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The increase in the number of children being diagnosed as having some form of autism
has meant more awareness. With it has come more information.
When Jodi was diagnosed
all the information I could get was written by so called “professionals” who studied,
but didn’t actually live with autism 24/7. It made depressing reading.
I was informed
that by the time Jodi was fifteen he’d most likely be in a home because I wouldn’t
be able to cope. How wrong they were to write him off and take away my hope before
his journey had even begun.
Now there are books written by parents, siblings and
even by autistic people themselves. Websites and support groups are springing up
all over the place and the message out there is you are not alone.
When Jodi was
the “child from Hell” I felt so isolated. No-
Now, however it needn’t be like that. Autism creates many problems
within the family environment. Relationships are strained and siblings suffer. Mothers
of autistic children often have to deal with a lot of undeserved criticism from people
who don’t understand.
Don't suffer in silence though. Join the support groups. Go
on line. Talk to others in your situation and most importantly don’t feel guilty.
If you take your child out and he or she behaves in a manner which might appear inappropriate
for a
Autism has nothing to do with bad parenting. Give yourself a break!
Useful Autism Links
Finding Support For Adult Autism
Autism -
One really good site to check out is Autism Today
Started in 1998 by a mother of a child with autism, Karen Simmons has set up a wonderful
resource site.
She has recently issued a book entitled,,"The Official Autism 101
Manual" which has already rocketed to #13 on Amazon.com's bestseller list. Demand
continues to be exceptional and the book is now entering into its second printing.
The Official Autism 101 Manual is the first and only
resource of its kind for the
autism community, and widely
considered to be the most comprehensive manual on
autism
published today. This master collection authored
by 44 of the world's leading autism
spectrum expert's
offers parents and professionals the most up to date,
relevant
and easy to understand information, tools and
strategies to assist and support them
in caring for their
child with autism or their patient.
This book will become your
constant companion as you
confidently find your way through the autism maze.
With The Official Autism 101 Manual readers will learn: -
- The exact nature of autism spectrum disorders
- Why early diagnosis equals the best outcome
- The relationship between autism and ADHD
- Theories on the causes behind the rising rates of autism
- The buzz about mercury -
do early childhood injections play a role - Where to begin if someone you know has been diagnosed with autism
- How to help a parent cope emotionally
- How to deal with your spouse and other intimate relationships
- How to create a positive parent-
physician partnership - How to ensure a positive school plan
- How to build self-
esteem for those on the autism spectrum - Leading methodologies, therapies and treatments; and much more
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