Autism the reality
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This is a powerful video it maybe confronting to some!!! Sam struggles with things we don't understand, it is a heart breaking part of his life as it is beyond our control. We actually struggled with the decision to show this footage, but after alot of discussion decided that his struggle is also part of our journey.
Hoping you are getting some supportive services and respite. What great parents you are. This is a very common situation that is rarely shown in the media. Thank you for having the courage to post so others can learn. I agree that he is very frustrated. He may have had an itch he couldn't articulate, or a headache, or subclinical seizure activity, it's difficult to tell since he isn't talking. I know this scenario all too well. I live it everyday with my son. Don't give up. There is hope.
Who ever thinks autism is a gift, watch this video.
It’s neither a curse or a blessing. It can be a gift because you can have lots of different traits and skills unique to neurotypicals. It does’t deny the fact that it can be hard to have Autism.
Remember that it’s a spectrum. Not all Autistic people are like this boy. He has severe Autism which is difficult and hard to live with. Lots of people with Autism are able to speak fine and not all have violent meltdowns.
Sam hit her mom 3:31
God bless him and his parents. I know personally how hard it can be. Every day can be a struggle.
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One of my autistic, non-verbal students was working with me on Friday, when he started to point and make a raspy vocalization. I thought he could hear the children in the other room watching videos and dancing, so I said, "Oh you hear the children next door." Then, I directed him back to the task. A few seconds later he made the same sound and pointed again. I asked, "What is it? What are you pointing at?" I couldn't figure it out. So, I directed him back to task again. Finally, he made the raspy sound once more and did the sign for water. (three fingers for the W and touching his mouth) I looked across the table and there was a full cup of water. I handed it to him and he drank several large swallows. How powerful it is to be able to communicate and be understood. Perhaps Sam can learn to use pictures, a tablet, or signs to allow him to communicate his needs, wants, feelings, etc. I think he calmed down when he heard you all were going to lift the anchor and go back. I think that is what he was trying to say..."I don't want to be here. It's too much for me." Once he knew he was going back home, the emotion just came out of him.
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Wow I can look in his eyes and see the pain he's experiencing. He feels out of control and can't say it so it's very frustrating. My daughter is 2 and just got diagnosed as a level 2. I have no idea what is in store for our future and it hurts me every day. My daughter has fits every once in awhile after over stimulation( the beach, birthday parties). But she kisses me and hugs me all the time so I thank god for that.
Margot Bradley god bless you mama may God give you strength and your little one all good health 💖 hugs
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So many heartless idiots that know nothing leaving nasty comments.... this is a meltdown, it is not how these imdividuals are in regular basis, that is a person who has feelings emotions, laughs, hugs and has own choices and preferrences, this is just to show a meltdown. My son is autistic and gets meltdowns once in awhile but in general he is absolutely sweet and smart and loving. I cannot believe someone would say something like getting rid of him! What if it was your child would any condition make you love him less? God gives you a child you take care of him... come what may
And some are like this all the time. It depends on their level of function.
Jane Vrolijk I dunno. I was a nanny for an autistic kid and he did this stuff all day long every single day. I tried everything. I would offer him different food items, different drinks. I would turn off lights and music trying to give him a break from it. I would turn on lullabies, I would read to him.... nothing worked. He was a nightmare. When I would think he would finally calm down... he would sit down and appear to be looking at a toy.... then he would calmly walk over to me and want a hug.... I would give him a hug and he would bit my arm super hard which would break my skin and bleed. And then run away screaming and throwing things. It got to a point where I was covered in bite marks and bruises all over my body. I would not allow him to hug me or sit next to me out of terror of him hurting me. I was patient and kind to the 10 year old child and he would assault me every single day. He also broke the tv, punched holes in the walls, broke the staircase bannister... and many other things.
omg so many heartless idiots being mean to poor mr.hitler. its not his fault because he has mental illness!
@@kerielarmali4942to me it seemed like he probably wanted to do other things but couldn't communicate it to you because he doesn't have any communication device. The biting is because Autistics sometimes have the urge to bite something which is uncontrollable or they are in distress you can get him the Lego Necklace I saw online that he can chew on it's helpful
I'm so glad others can see both how hard it can be to get through a meltdown but also how much patience parents can have. It's very clear that Sam has a very caring mom and dad!
