My son has level 2 autism, he is 6 years old . I am a physician working in U.S. My son gets well rounded therapy and best of the care. I left my clinical training the day my son was diagnosed at the age of 3 and took up a non clinical remote job. As sir said, my only prayer to god is my son pass away before me, because I know for a fact that I am the only person in this world who will love him unconditionally. But never once I felt he is a burden. He was non verbal at the age of 3 , but now he reads and writes as any kid of his age. Though he doesnt talk full sentences, he expresses his needs putting a few words together. Different kids will be at different levels of the spectrum , and the effect of therapy will be different, but never lose hope. Managing autism is a collective effort of the family, physicians and therapists. I hope and pray every child with autism gets the proper lifelong care❤ . Thank you for bringing this gem of a person to your platform and creating awareness . God bless ❤
Usually the society is blind to all this. Only a family is aware. When a child is disabled the family becomes too... Thank you for bringing up this topic 🙏🏼
Moms like me live through it everyday but we love our children so much. We as neurotypical takes things for granted ability to think, communicate move well. Our bodies and brain help us so much but for neurodivergent kids there is always an internal fight mainly because your brain and body are not in synch. Again thank you for bringing the discussion in the Autism Acceptance month.
Dhanya this is your best❤.. my respect to Sir and thankyou very much for the awareness, കണ്ണ് നിറഞ്ഞു, may the Lord bless him and his family abundantly ❤
Inspiring interview. Definitely one of the best interviews I have listened to. Kudos to your work and thanks for bringing GVR sir to your interview. Such relevant questions. Looking forward to see more such people on your channel who works for the society. ♥️
Present interviewers should learn from you how to interview a person...the kind of persons you bring for interviews are unique in itself! Love u chechi keep going..❤❤
Dhanya I have a son wirh autism.No support from anywhere.He is 16 now.I live in ireland.Here I don't have to answer too much to the society.I was crying when I heard about the parents 😢.I always worry about him what the future is but I am trustin in God.I know lot of parents are going through this. Lot of malayalis struggling.When oommen chandy sir was a CM he did lot of things for disabled kids
find out the area where he is good at it. We are also a parent of a kid in spectrum. his development might take time. but do not compare your son with anyone else. that's the first thing you have to do. don't cry. no one can understand you better than yourself in this situation.
Very nice of Vijayraghavan for the work he has done for all children and parents who otherwise are cared less and equally nice of Dhanya for interviewing him. 👍
17:25 GVR sir, with all due respect, I wanted to draw your attention about the recent data about girls with autism. Recent studies shows that one of the reasons there are less girls in spectrum compared to boys is because most of the studies about autism characteristics were primarily researched only on boys and not on girls. The way it manifests on girls are very different generally , so many girls miss the early diagnosis unfortunately.
That is what some people say. But this is a universal phenomenon. And as of now this is what we see globally even in advanced countries 1 girl for 4 boys in the spectrum
Please bring in more genuine people like this! We love listening to inspiring and informative stories. Also, please also filter out people like Dr. Philip John, intention matters! Thank you for this !❤️
Being autistic does not mean you have an illness or disease. It means your brain works in a different way from other people. It's something you're born with. Signs of autism might be noticed when you're very young, or not until you're older. If you're autistic, you're autistic your whole life. Autism is not a medical condition with treatments or a "cure". But some people need support to help them with certain things.
I've been watching your interviews since they started. At first, each interview had its own episode. Then, you changed it so one interview was spread across two or three episodes. Now, I only watch after all parts of an interview are out. But recently, you've been posting episodes out of order. It's hard to keep track. Can you please post them in the right order? I think it'll be easier to follow that way.
I understand...pls do go to my page and choose the episode you want to watch. I would like to present different guests..this makes me bring in more guests..
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My son has level 2 autism, he is 6 years old . I am a physician working in U.S. My son gets well rounded therapy and best of the care. I left my clinical training the day my son was diagnosed at the age of 3 and took up a non clinical remote job. As sir said, my only prayer to god is my son pass away before me, because I know for a fact that I am the only person in this world who will love him unconditionally. But never once I felt he is a burden. He was non verbal at the age of 3 , but now he reads and writes as any kid of his age. Though he doesnt talk full sentences, he expresses his needs putting a few words together. Different kids will be at different levels of the spectrum , and the effect of therapy will be different, but never lose hope. Managing autism is a collective effort of the family, physicians and therapists. I hope and pray every child with autism gets the proper lifelong care❤ . Thank you for bringing this gem of a person to your platform and creating awareness . God bless ❤
Usually the society is blind to all this. Only a family is aware. When a child is disabled the family becomes too... Thank you for bringing up this topic 🙏🏼
Thanks. Pls.share and support
Sure❤
Moms like me live through it everyday but we love our children so much. We as neurotypical takes things for granted ability to think, communicate move well. Our bodies and brain help us so much but for neurodivergent kids there is always an internal fight mainly because your brain and body are not in synch.
