I am incredibly thankful for Carly's story, because it helps me understand Bradley's anxiety, distraction, and absorption in a more real way. I pray that this will help you understand my son and others with autism better. Their experience of our world is more different than you realize.
Autism advocacy blog written by Jodie Hutchinson, Texas Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and mother of an amazing son on the ASD spectrum
Monday, May 20, 2013
What does autism feel like?
This link offers a glimpse into the sensory experiences of someone with autism. Not everyone with autism might experience the same symptoms or to the same degree, but this is a great way to try to understand what individuals with autism experience every day. Please take the time to visit Carly's Cafe and listen to her story. I highly recommend exploring the site, viewing the film version, and clicking on the "Carlysvoice.com" link to understand the cafe experience through Carly's perspective.
I am incredibly thankful for Carly's story, because it helps me understand Bradley's anxiety, distraction, and absorption in a more real way. I pray that this will help you understand my son and others with autism better. Their experience of our world is more different than you realize.
I am incredibly thankful for Carly's story, because it helps me understand Bradley's anxiety, distraction, and absorption in a more real way. I pray that this will help you understand my son and others with autism better. Their experience of our world is more different than you realize.
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