I used to work with adults with autism and behavioural difficulties and it was physically and emotionally draining. But you guys are amazing parents, you do an amazing job. I hope you guys receive the help/ support for your soon
Laurettabeauty4ever did any of them ever hurt you?
Unfortunately they did yes.
I worked with autistic kids in school I would tell them no in a firm voice and do hand over hand nice touches with them.It's not their fault some can't talk and can't tell us when something is wrong.
I watched this today July 3rd, 2019 and I cried my heart out for this young man and the innocent parents. The thing is that the young man is seriously struggling. The parents thought he was going to have fun sailing, little did they know they were actually " torturing" him. I am a mother of an autistic non- verbal, so I know. Autism and waves especially " micro and radioactive" from the ocean seems silent to atypical people ( that is people that do not have autism). Unfortunately to autistic, it is KILLING! What atypical people don't hear or see, autistic people hear and see them. We don't hear, see, feel, etc the same way. The sea is ROARING in this young man's ears and he could not tell the sweet parents, who meant well for him since he is non- verbal. I learnt this in a hard way too. Not that you should not take them out into large body of water, but the deeper you go the worse it progresses for the autistic resulting in serious SENSORY OVERLOAD! Seating by the edge of large body of water is soothing for them. But sailing INTO the Water is TORTUROUS! These are wonderful parents but did not know that sailing increases sensory overload. I learn it hard too. Many innocent mistakes we make as parents to these wonderful angels on earth. Mind you, autistic people like water, but sailing is a no, no. I hope I help other innocent parents who might be considering taking their Angels ( that is what I call them because that is who they are, I mean autistic people) on a sail. GBY all.
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So sad. I feel so bad for him not being able to communicate. It has to be so frustrating. As parents this has to be heartbreaking.
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Never complaining about my son ever again. This has to be a living nightmare. Poor baby. Made me so sad
I hope you asked him if he was OK sharing this. Autistic meltdown is a very vulnerable situation and I think you handled it well, conforting him was very cool of you. But I still think the person suffering the meltdown's approval is needed to share as it is very personal. Even if the person is nonverbal. There are a lot more ways to communicate besides just words.
Umm how can Sam answer if he can't talk? Unless he can sign or type.
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Thank you for sharing. I work with autistic children during the day and think of you-the parents-with great respect.
Thank you for sharing
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I just want to commend you both for being awesome parents to this young man! As difficult as it is for you to deal with his meltdowns you do it with patience and you continue giving him all the love that he needs and I'm sure he knows and feels it! God bless you both for being exceptional parents!
I'm autistic and I am very confident that people do have autism because they are different and I am feeling a bit fine now and I have a British accent like Ed Sheeran and are you from Australia and I'm from Plymouth England and people can treat me as human beings and thank you for all of your support in the video and um yeah it was amazing thank you so much ❤❤❤
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My 17 year old son is autistic and began to have rage. We are trying to find ways of dealing with it and his self injury. I showed our mostly non verbal son this video and asked him why he thought Sam was sad. I had him keep watching and try and get him to see that others feel frustrated like him, but could he tell me why? He said"It is his brain...It hurts." Thank you for sharing the truth of autism. So many want to romanticize the genus of our child when it is not quite that way.
I wonder if they could get him a computer so he talk with words. Maybe sailing in uncomfortable for him and he is frightened. He is having such a difficult time expressing himself.
Have you ever tried to use a tablet so he can communicate with you? His expressions say so much and it brought tears to my eyes.. He looks like he wants to say so much but can't ... You both are so loving and caring to him and he knows how's how much you love him! 💞🙏🏼
I have autism and I think you guys handled him very well.
I don't disrespect people with autism because I am a teen with Asperger Syndrome and it has its positives and negatives, I struggle with some things everyday such as making friends (I have some friends right now), I struggle with grades in school, I am severely sensitive to sounds, etc
I'm 26 and have aspergers, I have had periods of depression ever since I left college. I'm researching the benefits of psychedelic therapy and hope one day it will be a very effective treatment with my social anxiety and giving me a better outlook on life.
