Have you ever thought what it is like when the lights are turned down. Not in a literal since, but more so when it comes to conversations. My name is Olivia McClure, and this is my lifes experience with having Autism. I was diagnosed at 3, I one day stopped playing with my dolls and drawing with crayons. It was concerning to my parents after years of watching my learn how to walk, talk etc. Thanks to amazing medical speech and ocupational therapists, I have gained those abilities back along with developing many more.
Having Autism is a different experience for each individual. I still remember and very vividly being bullied. Whether it was a stem I had or behavior I displayed because of trauma I went through. I would think they were laughing with me when in fact they were laughing at me. For here's this completely destructed my trust I had with people. Through going to school, being in SMALL GROUP💘✨✝️, or just spending time with my family, I realized life is too short to shut people out. Through living the human experience, I've come to learn Whether one is neurodivergent or Neurotypical, we have all had days or even years where we feel unwanted> expand
My message isn't just about me but more so for the parents of Autistic people. Sadly a large amount of people who are on the spectrum would say that their first bully was a parent this is why important to acknowledge a child on the spectrum isn't trying to make it harder for you, but trying to communicate a way easiest for them.