Again thank you for bringing the discussion in the Autism Acceptance month.
Maybe one of the best interviews you have done so far..
Thanks
Thank you Dhanya for interviewing a great man like GVR Sir! I was so looking forward to the second part and it was awesome 👌
Thankyou.
Thanks so much
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Dhanya, this is a very unique interview. Thank you for an informative episode ❤
Sri Vijayaraghavanji must be referred for a Padma award for his efforts for th disabled children. God bless him and his family.
Dhanya this is your best❤.. my respect to Sir and thankyou very much for the awareness, കണ്ണ് നിറഞ്ഞു, may the Lord bless him and his family abundantly ❤
Thanks so much. Do share and support
Inspiring interview. Definitely one of the best interviews I have listened to. Kudos to your work and thanks for bringing GVR sir to your interview. Such relevant questions. Looking forward to see more such people on your channel who works for the society. ♥️
Thanks so much..do share and support
Present interviewers should learn from you how to interview a person...the kind of persons you bring for interviews are unique in itself!
Love u chechi keep going..❤❤
Thank you for bringing stellar personalities. There is so much learning in the two episodes.
Glad you like them!
An excellent piece.. At loss for words..many deep and real thoughts surfaced today...
Thank you Dhanya.....
Excellent interview with a personal touch from this unique personality and so informative and reassuring to families
Yes... a perfect man...i got an opportunity to work with him in Oman for about two years ..
Great talk and excellent interview 🙏🏻
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Thank you for inviting such a unique person 🎉
Dhanya I have a son wirh autism.No support from anywhere.He is 16 now.I live in ireland.Here I don't have to answer too much to the society.I was crying when I heard about the parents 😢.I always worry about him what the future is but I am trustin in God.I know lot of parents are going through this. Lot of malayalis struggling.When oommen chandy sir was a CM he did lot of things for disabled kids
find out the area where he is good at it. We are also a parent of a kid in spectrum.
his development might take time. but do not compare your son with anyone else. that's the first thing you have to do.
don't cry. no one can understand you better than yourself in this situation.
Beautiful conversation ❤
Just listening to this was comforting. My little girl has autism and after adapting to her own style life’s been so easy.
Much love
Very good effort Dhanya❤
Thank you.do share
Thanks Dhanya for having sir on the show
Thanks Sir for the lucid explanation. Speaking right from your heart.
Thank you Dhanya. so many takeaways. Was waiting for the second part
Very nice of Vijayraghavan for the work he has done for all children and parents who otherwise are cared less and equally nice of Dhanya for interviewing him. 👍
It’s good. Keep creating.I am speechless ❤
Thanks so much..do.share and support
What about fits/seizure person.. please do a video on this @dhanya
society needs such people... and society should value them more than the actors...
Please have subtitles pls, this should reach a wider auidence
17:25 GVR sir, with all due respect, I wanted to draw your attention about the recent data about girls with autism. Recent studies shows that one of the reasons there are less girls in spectrum compared to boys is because most of the studies about autism characteristics were primarily researched only on boys and not on girls. The way it manifests on girls are very different generally , so many girls miss the early diagnosis unfortunately.
That is what some people say. But this is a universal phenomenon. And as of now this is what we see globally even in advanced countries 1 girl for 4 boys in the spectrum
Very informative & insightful !!!!
Respect ❤
Such an insightful talk!
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Such a wonderful person❤️
My God super interview
Thanks so much..do share with your friends
What a man,what a life ...
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Dhanya, Can you please add English subtitles. This information should reach a larger audience.
Yes much needed..
Please bring in more genuine people like this! We love listening to inspiring and informative stories. Also, please also filter out people like Dr. Philip John, intention matters! Thank you for this !❤️
Thank you! Will do!
What was wrong with Philip a John
Great and informative ❤
Glad you think so!
Very insightful.
Thanks
Super interview
Thank you
Such a wonderful talk n ineraction. Surely it will help our audiences ❤
Pls do share
What an insightful and inspiring interview and guest🎉
Thanks do share n support
Thank you Dhanya ma'am for this. It was so informative and motivating.
My pleasure 😊
Profound: 30:00
Good information , well explained
Being autistic does not mean you have an illness or disease. It means your brain works in a different way from other people.
It's something you're born with. Signs of autism might be noticed when you're very young, or not until you're older.
If you're autistic, you're autistic your whole life.
Autism is not a medical condition with treatments or a "cure". But some people need support to help them with certain things.
I've been watching your interviews since they started. At first, each interview had its own episode. Then, you changed it so one interview was spread across two or three episodes. Now, I only watch after all parts of an interview are out. But recently, you've been posting episodes out of order. It's hard to keep track. Can you please post them in the right order? I think it'll be easier to follow that way.
I understand...pls do go to my page and choose the episode you want to watch. I would like to present different guests..this makes me bring in more guests..
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