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1:56 the mum says "come on settle down" i also heard her say "finish" and "that's enough" my meltdowns are pretty much exactly the same as Sam's and the loss of control is so frustrating and humiliating for me. But i can't just 'stop' when it starts annoying anyone. But even my own parents say the same stuff to me when I'm having a meltdown. It's so upsetting being out of control AND being reminded at the same time your annoying your family AND they don't understand at all 😕 these parents are awesome
FINALLY a comment about that. I personally have meltdowns from time to time and it seriously bothered me that she was speaking to him that way as if he was just a child not getting his way. We don't have meltdowns because we want to. So telling him "that's enough" is quite belittling and will make onlookers misunderstand.
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Aw bless him seeing him crying made me cry
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Poor, sweet baby :( God Bless and be with you all.
It be very frustrating for Sam and yourselves not knowing what he wants or needs to the lack of communication
I am taking care of my 68yr old uncle with autism. The older they get the more difficult it is. The doctors tell me there isn't any help for him. He screams & run his head into the walls daily. I removed him from state custody because they had his eye hanging out of the socket but refuse to tell me what happened. After $5500 in attorney fees to get him to safety, I'm exhausted. The meds that use to work on him doesn't anymore because state doctors never checked his medical records & prescribed new psych drug. The doctors say that psych drugs permanently altars the brain. So they basically made him worse. Now because of his fits, my uncle is not allowed in the doctors office waiting room. The doctor see him in the back seat of my car. It prevents him from attacking other patients. I told the nurse I needed help. She said what do I prefer dark or clear? I don't even drink. Maybe I need to. Well done to the parents in this video. You guys are great supporting him & each other.
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Do people with autism try to hurt themselves out of frustration? Why does this happen?
Yes, they can hurt themselves. This is mostly a result of intense emotions or a inability to express emotions.
Not that I expect this to reach anyone appropriate, but in case I'll put it out there.....
Parents (or anyone else really) PLEASE understand that when a meltdown happens it is not something that can be stopped. There's too much anxious energy built up and it has to pour out. Restraining is only going to cause further distress. Touching at all, depending on hypersensitives, can make it worse. All the crying, screaming, stomping, hitting, etc. is how we work out the excess energy to a point where we can cope again.
The best way you can help is learning what adds to their overload and help them avoid those things and situations as much as possible as a preventative measure. Meltdowns may seem like they're triggered sometimes by the stupidest smallest things, but what you see from the outside is just the last of dozens or more of things, sometimes built up over months or even years, finally being the thing that's just too much. Providing your loved one with the tools to deal with getting rid of the excess energy when meltdowns happen is another valuable way you can help. Grounding techniques are one such valuable tool. It often takes a bit for us to gain enough control and awareness to put them to use but they can help a lot coming out of them.
And please, never act like this is at all within the control of the person. It isn't. Don't act like it's a huge deal either. Yes, they're horrible to watch and assure you much worse to go through, but honestly the shame and embarrassment afterwards is often just as bad or worse.
I'm a 44 year old male diagnosed with ASD. I deal with meltdowns regularly and some notably worse than this.
just one thought, why is the dad wearing uggs?
samantha omg they're cuuute😂
That's who he inherited his condition from.
What’s wrong with uggs?
Hello - Thank you for sharing this. I wonder who was doing the filming nd if he felt comfortable with her especially Did your son experience sensory overload from an insecure ground (ie: the water)? Just also wondering if there was a trigger? There are some cruel comments below which are very ignorant and uneducated ones,. I have a son with severe autism and most of our lives are constantly trying to find triggers. But yes you are brave to show the challenges each person with autism faces and also the impact within their families. Put bluntly "it's too people out there". I also see his chest from heavy breathing indicating his physiological experience - further adding stress and fear. Bless you guys. Are you Australian/NZ? what are the services like there? I see he lets you wipe his tears...our son won't do this yet - he sees no comfort from closeness...yet... Best wishes from England x
2:07 If your tantruming and you know it clap your hands!
Thank you for sharing. I am not alone.
You guys (parents) are heroes.
I have autism and anxiety but people know me better than I am now because my family and friends are coming to my 16th birthday party and we gonna have a disco and party food and stuff and dancing and drinking and when I'm 19 and I am going to leave school and go to college and study law sociology and business and technology and social media and I'm going to get a job from university and I'm just really proud of myself and my family and friends are going to be proud of me
Hi John, thanks so much for your comment. You sound like a fantastic young man with a bright future and very supportive family and friends. Keep following your dreams and you will go far. Enjoy your birthday and make sure you dance like no one is watching 😅
You will be pleased to know that our son Sam who is now 30 is much happier and suffers less anxiety and has a very nice life. He had certainly taught us many lessons as he has to most people that know him.
