Mo and Me Part 3: Mo's therapies and my anxiety attacks
Mo, my eldest son, heart, inspiration, and teacher, is 25 years old and autistic. Raising Mo has been a fantastic journey with many ups and downs. I hope to share some of my experiences, learnings and insights with those of you who are a part of the life of someone with autism.
00:00 Therapy begins
01:06 Sensory Integration Dysfunction
02:39 TEACCH
03:36 Mother/Therapist
04:00 Sharing the diagnosis
05:15 My anxiety
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You are right about parental denial regarding their child 's weaknesses, let alone sharing with others and doing something about it. Your story will help give strength to many such parents!😊
I have been a part of your journey and I always have admired you and Osman for being so open about Moeez. I think as parents seeing your child in distress is the biggest test. But you were so graceful about it, I remember when he had his meltdowns you were never embarrassed. I remember it happening by the pool and people were glaring and in a way being judgmental. Your focus was always about finding ways to calm him down, or allow him to vent it out. You truly are inspirational and have always admired you for this.
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Friends like you were and continue to be a tremendous support!