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Worried about the future

north london mum

Hi guys i know i should not be worrying but i do for sons future i here so many diffrent storys about how people with autism struggle in school or work my baby is only 3 i know i dont know what the future holds and i do take each day as it comes some nights i dont get any sleep or sit up till silly o clock reading up on stuff or on some of the advise forums reading others storys and giving advise where i can where his not been well this week his not been in nursery ive noticed more how his behaviour is his sensory needs are more apprant to me i dont know weather or not his is because it was half term last week and he is off this week because his not been well  am i just being overprotective mum worrying 

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  • Hi, if you want to read about another parent's experiences, I just read a really good book.  It's called 'When Fraser Met Billy'.  It's about an autistic boy and his cat, written by his mum.

    To be clear, I don't think getting a cat would solve everything for everyone, but I think there's things you can get from it besides that idea! It shows how bad things can be and how they can get better.  It's especially nice if you like cats of course!

    I'm not a parent, but I think it would be a good book for a parent to read.

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  • Hi, if you want to read about another parent's experiences, I just read a really good book.  It's called 'When Fraser Met Billy'.  It's about an autistic boy and his cat, written by his mum.

    To be clear, I don't think getting a cat would solve everything for everyone, but I think there's things you can get from it besides that idea! It shows how bad things can be and how they can get better.  It's especially nice if you like cats of course!

    I'm not a parent, but I think it would be a good book for a parent to read.

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