Keep up the great work John you are a super ⭐️
Love to you and your family from our family!
Adam, Jo, Sam, Lauren and Mackenzie
@@smithsnoosa thank you so much for your reply and that's so nice
@@johnsigsworth6979 my pleasure John, all the best!
After 4 min of watching your son my heart broke i admire your strength you are so strong. it is so hard to see your child hurt them self stay strong guys.
Bless you wonderful parents and Sam. I can see how much you love him. You must be quite frustrated, yet you remain patient. I have a special needs daughter in a very different situation. She is paralyzed. I know how hard things are at our house and I just want to support you.
I hate sailing, perhaps he didn't like it either and couldn't say he wanted off. I have 2 autistic children so I know the feeling of not knowing what's bothering them.
💔😥 poor sweet blue eyed boy. I feel your pain.
I have Aspergers and I suffer from Major Depression Disorder and Anxiety
Sometimes I just become anxious for no reason and I start crying and screaming at the same time. I have to cut my nails short because when I’m nervous, I dig my nails into my arms, and I don’t listen to fast paced music because it will trigger a panic attack/nervous breakdown
But I try to read books, exercise, and do the things I enjoy
The quarantine has been very hard too
I feel like a trapped animal in my apartment
I'm really sorry to hear that, have you tried any helpful medications/meditations/breathing exercises yet?
@@TheRealTorG yes I have. luckily I am doing better, and seeing more friends and I even like a guy!
Thank you tho, I'm a lot happier than I was 2 years ago!:)
I have High Functioning Autism and I don't get tantrums or anything like this anymore.Bless the poor boy.
I have high functioning autism too. compared to other people with autism I am actually quite lucky. but its still hard.
Me too.
I definitely agree with you.
seems like hell holy shit.
im so sorry you have to deal with this nightmare.
What great parants he has xox yous are doing a great job! My son is autistic he will turn 4 soon I love him so much.
Awwwwww he is an amazing kid and he DON'T deserve to keep hitting himself bless him
Beth, I think Sam hits himself because of of frustration that he can't tell his parents what he wants or needs. Sailing might be too overwhelming for him and he can't tell them.
I sympathize what you cope with everyday. I watched a documentary TV show on autism. In the show, they talked about how autistic brains are wired differently from normal people, some form of autism is called savant syndrome where the patients develop special abilities due to their brains unusual wirings. One savant can see different colors when hearing different musical notes. That obviously is a mix-up between his optical and audio nerves in his brain. They showed one woman who recovered after suffering from autism for 35 years. Once she has come out of the condition, she was able to tell others what went on in her head and why she did what she did while she was autistic. She said her hearing was extremely sensitive, any slight sound actually caused her extreme physical pains. Apparently her hearing is wired to her pain center. The way she coped with her sensitivity was to rock back and forth to distract herself from the sounds in an attempt to cut off all external stimuli and hence the typical autistic symptoms of total disconnection from people around her. I have watched couple of videos of what the medical professionals labeled as autistic rage. To my eyes, these kids including your son are not in rage. They seem to be in pain. They hit themselves probably because the physical pains are able to numb the even greater pain inside their heads. So the hitting, rocking and shutting off are most likely defense mechanism against something much worse than what you can see and they are unable to tell you. If the doctor can find a way to block those triggers, they may stop doing what they do. I saw in some other case where medical marijuana was able to help. Perhaps some other medications that numb their super sensitive sensory would have same effects.
Music calms
My nephew. And musicals
Thanks for sharing this video with us. I have a non verbal 18 year old autistic son and I thought I was the only one going through this stuff. The media show autism in a lighter way which frustrates my wife and me.
Poor guy, I can surely understand his overwhelming emotions. You guys are great parents too
You guys are awesome parents
My nonverbal child screams like he's being murdered every hour on the hour. We've had police called so many times on us when I just suggested "just chill out" to my child.
feel for you it must be so stressful at times but im sure it really means the world to your child that you are there for him even if he cant always show it..
