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SW-User
There has to be a reason for it .-.
What's on her mind? If you can solve THAT issue, none of this will happen again :v
What's on her mind? If you can solve THAT issue, none of this will happen again :v
RemovedUsername634280 · 41-45, F
SW-User
@RemovedUsername634280 then forgive her. It is not her fault and know that if she could do better, she would, but she can't make you proud because she has no ability to. So have patience :)
RemovedUsername634280 · 41-45, F
@SW-User I've done 17 years raising my autistic son and now this. My patience has gone and so has the love
SuperA · 70-79, F
@RemovedUsername634280 Is your daughter receiving any type of therapy? I have minor relatives who are autistic. Things do get better if you get the help that is needed My nephew could not be controlled as a child, but both parents and he went to therapy. He's now a teen nd doing very well in school.
Austistic children and adults don't know how to pick up on social cues, they have no fear many times, so they get frustrated. Look for a support group in your area or contact an agency who help with that sort of things. Many times you can find assistance through the school's social worker.
Austistic children and adults don't know how to pick up on social cues, they have no fear many times, so they get frustrated. Look for a support group in your area or contact an agency who help with that sort of things. Many times you can find assistance through the school's social worker.