by sharon
(uk)
Most parents of an autistic child experience some type of meltdown. Most of the time it is when you least expect it and in front of people which can be quite embarrasing because all they interperet is a child who is naughty. They can't see that this child is autistic and that they are in distress because autism is an invisable disability and the only people that would notice the difference would be people like ourselves who have an autistic child and live with this day in and day out and can probably pick up on the behaviour.
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