GOD BLESS HIM my son is 46 and does this also
That's a big boy must be difficult to restrain him sometimes hope y'all can and are getting the help you need
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This is all that can be done for him? So sad. Assuming this does not happen all the time. He's in so much emotional pain. I'm so sorry..
Why did you record this? Why did you share it? Did he at least consent? I can imagine anyone consenting to be shown like this
Maki, because the world this autism is all rainbows and sunshine!!! The media and the world needs to know the lower side of the spectrum not just the high mild end!!!
@@Sailormoonfan88 are you kidding me? We're portrayed as freaks and weirdos AT BEST, otherwise is that goddamned Sia movie; let me tell you, that ain't rainbows and sunshine. And that doesn't answer why you think posting videos of a person having a violent breakdown is okay, specially without their consent (no I don't believe Sam consented to be shown like this)
@@MakiPcr How can a person who can't speak give consent??? Unless he has a communication device, PECS, or signs. I had a cousin who couldn't speak because his brain stopped developing he couldn't sign or use any sort of communication but if his life was to bring light and to bring awareness to his rare condition my aunt and uncle would do it. How do we know Sam can even understand what his parents are saying?
@@Sailormoonfan88 I think you just answered your own question: sign language, PECS, communication devices or any form of communication Sam has to express their needs. Honestly the idea that people who cannot speak cannot give consent is very ableist to deaf and mute people.
And as an autistic person myself I don't think the best way to raise awareness to our condition, specially those who need more assistance is to show them as a burden or a nuisance
I hope the parents take care of themselves.
I fo this for a living..respite care..I really admire the parents of autistic children..I do my job and I leave..they live with it everyday ..every minute..brave and caring people
Thank you for posting this video. I have a 6-yr-old daughter with autism who hits herself and throws violent tantrums when she gets triggered. I am impressed by your calm manner with your son. I realize that the behaviors are sudden and can be jarring. It's an experience you can't explain with words to anyone. It really helped me to know that other parents are going through what we are going through. God bless you, your son and your family. Good job!!!
Thanks for sharing..helps others with what may work may not work..just helps.
Oh man, I'm so sorry that Sam has a condition like that, my heart goes out for him. I know what it's like to have a condition, I have Tourettes Syndrom, and I had it for 13 years :'(
My friends said they don’t know want I feels like to be mad but I do I’ve been Sam is going through the pain the my mom and dad went through with this meltdown I had when I was a kid but I feel anger even though I have high functioning Autism I feel for Sam.
Its for us parents to have this child but such kind of inspiration for us and our patience is elastic..deficult for me because im a poor person..i have no resources to comply any need of my child..
Does Sam kick others? I am just curious as to why his shoes are removed. I know with the very young children I've worked with in IBI we take off their shoes so that they don't hurt so much when they kick us...but also so they have a natural consequence to kicking, that it hurts them to kick too.
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I had this happen to me when I was younger removing our shoes will make us more upset because your taking our personal belongings so that we'll feel the pain if you were understanding you would talk it out with us instead of treating us like animals or little kids
@KnotZMilky of course, when working with "very young children", they will be treated like "little kids"
@@Dynamentope then explain why you treat adults and teens with Autism like little kids too? And it's bad that you think taking their shoes away helps us calm down when it doesn't it makes it worse if you can't understand or help us than leave us alone
@KnotZMilky who said I treat teens and adults like little kids? My teenage children vehemently disagree with your opinion.
I never said taking shoes away calms anyone down, so I don't know where you got that idea.
I do my best to understand everyone I'm in contact with. It's MY JOB as a parent, as a resource teacher and an AA person to do my best to understand.
Keep your assumptions about me in your head and leave ME alone.
great mommy and daddy!! what a beautiful boy! so handsome
Uhhhhh, maybe Sam doesn’t like the boat and wants to stay on land?
How about you take him back and not let him back on the boat? Respect and recognise what he hates and what triggere him rather than putting him through this uncomfortable situation and filming it to make him out like a sad person. Come on.
