Jaci Velasquez and Nic Gonzales on Autism Parenting | Dinner Conversations
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2020
- Latin music couple Jaci Velasquez (jacivelasquez.com) and Nic Gonzales (salvadorlive.com) shares the joys and challenges of raising a child with autism.
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I listen to this and I have mixed feelings. Realizing autism is gauged on a spectrum, I do not seek to imply all cases are the same. However, I will share my autistic journey.
My mom detected issues in me when I was very young. However, the professionals told her I will “grow out of it.” I lived life. I struggled in school, horribly. I became a Believer by the Lord’s goodness. I played music by singing to the Lord directly, but could never learn to read music. I played sports. I traveled the world. I drove tour buses as an independent contractor. I became a school paraprofessional. The Lord led me back to college, at 47 years old. I was officially diagnosed with ADHD, OCD, and being autistic at 49 years old. I now attend an Ivy League institution after being invited to continue my education at the prestigious institution. So, I hear this interview and cringe, slightly, because the autism diagnosis seems to limit the parent more than it should limit the autistic person.
Maybe my autism hears control in the spoken comments: e.g. my dreams had to be mourned; my desires had to be altered; etc. Whereas my un-diagnosed autism never limited my life. Instead, I have had to deal with life and learn. I literally had to learn many things: how to speak to others; how to speak by looking at people; and I have to continuously try to curb my literalism. I have issues, indeed. And I still struggle to learn. But living life with an autistic mind can happen, and it can lead to more “positive” results. I guess the aspect of celebrity could add to the bewilderment, I heard in this interview, because success is often based on awards, applause, and invitations to share opinions as an elevated member in society. But please do not think I share this with anger. I guess my autistic mind would challenge folks to view autism from a different perspective.
I didn't know I could like Jaci Velasquez more until I saw this interview! What a great person and mother! God Bless her! ❤
No son los únicos que tienen niños con. Autismo hay Miles de personas y dios los a ayudado y bendecido es llamar la atención del publico
Nic is the real deal. Respect.
Amazing conversation. Thanks for sharing your story Jaci & Nic. God bless.
I so enjoyed this, you have no idea. Seeing artists I used to go to concerts to see in high school and college, now be in the same stage of life as myself is really cool. Also I hadn’t ever seen them interacting as a couple even though I’ve known about their marriage. I have a daughter on the autism spectrum and this was very encouraging to me. I loved how you brought out what’s really important: Jesus. The chicken convo was priceless and I find myself having to explain to people that eggs are actually chicken periods and not chicken babies. So you are not alone lol. God bless you guys!
That was so good. I love hearing about their kids and seeing how these two have grown up and become parents. Thanks for interviewing them. I hope this encourages many families with special needs children.
The look on Mark's face when the chicken conversation is going down is priceless! I also didn't know that, if it is any consolation
We are all given gifts and anchor to overcome. As parents, we are challenged with the game of redefining the way we teach each of our individual children. With autism, it take the extra step of redefining the "game" as well as the way we translate the rules to the players.
It is all doable and winnable with time and a "belief".
I love Conversations with Mark. He encourages the listeners with “real life” stories from real life people.
See you all tomorrow night - Monday 4/13 - at 8p CST right here! Until then ... Happy Easter!
Hola seria Genial que hicieran una mini serie de la Familia Nic y Jaci
It would be great if they made a documentary in the style of the Nic and Jaci Family in both languages
This show has really helped me & brought joy during a rough time. I want to say thank you. 🙏🦋💛
Oh My Goodness, what an amazingly BEAUTIFUL couple! I so love you two! Another amazing conversation Mark and Andrew! Thank you!
Nice interview. A match made in heaven. Los amamos, chicos.
What a lovely family! Really enjoyed this interview!
This episode was so good. What a wonderful testimony they have! And the chicken conversation was hilarious!
I always loved Jaci, she is such a wonderfull and strong woman I really admire her . God bless you Jaci and yours always!! 💓💓
This interview is so inspirational. I was just randomly watching Jaci Velasuez videos, coz I'm a fan of hers, and it brought me here. It was such a blessing to have watched this video.
Great conversation, thanks for sharing your story Mr and Mrs Gonzales.Love your Dinner Conversations Mark and Andrew. God Bless :)
Love this interview. What blessing to hear.. Thank u
Thank you for 💡 this! Its refreshing, encouraging and enlightening..especially as a believer!
Sería Genial que hagan una mini serie de la Familia de Nic y Jaci. Al estilo de Series. Por temporadas y en ambos idiomas. Muchas gracias por compartir con todos nosotros.
Can't love this enough! Thank you for the vulnerability and trusting God.
I.EP. means individualisd educational program. Every child in the nation has a free and legal right to be serviced in their school to receive such educational treatment. Classroom sizes are smaller. A full case study is done first to determine what the child needs. Usually an occupational therapist, physical therapist, psychologists even the principal of the student are invited into the meeting. Then they work up a plan to help the child.
Such a wonderful conversation!!!!
God bless you!!!
I loved it 😍. Thanks for sharing.
Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 Jaci Velasquez and Nick and Mark and Andrew ❤️💋👼🏻👼🏿🍭🕊🕊🥂💒✝️🙏🏻👼🏻👼🏿✨🧝🏼♂️🎅🏻👼🏿
This is one of your very best!
This is a very great conversation. Everyone can learn something from it. It was a joy to watch..
Thanks Friend Andrew !!
hermosa Jaci.
Love the idea of the two against one!😊
Truly enjoyed this 💙💙
The best interview I've every heard! Update on the family.
I ❤️ Jaci and Nick
We can't raise our kids alone. God needs to be a member of our families too. The church are our Aunties and Uncles, Grandma's and Grandpa's.
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 ❄️☃️👼🏻💆🏻♀️👼🏿❤️🦋🌈👼🏿👼🏻👼🏻🍭🧝🏼♂️🎅🏻
Great conversation & Jaci is so right, you do have to fight for your child & be their advocate! I am so thankful I have a wonderful support from wonderful, patient, loving & understanding friends for myself & my son, who just accept him for who he is & love him.
My son has ADD I think may have it as well.
I have good friend that has Autitis child as well it has challenges and up and downs..
It would be great if they made a documentary in the style of the Nic and Jaci Family in both languages
I love ❤️ Jaci 👼🏻🕊✨💋🦋🌈❄️🍭✨
I didn’t no about the egg/hen/chicken/rooster stuff and I am in my 50s😆 Thank you for this conversation channel
2 girls would be nice too.
How about just appreciate your parents? That scared you? I can talk about scars and forgiveness.
Just because she remembers a scar, doesn’t mean she doesn’t appreciate her parents.
We should talk cults and shaming in the church something important to discuss!!
What a mess of a conversation when it got to discussing chickens. It's seems to be an American thing for people to shout each other down and talk simultaneously. It's so disrespectful, impossible to follow and downright irritating. Otherwise it was an interesting discussion. And, I loved the song they sang. The words were beautiful.
Zin that’s actually more of a Hispanic culture thing to talk simultaneously. It isn’t disrespectful in our culture; it’s part of participating in a collectivist culture and conversation.
hermosa Jaci.