I believe that inside every person who is bullied there is a strength and a tenacity to survive. You don’t always know when this strength exists, but if you make it through those dark times, you become aware. You become a survivor, someone whose courage and spirit is far stronger than all of the hate and cruelty of their bullies. The one thing that I want to impart to children with autism is knowledge of their own inner strength, and the belief that one day at a time, they, too, can get through this.

 

Valentine Day Messages for Family: One thing that is important in our lives is love someone and being loved by someone. Similarly, important is having a family. So, when the question of celebrating love on February 14th comes in mind, why should we have left out our beloved family members? The Valentine’s Day  is a beautiful excuse to share your love and so you should not waste it and beside your partner or soulmate spare some time to let your family member know how grateful you are to be loved by them, to love them. Below we are helping you to gut out your feelings in words.

Happy Valentine’s day to my lovely family members. Spending my life with you all is the biggest blessing.

Family has the power to turn a place into a home. Happy Valentine’s day to you all.

Happy Valentine’s Day dearest family. I am lucky to have you in my life.

From the Bradley Family

When this Autism Super Mom Gets Tired and frustrated Some days I am amazed that I still have a job. I am amazed that I shower and wear makeup. I am amazed that I still smile. I can say that I am heartbroken. I love my son more than life. He is absolutely amazing. I am sad though. He has never get the support that I want for him. Or the therapy. He has never get the service for his benefit. My life is hard. I am not complaining in anyway. Everything I say is factual. He is not perfect by any means I want what is Wright for him I have a love 💕 for my boy that no one will ever understand https://www.bonfire.com/store/live-beyond-autism/

 

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Sitting in a hairdresser's chair may sound simple, but for a child with autism having a haircut can be painful. We finally fine a barber that works for our son that has developed comfort while cutting his hair during long periods while sitting in a chair 🪑we love 💕 you Brad thank to hubby for making this a routine

 

Welcome to Finding Livebeyondautism .

My mission has always been to show the beauty in severe autism and build a safe community for families to share the unique challenges of parenting a special needs child as well as celebrate the unique joys.

I started blog before on food travel tip but this one is different Brad was diagnosed with autism. At that time, i just need to think now as I go I just needed to write. I needed to get the words and feelings out.

Over time, this website evolved into an amazing community of parents, teachers, therapists, grandparents and caregivers that are looking to find support, encouragement, a safe space to vent and above all…hope.

If you follow us, www.livebeyondautism.com you will find pieces of the beautiful parts of our world – My absolutely beautiful children, all two of them and my wonderful, our journey with verbal, severe autism, raising kids, marriage, love and life. You also can inbox I have been there now am trying to find my way be blessed

 National Autism Awareness Month 2017 in United States of America will begin on

Saturday April 1 

And ends on Sunday April 30

Let raise awareness for Autism  April is the month to do so! It doesn’t matter who or where you raise awareness, just make sure you do!

Every year , autism organizations around the world celebrate the day with unique fundraising and awareness-raising events.  

So this year will be my first because before I didn’t fully come to turn with the diagnosis the doctors 👨‍⚕️ medication 💊 and lifestyle changes so putting myself out there for my son will keep everyone up to date

It is easy to see why many children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are captivated by water. The number of stimuli associated with water hits all the senses! The feel of water, the sounds of waves and splashes, the visuals of light reflecting off the surface, and even the smell can all be so enticing. Of course, these reasons are also why children with autism who struggle with sensory challenges hesitate to touch water at all. Water is soothing to most children with autism but can be overstimulating to others. Regardless, this knowledge is important: Drowning is a leading cause of death in children with autism 

Water provides multiple stimulation’s

Think about what you experience in pool water or the ocean. The surface of the water sparkles in a pool, and ocean waves create foam against a beach. The smell of chlorine or saltwater is obvious, and visuals are distorted as you look into the water. Now put yourself in your child’s shoes and consider how happy they are with their favorite weighted blanket or textile toy. The water offers everything they gain from those stimuli and more.

The sensory experience is magnetic

Autism affects how the brain processes sensory information, and it is common to see children with autism seeking stimulation in different ways. Rocking, flapping, and even self-harm are all commonly associated with autism. The goal is to activate whichever sensory experience is most appealing to the individual, but what is so special about the water? Children with autism have difficulties connecting different stimuli to the same experience, making water very exciting. There are so many switches in the brain being activated simultaneously, that it’s no wonder children with autism are fascinated.

So how do you ensure that your child with autism is safe around water? There are precautions that you can take, teach water safety to making sure your swimming pool is fenced and the gate is locked. 

The discussion of water safety should happen with every child, but because of the unique experience a child with autism may have in and near water, ensuring their safety is a summer must. There are even swim classes specially designed for children with autism.

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