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Great episode. I learned alot about stimming.

We love Amanda!!! Team orange is the best!!! 🧡

I would have but my husband split the moment he found out our son had autism😂❤

Legoland has sensory rooms as well and they even have fast passes for kids with autism so they won’t have to struggle with too much waiting

Excellent job.

Auntie Tori would love some ez merch!

Excellent interview process sir. Good stuff.

Hey man, I'm Jason's nephew Zack. Just wanted to give you support and appreciate your content. My sister's kids are autistic as well. Good luck on the UA-cam journey brother I'll be watching ❤

Hi, I am Isaque, I am 18, I am from Brazil, and I am autistic, and unfortunately, this actually happens... When I was on his age my school colleges(6 of them) made a circle around me, and started throwing stones at me, and in Middle and to the end of high school, I never had many friends :(. That made me feel very insecure, because it feel like my mind is a very different place that most people, and that is kinda hard to deal with... But today, really, today, something really cool happened, someone that knew that I was autistic, called, so that I could tell I little bit about autistism for the kids in our church, and, it was very special, just telling, that everyone is special, not because someone is autistic, or inteligent or whatever, but that we are special because God chose us, a very special day!

I can just about draw anything, have to say the kid did a good job.

good job Todd

I don't know if it's just my experience. But I've never, ever seen someone mistreat someone with special needs in Boston. Nor anywhere else in Mass or New England.

Hear me out... Its good that your boy got to see this. Not okay, but good. There's prople in this world that don't act with our heart in mind. People that either want to hurt us or just don't care if they do. Your boy has a condition that is lifelong and he will run into others who are just as ignorant and hurtful, if not moreso. What makes this moment a good one, is that you're right there to comfort and strengthen him. Help him understand that the world isn't nice, but it can be beautiful. This moment was an unkind one, but it's the type that we can use to build a solid foundation of character.

Waiting for a seat in line at out favorite restaurant and a small special needs girl was dressed up as a princess. Dont know what came over me but I walked up fell to one knee and told her she was the most beautiful princess I had ever seen and I pledged myself to her service. She lit up like a lightbulb. Mom and Dad smiled frpm ear to ear. One time in my life where I actually did the right thing. My wife was crying thru half of dinner

Love this I’m currently similar situation w two kiddos on spectrum

Amen❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ yes They are so precious in the sight of God❤❤❤❤❤❤ very true, so VITAL to us❤

Wow

Living with autism isn’t easy either

Great interview. Thanks for sharing and being brave

Amazing! ❤

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“And trauma mommy.” 😂😂😂😍😍😍

Awesome video! The best so far! God bless you!

Very Deep discussion thanks for sharing

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aparently james running away is standard thing at school. we have to take him into school and get breakfast and deposit at class room or he explores on his own. the last week of kindergarten he got away from grandma and we literally lost him for 15 minutes at least since school is 2 blocks from house and we walk him to school. there are police who dirrect traffic at his charter school that my mom could talk to luckily a 4th grade teacher saw james 4 blocks from school and recognized he was a kindergartener at her school and convinced him to get in her car. she then called the police and one of the officers at the school and i went to get him. he then ran from church the next sunday and police were involved again and he was found blocks away from church. no further episodes months later luckily but we always hold hand in public.

James was 2 months early I had pretty much given up on kids married at 34 was 36 been trying a year. at 3 months traditional morning sickness. 1st check up 4 months heard heart beat thought 2 or 3 months no 4 months okay more pregnat than i thought. due date may 4 march 7 4 am water broke week before had minor bleed episode follow up all good see you in month. james had better idea. 4 lbs at least 1 niu nurse thought closer to term so big premie. blew hole in lung before i went home was adament not a problem was told happens heals self. with james took days my mom husband and medical staff all worried baby not going to make it I was convinced somehow baby fine 6 now so apparently against odds i was right not crazy. also had brother in iraq 2 ours army reserves mp so get milatary as well

Imagine raising a child in the late 1970s, when very few people, even doctors, had heard of autism or Aspergers...

Our church is a small 40 or so attendance on a good sunday 70 year old german lutheran church my autism kid is the only perfect attendance kid and its been 10 years at least since we have had a kid luckily I grew up there started when I was 2. so my kid is kind of everyones kid for vbs last summer I found 2 day time vbs programs at 2 differnent baptist churches and upfront on enrolling said my kid is autism spectrum and I am more than willing to attend vbs with my kid since you don't know him and may not know what to do with him. and he had a good experience both times the first church had at least one kid like him that he got along with and were glad i was there. the other church they had not run across anyone like him before and were very happy to have me. I made sure to have a bag and when he needed a break i had books and we could find a corner and he could calm down. Crayola experience here in texas has one sunday a month most months that they call sensory sundays and they are autism friendly times and I am thinking of talking to grandparents that don't spend much time with james about taking him that sunday so they can have a fun outing with grandson while seeing other kids like him out with their families to help them better understand. all but one grand parent is close by and my mom is around him on a regular basis but his grandpas and stepgrandma and grandpa girlfriend not so much.

I liked this one also James told me he was ready at 18 months to potty train we started he had minor set back with potty in public when encountered a autoflush toilet at library that went off when he was on it was nearly done at 3 and started over so i potty trained twice he was 4 when he finished for good. also as far as comunication and autistic kids are different expected to tire of why with my kid. He barely did why tended to favor what happened to them? What happened? and How does it work? more than why? we had to explain how trees and doors worked for example. Therapy really does make a difference. I have minor cerebal palsy a neuro muscular condition and was diagnosed with something neuro muscular in the mid 80s and had speach and physical therapy at school and function so well people are shocked when i admit i am neuro diverse.

So happy that I found your podcast. this is my second one I ran across your episode on worship and thought it was great and decided to start at the beginning and watch the rest. I can relate I have a 6 year old autism spectrum kiddo very verbal very active.

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The best part has been seeing the growth, but also seeing how creative they are in a unique way.

When they but mostly G was first diagnosed I would say the hardest thing was not knowing how to help her because I didn’t understand or know what was going on.

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I love that I get to be a kid with him 😌 and expirence being a child too

🙏🙏🙏🙏I'm growing in loving God with everything I'm learning with my son

I'm constantly 😅lashing out due to lack of sleep

Same I used to yell all the time and cry