friends judging my child

hi all im probably over reacting a bit but im still waiting for an  assesment for my 2 year old wont be to probably december as was told 6 months waiting list i was at a freinds the other day and we were talking about my son she said if he has got autism its probably very mild and his just acting like a normal 2 year old when he has a tantrum as thats what 2 year olds do and he wouldnt be coming up to me for a cuddle if he had autism because children with autism dont do that i was quite hurt as she dose not see what i go through on a daily basis with my son ive had other friends say the same thing too i know they are being surportive but they just dont understand because some of them have even said he cant have that because autistic pepole have it really bad dont commnicate i just feel like screaming at them what do they know i have met so many people  with autism and aspergers and they walk talk just like the rest of us some days ive sat here and cried for my son and my freinds dont even know ive stopped telling them things now because i feel like they are judging my son behind my back sorry for the rant but i had to get this of my chest

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  • Hi, I read your message and can so relate to it, my little girl who has just turned 2 is being diagnosed at the moment, just waiting for appointments to come through!.

    I have family and friends that are very supportive and listen but my partner's family are the opposite and say she will be fine, she will grow out of it and it is the terrible twos!. My daughter is non verbal at the moment and get told all the time by them she will when she is ready!. She also suffers in social situations and they just say she is naughty!. I am hoping once the appointments come through they will understand. My rant overSmile.

    I have been very suprised how much support is out there for Autistic children and so happy that my little girl can attend a special nursery and school when she is ready. I think we are all on a wonderful roller coaster with our children, learning everyday.

     x

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  • Hi, I read your message and can so relate to it, my little girl who has just turned 2 is being diagnosed at the moment, just waiting for appointments to come through!.

    I have family and friends that are very supportive and listen but my partner's family are the opposite and say she will be fine, she will grow out of it and it is the terrible twos!. My daughter is non verbal at the moment and get told all the time by them she will when she is ready!. She also suffers in social situations and they just say she is naughty!. I am hoping once the appointments come through they will understand. My rant overSmile.

    I have been very suprised how much support is out there for Autistic children and so happy that my little girl can attend a special nursery and school when she is ready. I think we are all on a wonderful roller coaster with our children, learning everyday.

     x

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