Understanding Autism - Meet Ned
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2021
- A short video featuring a young boy called Ned created to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families understand and recognise the early signs of Autism. This film is an initiative of the National Early Indigenous Liaison Officer Program funded by the Department of Social Services as part of the Helping Children with Autism (HCWA) program.
Ned’s got balls. Specially when it comes to putting up with Tyrone.
yep
ya but im honestly surprise to see this comment on a random autism video XD
My daughter was just diagnosed with autism 2 days ago and she just turned 4. I knew something was different and I’m glad I advocated for her. People around me are gonna have to educate themselves about this to continue to be around her because she deserves people who are gonna give her compassion and not treat her differently
Our son was 2 when he was diagnosed, he’s 29 now
I'm autistic 46 years old. Diagnosed at age 2. People don't understand me. No friends . Love toys. Lots of people love me. Try hard to hug me. But love being alone and love going out to look at toys. Bye
Nothing wrong with loving to look at toys ! As long as you know your loved❤
Same, and im turning 22 next week
@@MsYukizomesorangejuice happiest birthday
@@user-kv4ns7gw6k thanks dude
I'm an adult i have asd and i sent this to my grandma because i want her to understand me more but this makes me feel so sad
Our son is autistic, he’s 29 and he lives with us, the only problem we really have with him is his non stop talking, he repeatedly says the same things over and over again. It can be frustrating at times, he went all through school but he can’t read or write. He has done things we never thought he would, he works 2 days a week, he’s in the Special Olympics for our county, he plays basketball and he’s on the track and field team , he’s a math whiz, he loves numbers
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I am autistic and I find this fascinating
I have asperger syndrome, but you wouldn't really notice unless I told you or if you study my behavior closely. The funny part is that most people with asperger syndrome usually can't communicate effectively or are too shy (according to Google), but for me, it's the opposite. I'm not shy, I always am open to a conversation and love being social.
yup
Extrovert autistic exist, Most people just invalid them
Same but I can also be socially awkward and anxious
Thank you for sharing. Was there anything your parents did for you, that you found helpful?
My son was diagnosed last week. Age 2. He has 6 siblings ages 17 to 7. I am seaeching for videos/training , advice, anything that will help them understand how to help him/treat him while playing or watching him around the house.
I have autism and this was so relatable. I had a special classroom at 5th grade
awe keep up the good work u can do anything
@@Saffie15 Time flies. Honestly I'm 19 and i'm done with school now I need a group home
Same, I had special Ed classes up till junior year
Great video to introduce Autism to young learners!
yep
Im autistic an didn't get diagnosed until i was 15 even tho i had all the childhood symptoms
I wish Autism Queensland existed back in the 1970ies.
Great video.
yep
Same for me
I am autistic I was diagnosed when I was only 3. I am 11 now and it’s been really hard . I barely made any friends and ppl seem to find my obsession with cats weird .
I was diagnosed with autism when I was three as well, so we relate.
Maybe u can find friends online or maybe autistic friends in the neighbourhood ❤ but don’t forget I’m know your friend to. Every time ur sad or felt misunderstood
Come and see this comment
Much love from a Moroccan auntie living in the Netherlands of autistic lovely nephew who I love the most in this world 😊😊😊
I have asd and I don’t really mind if this is a re-upload
I remember now I had Autism when I was a child I ignored my family long ago.
Intervention sounds like we are doing drugs or something
Reupload!
"His favorite color is green. He likes green peas."
WHAT OTHER COLOR ARE THEY?!
-Who's Ned?
-Ned's dead baby. Ned's dead...
Ned's got a big sick
Flip😐
I'm still trying to put my finger on it, but as I watch these "intro to autism" videos, I can't help but sense that something is a little ... off ... about them.
Perhaps part of the problem is the focus on children ... I only fully realized I have autism about three weeks ago, and all of the sudden a *lot* of workplace behaviors, difficulties in finding work, and other things in my life make sense ... but some of my traits don't match up with "typical" autism, so I can't help but wonder if we're looking for the wrong things.
Perhaps we should keep in mind that the quirky, extremely shy kid, prone to being bullied, who enjoys debate tournaments (but confound it if he couldn't figure out how to do better than 50% wins in a Lincoln Douglas tournament!) and being in school musicals and plays, who sings in a choir, who delves into science fiction and fantasy, who writes for the school newspaper, who decides to become a PhD mathematician because of a "rabbit hole" he fell into when reading "Jurassic Park" and discovering that mathematics is beautiful, who goes from software development job to software development job, regularly burning out (sometimes even when the startup burns out too) ... he might be autistic, too!
It was weird for me (as a European) to hear the baby referred to as Bubba - that's a name for a black person in American movies, never knew you Australians called babies or little children that.
I’m from America, and no where in our movies does bubba refer to a black person? In the states bubba means brother 😊
It's just a nick name for guys in the American South.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It’s baby or toddler not bubba , bubba is a nickname
Meeting #drobaedo on UA-cam has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have finally been cured, thank you doc God bless you.❤
My daughter was just diagnosed with autism 2 days ago and she just turned 4. I knew something was different and I’m glad I advocated for her. People around me are gonna have to educate themselves about this to continue to be around her because she deserves people who are gonna give her compassion and not treat her differently