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Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for this video. I'm also an autistic teacher.

What a the challenge of artistic teacher

how do you self regulate when you’re dealing with kids?

No kidding. If we ourselves, or someone around us is having an emergency, from requiring police to having a medical emergency, those precious moments of not being heard and listened to means someone could be hurt and possibly die because the emergency lines are refusing to do their job. I know I have something that can lead to a medical emergency which if not treated in a timely manner can result in my death. This is one of my greatest fears. If I try calling for help and they don’t listen it could cost me my life. My mum has the same condition and if she is having such an emergency and I’m the only one with her, I am terrified that I could lose her if I am the one who has to call. I can tell you this, if my mother dies because of emergency dispatchers I am going to drag them through the courts for my mother’s death, because if they had done their job she might still be alive. And if I’m the one who’s hurt, I know my mum and partner will do the same. This is unacceptable. Emergency dispatch needs to learn to accept aac calls

Tahuaroa, always such a beautiful soul. What a fabulous man you have become. Kia Kaha

I wish we live in the same area have so many questions

Thank you! 💚

Altogether Autism, I liked this video because it's awesome!

Since when is this word used to describe ppl with autism? For hundreds of years or is it "new" like whenever they first diagnosed autism?

The following is a timeline for the Webinar: 00:00 Altogether Autism’s very own Catherine Trezona opens the webinar alongside Autism New Zealand's Ruth Monk. 02:48 Dr Nick Bowden speaks about his research on the impact of health and education-based supports for autistic young people. 17:08 Director of the Liggins Institute, Professor Justin O’Sullivan, speaks about the very latest of what we know about the genetics of autism through his team’s research. 31:20 Professor Wayne Cutfield speaks on the gut microbiome and the benefits of gut microbiome transfer for Autistic people. 44:30 The three presenters take audience questions and discuss their research further.

Hi. Are you part of this team? I'm autistic & studying, could I get in touch please via email?

Hey! May I ask if it’s ok to change the his/her to their? Does this affect the translation at all? Considering a large percentage of autistic adults are also non-binary, I’m hoping this is the case? 🤞. Many thanks and many many thanks for a beautiful word where the meaning touches my heart like nothing else ever has. Thank you 🙏 😊

maybe the little Prince speaks Maori 🦊

Amazing, what a respectful description. A small piece of positivity about autism, which will hopefully grow.

I love it!

I have two children on the spectrum, and I love this!

One of the most beautiful words I`ve ever heard.

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