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SESAYU INIKAH WAJAH SEORANG IBU APABILA ANAKNYA DISAHKAN AUTISME ?
That is the professional view.
To us, Autism is a seven-year old little boy who is not yet out of diapers and has not yet learned to talk.
To kids at school or on the playground, autism is simply what makes Bobby a “retard.”
To us, autism is sitting in an audiologist’s office while our two-year old son’s hearing is tested and praying that he is deaf because there is something you can do about deafness.
To some, autism is Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man obsessing over Judge Wapner or counting the queens remaining in a blackjack deck.
To us, autism is getting a diagnosis and pouring over the medical literature only to find at every turn that there is “no known cause, no known cure, no approved medical treatments.”
To some, autism is the surreal aspect of savants performing feats of memory or mathematical calculation (like the little autistic boy in Mercury Rising) while being otherwise non-communicative.
To us, it is playing with Bobby at the swimming pool and seeing flashes of a normal happy child locked inside him and being unable to break down the wall that prevents us from rescuing our son. I have more to say, much more, but right now, at this moment, the pain is simply too great.
That is the professional view.
To us, Autism is a seven-year old little boy who is not yet out of diapers and has not yet learned to talk.
To kids at school or on the playground, autism is simply what makes Bobby a “retard.”
To us, autism is sitting in an audiologist’s office while our two-year old son’s hearing is tested and praying that he is deaf because there is something you can do about deafness.
To some, autism is Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man obsessing over Judge Wapner or counting the queens remaining in a blackjack deck.
To us, autism is getting a diagnosis and pouring over the medical literature only to find at every turn that there is “no known cause, no known cure, no approved medical treatments.”
To some, autism is the surreal aspect of savants performing feats of memory or mathematical calculation (like the little autistic boy in Mercury Rising) while being otherwise non-communicative.
To us, it is playing with Bobby at the swimming pool and seeing flashes of a normal happy child locked inside him and being unable to break down the wall that prevents us from rescuing our son. I have more to say, much more, but right now, at this moment, the pain is simply too great.
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saalam puan,saya baca setiap bait perkataan yg puan lontarkan..dgn penuh minat,penuh emosi,dan penuh perasaan..saya juga benar2 simpati dgn apa yg terjadi..saya benar2 menyokong usaha2 yg puan lalkukan untuk ariff tercinta..saya menyokong kata2 puan yg menyatakan walaupun guru pend khas di ajar tentang anak2 ini mereka perlu aada kepakaran utk menangani anak2 ini..saya tidak dapat bayangkan kesedihan yg puan alami bila ariff disakiti..bagi saya..seorng ibu yg juga punya anak autistik..hati anak2 begini pun tak boleh disakiti manahal pula didera..saya sendiri..ada pengalaman keluhan cikgu pendidikan khas keatas anak saya..katanya dia lebih rela mendidik 10 org anak down sindrom dari mendidik seorang anak autistik seperti anak saya..sedihnye memakan bulan..lebih sedih bila ini adalah tahun pertama anak saya menjejaki pra pendidikan khas..beri lah anak ini masa menyesuaikan diri..pada puan tabahlah menempuhi keadaan ini,Allah bersama sama kite puan..anak2 sperti anak kita ni syurga lah tempat mereka
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