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You ever notice how almost all of the negative nasty hateful hurtful comments come from troll accounts with cartoon characters as their avatars and no subscribers or videos? smh if you are going to display your public ignorance at least do so without hiding like a coward. As a human we love and nurture our children and will go through anything and do anything for them and love them unconditionally and just because they may be different than a "Typical" child or person may be does not mean they are not human and do not have emotions and feelings ....you know what why am i even wasting my time here
Don't forget troll accounts with anime characters. They did the same thing to autism as well. I hate when they do that! It's really sad 😢
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Autism is a mysterious disorder more research is being on it but with very few answers. I feel bad for the families that have to deal with autism and as the last resort the family has to give up their daughter or son over to the state because there are no alternatives for them financial trouble hits the family pretty hard or insurance won’t cover services as needed
Linda Thrall www.scribd.com/doc/220807175/157-Research-Papers-Supporting-the-Vaccine-Autism-Link (157 papers)
Does Sam always react when the world is rocking? Maybe the boat upsets him physically as well as environmentally.
This kid would scare the hell outta me if I didn't know what was going on.
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it made me cry to see him crying....may God bless him and you parents with strength and peace
well this definitely helped me. I have a daughter who is taller than me and she bites when she's angry or not being understood. She has autism also. I have some control sometimes but other times not so much. She is on seizure meds and antipsychotic meds. Every day is a new journey but I guess God feels Im ready for it.
my brother Daniel is autistic but doesn't scream randomly like that or hit anyone, you can still have conversations with him and I'm glad i can still talk to him and laugh with him and all that. But it is still hard to talk to him because he has a very short attention spam. He only really screams when you upset him. Im glad he's not as bad as this guy though because it would be heartbreaking not being able to talk to my own brother. It must be very upsetting for you to not be able to hold a proper conversation with Sam.
You and me are very fortunate
I wonder what He feels? Hears? and Sees?
I remember seen a kid with austim at doctor when I go see the doctor acting like this he was hiting his mom and dad and his mom and dad didn't want him no more and went with a different family and i didn't see him ever again at the doctor because i think he's scared of going see to the doctor
Is that Ontario?
I know autism can be mental agony sometimes
Glad you posted this vid .........A big learning curve for me on Autism
wish him all the best
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im a student aide for the special ed kids, their so fun to work with. Sometimes its challenging but nothing threatening
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I have autism and anxiety and I don't understand social cues and I'm nearly 17 and I'm Ryan and I'm being me and I want to live a happy life and autism makes me feel different because sometimes I'd be in school and when I put my hand up and I didn't know the question was
My mother works with autistic children and she comes home beaten and bruised. Nice to see the parents get it too, its not just a hate towards the teachers. I do hate to see kids with autism.
You make my blood boil how dare you say you hate to see kids with Autism! AUTISM IS NOT A DISEASE YOU SCUM
I don't see my austic brother because I was kicked out when I was 16 by my dad. But last time I remember he got too violent he almost destroyed our family home. I get updates from my cousin who says he's worser then ever too violent he got removed from his special school because he was a danger to the other kids and he's bigger and taller then them. We have two kids soon to have four and I wouldn't want him near them. Two of my kids are 9 years old girl and 1 year old boy and soon having twins he's too dangerous he could kill someone light. I blame my dad he stuffed him too big and fat.
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I feel so sorry for this boy I hope his parents so patient to make comfortable situation
Aubreys mom says, thank you for sharing, you have a wonderful son and you guys are amazing parents💜
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Why is he on a boat
I was thinking they're on a boat he's taking off shoes, dads in ugg boots. They're about to put the cement shoes on, GUNSHOT SPLASH! Then Christopher Cross Sailing starts to play. Sailing takes me away!
Give him a big hug.....
Not always a good idea. Some people on the spectrum hate being touched.
, he's crying because he hates the way his mind is he doesn't want to be like that he's fighting it I'm sick of what the government has done to our kids through vaccines
If you haven't already, seek out medical marijuana as treatment. It breaks my heart to see your son in the condition he is in and I personally feel that cannabis can offer much needed support
Jarrid Reyes I have a autistic teen from my church, he hurts smaller people like me, 6 months ago I had a broken leg cause he slammed me into the wall and kicked my leg and jumping all over my stomach. pain....
no, he needs horse tranquilizers 😂😂
damn dawg don’t talk about your m0ther that way cmon😭😭
May God heal all the kids
He doesn't need healing you do
severity level 10 of 10.
God bless this family .
You know somebody can call the cops if neighbors hears that or acs