of her.

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My son was diagnosed at 3 to be on the spectrum. We wasn’t verbal until 3.5. I definitely understand the concerns and all the questions parents can get. Unfortunately, in Quebec (Canada) the specialists doesn’t give a classification as part of their diagnosis. We were being told that our son son autism is “too mild” to get any public services. He isn’t mild, he scores all the typical autistic behaviour: never respond to his name, like lighting up , flapping, hate loud crowds and sounds, food texture was a huge problem, hyposensitivity, none verbal, play in parallel, etc. But the public services is limited so they just serve the super autistic. Knowing that, we start with the private sector: speech therapy, ergo for food texture, phychoeducator, physiology, etc, etc. I am a working mom. I had no life. I was too busy to be depressed. With all the specialists, we made a plan and goal weekly and adjust them according to my son’s responding and progression. My husband was very involved and without telling me he resigned and took a new job but closer to our house. I had an agenda fill with specialist meeting and reviews. Our psychoeducator even visit our son at his daycare and tech him how to play with other kids and not in parallel. I was lucky coz my daycare has a speech therapist services as there other kids who needs the services. And fortunately our insurance cover partially the cost. We were told to be prepared to send our son to a special needs school. All I want, it was a normal life. All our free time we spend it with him and we were welling to go at any kids party as my son has. O sibling, we really want to help him socialize. A miracle happen. If all the specialists praise our efforts, i believe we only help ou son to develop his capacities…he still on the spectrum. At 4 years, he is fluent in English(daycare) and French(home). He is gifted in art, science, history and mathematics. At 6 years, he start reading a lot of books by himself. As people say, autistic people has only one interest. It kind apply to him also. He loves dinosaurs, so he learns from books and youtube all ….but ALL about them and their era. How tall, weight, food, forces, etc. He can speak about them every day for 6 months. When he done and he has nothing more to learn, he finds a new subject of interesting: animals, Minecraft, world war 2, etc. He is 9 years and knows more things than me ( i am an engineer)… Fortunely, he likes to have friends but doesn’t know how to interact with them. That’s were I help him. We build a tree house with climbing net, the kids say it’s our street coolest thing. He has a lot of friends coming and spending all day climbing outside and improving the project. I would never know my son’s autistic level, but i will always be there for him.

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