This video has a lot of negativity in a parent giving up on their child a lack of hope for the future I don’t like people like the mother and doctor it seems that they only focus on the bad things also what kind of doctor says oh I can assure you you can die and you will and just leaves the room and the mother she’s just a coward she doesn’t see or understand that her daughter could be more gifted and change the world in more ways than she can count parents should never give up on their children just because of what they have Helen Keller’s parents never gave up on her in those times people like Helen would have been sent away to an asylum which in those days were not places meant for people like Helen or the little girl they were used to hide them from people who would have shunned them and Temple Grandin’s mother never gave up on her it’s because of those parents and so many others who believed in them believed they were more than Mets the eye that they could change the world for the better let me know what you guys thing down below ❤❤❤❤
What I don't like (apart from autism being portrayed as some horrible monster) is how she just "suddenly became" autistic. It's not like she stopped responding to her name one day, she would have always done it. When they realised something was 'wrong' she was way past the age typical kids start speaking so why hadn't they noticed before.
Hi this is based on a true story! I am sorry her story offends you. She was diagnosed and was constantly turned away by everyone (autism is a spectrum as you probably know) until she came across a school that would work with her. She spoke at one point and then decided one day to never speak again... so she did suddenly start declining with speech therapy as well. It is also hard to get kids to "act" at the age in which they are normally diagnosed. If you know some kids around 1 or 2 that will portray and listen please let me know, thank you! Also there are times in which people are diagnosed later in life so please do not think that is not realistic.
@@wyliecharles7202 Thank you for clarifying - I wasn't aware that she could speak previously and did actually stop speaking, maybe I just missed something in the video. I also wasn't aware she was meant to be younger so sorry for assuming. I do know that autism is often diagnosed later in life and that's the case for me too, but signs are always noticed at a younger age even if they're dismissed or misdiagnosed. It was the seemingly sudden change that I noticed but now I know I must have missed something. Do you know the girl personally? I hope she is doing well ❤️
I'm a Man I'm 26 And I have this Autism Disorder too Got the Diagnosis at the Age of 16 My World just Stopped it was a Shock😔😔😔😔😔 Won't ever Forget that Situation.
I'm saying right now keeping a secret from your child like that is practically the same as bailing and returning 18 years later😡. Self awarness is the key to self improvement
I'm in the spectrum, when she expressed to her father for not giving up, tears just came rolling down. It's often the people that keeps holding on that scares me the most - I might be scared they'll give up on me..
Autism looks very different from person to person. Some people in the spectrum can graduates school, hold jobs, get married. Others will never be verbal, struggle with basic coordination skills, and have no ability to care for themselves. For some families an autistic child makes their family a little different for other families, depending on what services are available to them and the level of severity, it can be nightmarish.
How dare you guys portray us like this. We are human, we are meaningful, and it is not a tragedy for someone to be autistic. If you care about autistic people’s views at all, take this garbage down.
This is based on the true events of a low functioning autistic adult. I am sorry that her life story offended you. The school has given her hope and a place to go everyday with people that understand her. This video took a very negative thing that happened in her life and made it a positive it is the exact opposite of garbage... this school has been life changing for her.
Wow. Why so negative? Autism has so many beautiful aspects. the tightest cuddles the best moments. It’s not a negative. It’s just a difference. Open your eyes.
Hi Tom, This video is based on a true story, i am sorry her story offended you. There is a lot of great things about autism for sure but sadly there is a reality of trying to figure out what will happen to low functioning autistic children when their parents are gone is very real.
@@carlydiane no offence meant or taken Carly. It’s a real issue and one I have to think about every day. Just seems to have a real negative spin on autism in this video that perhaps there doesn’t need to be. Maybe that’s my perception and we all deal with things in different ways. I wouldn’t ever want any child to feel like a burden or that they were anything other than a positive influence in their parents life. Keep smiling.
@@selfiephotobooth I get what you are saying but autism isn't always warm and fuzzy. Of course no one wants to hurt anyone's feelings this is about someone in particular with low functioning autism, as autism is a spectrum and is different from person to person but the video displays sad realities of what really happened. Her mom did leave. She did get asked to leave multiple restaurants, schools, stores,etc. she was often called a difficult child because she would break her teachers arms, because she got extremely violent. She has constantly been told she doesn't belong due to this. This school in the video took someone that everyone else said didn't belong and gave her a place where she did belong! So I think that the video is incredibly positive! And it gives her dad peace of mind that she has a safe place she will be able to go for the rest of her life when he is gone.
As an autistic person it’s sad to see how the mom Just leaves her daughter and to the parents with autistic children thinking they’re failing Let me just say you are doing amazing and a mother or father
I was at the stadium! That was the night this Georgia State student from Atlanta, who was a Georgia Tech and Georgia fan, put the team from the city to which his family had moved (the Miami Hurricanes) above the teams from his state of birth!
im gonna hunt the person who made this down and see how they'd like to be treated like the way your treated us how would you like it if you had to be put in a institution because your different how would you like it if you where given shock therapy every week because you orginased the tape in home depo how would you like it if you were hurt because of something you cant control this world wasn't made for autic people and we have to put up with this abelist bs because people wopnt listen! its not that hard think before you f@cking do
Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
