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Now Reading: Today was a Rough "Manic Monday" for Kyle — Includes video!!
My 12 year old son with autism has this week off from school and then his summer school / extended school year (ESY) starts next Monday.
But like always, 29 minutes later like clockwork Kyle is always asleep before Bert & Ernie finish singing the “Imagination Song.”
t’s now 8:43pm. Kyle is asleep. Wifey is asleep. And i’ve got two episodes of Nurse Jackie in the DVR that are calling my name.
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Frank CampagnaI’m a 48 year old neurotypical dad with a 14 year old son with severe, non-verbal autism & epilepsy. I created this blog to rant about autism & epilepsy while celebrating my son who I affectionately call “the king” :-).
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3 People Replies to “Today was a Rough "Manic Monday" for Kyle — Includes video!!”
I have a Medicaid waiver and I do things with our local NYSARC, Community-Hab and rec. I also bowl with DPAO and they (DPAO) pay for it.
Let your kid have SOME goddamn dignity. I don't care if this blog is "anonymous" (ish)… your son is smarter than you think and he will see this one day. He DOES understand. Stop humiliating him. The meltdown videos? Yeah, poor YOU. He's melting down so often because you treat him like he's incapable of understanding anything. He needs the tools to communicate. And that starts with his parents believing that he can. And if I'm wrong and he can't? HE'S STILL A 12 YEAR OLD HUMAN BEING WHO DESERVES FOR HIS PARENTS (allegedly his biggest ADVOCATES) TO TREAT HIM LIKE THEY WOULD WANT TO BE TREATED. I bet you'd LOVE IT if the person you trusted the most started an "anonymous" blog about how exhausting it is to live with you (complete with video!) Ugh. I can't even hate-read this blog anymore. I wish all the best for "Kyle" and hope someone sees his potential and helps him reach it. Starting with giving a 12 year old more age appropriate options than Sesame Street. I'm autistic and I'm glad someone believed in me and didn't infantilize me at the age of 12. And damn I'm glad the internet didn't exist then. But I'm sure you'll keep doing what you're doing, because YOU'RE the victim, not your son, trapped in a body that won't cooperate.
My son is exactly like kyle….we have provided more age appropriate options as you call them but our son still prefers the wiggles…sesame street…thomas the train etc….there are many levels of autism…..each person is different….autism daddy provides many many oppurtunities for his son…he is educated the world about severe autism…sorry it makes you so angry…perhaps you should spend your time eles where?