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  • @camrai7444
    @camrai7444 6 років тому +11

    Autism for children and adults is such a struggle just for them to fit in. My heart goes out to all who struggle with this..

    • @peepeepooluo2230
      @peepeepooluo2230 4 роки тому

      Standing out is easier than to fit in tho ._.

    • @Sailormoonfan88
      @Sailormoonfan88 2 роки тому

      Camral thank you so much. As I was diagnosed with HFA as an adult it is very hard not feel left out when you have sensory issues.

    • @rachealnassaka9636
      @rachealnassaka9636 2 роки тому

      Not easy at all ,only God

  • @angrygrandpafan5617
    @angrygrandpafan5617 8 років тому +120

    I'm 14 and I have a mild form of autism and my life is hell because I got bullied in primary school a lot. I'm in high school now and many kids think I'm a weirdo because I don't understand the social rules and there was a girl that I liked but she couldn't cope with me so she started being rude to me and rejecting me despite my efforts to be nice and follow the social rules. she robbed me in and then parents were coming up the school saying stuff about me and the police nearly got called. people have no respect for differences these days like I have never said that black people are rude I'm always nice to them and then a kid beat me up for playing with them, seriously my child years are hell for me because I can't be accepted , I just need to find a girl who understands me , please don't hate me guys

    • @aye-jae
      @aye-jae 8 років тому +5

      Try going to a counselor or making some best friends....
      (I know too, a ton more easier said than done, I'm 14 too and have a hard time doing anything...)

    • @annelisebonwick
      @annelisebonwick 8 років тому +5

      Hi I have autism to and I understand how it is for you the stuff that happen to you happens to me

    • @mannyrom794
      @mannyrom794 7 років тому +4

      in sorry I have 3 brothers with Autism

    • @joshvul
      @joshvul 7 років тому +2

      you are not the only

    • @Slayer44556
      @Slayer44556 7 років тому

      Angry grandpa Fan your not the only one I got bully bay the school

  • @samsstudio5727
    @samsstudio5727 7 років тому +19

    whenever i had meltdowns it would be like a panic attack, when i was younger and didnt have treatment i would have meltdowns before a seizure or when i was threatened or confused

    • @Lolypop123
      @Lolypop123 5 років тому +1

      Sam's Studio that sucks dude you should of got treatment that is not fair for you

  • @doverpoint1
    @doverpoint1 6 років тому +16

    I have Aspergers, and I’m fine as long as I have my headphones with me. If I don’t have them, that’s a different story...

  • @auburneytuckerson2959
    @auburneytuckerson2959 6 років тому +26

    I'm 19, and I have meltdowns from sensory overload due to loud noises. It happens to adults, too, but people seem to forget that.

    • @ghostchrisplays
      @ghostchrisplays 4 роки тому +2

      I know that adults have them as well because I'm 16 and I still have meltdowns alot

    • @barbaramoran8690
      @barbaramoran8690 3 роки тому

      I BELIEVE YOU AND I WISH EVERYONE ELSE DID.I HAVE HAD MANY MELTDOWNS DUE TO NOISE .I HAD A JOB FOR 22 YEARS THANKFULLY THEY WERE PATIENT WHEN I CRIED WHEN THERE WAS TOO MUCH NOISE.I GOT DISABILITY AFTER AUTISM DIAGNOSES .I WASN’T DIAGNOSED UNTIL 40.

    • @auburneytuckerson2959
      @auburneytuckerson2959 3 роки тому

      I'm 21 now and had less meltdowns since I got my own rented apartment in a quieter neighborhood.

    • @barbaramoran8690
      @barbaramoran8690 3 роки тому +1

      @@auburneytuckerson2959 I’m so thankful that you have better environment.Now people can see how protecting you from too much noise can improve quality of life.No one wants to have meltdowns and when someone is criticized for them when same person is trapped with too much noise .It is like sticking feet out and repeatedly tripping someone and then telling them off for falling down.Like pushing someone down the stairs and injuring them and then saying “look what you did to yourself”.A quiet environment is a need for you.Not a luxury.
      How were you treated before when you had meltdowns.Did they realize you were in pain?
      I have been with many people who understand and help me avoid too much noise and I’ve also had times when it seemed like I was “set up to fail.”
      I was trapped with too much noise and scolded for my reaction and not allowed to complain.THAT MUST NOT BE .
      whoever reads this people who have meltdowns triggered by noise are in as much pain as one who is physically attacked by how they are wired.
      PLEASE TAKE ALL NOISE COMPLAINTS SERIOUSLY.WE WOULD NEVER SCOLD SOMEONE WHO WAS OBVIOUSLY INJURED .BUT SOME PAIN IS INVISABLE AND MUST BE BELIEVED.EXPOSING AUTISTIC PEOPLE TO TOO MUCH NOISE.TRAPPING THEM THERE AND SCOLDING THEM KNOWINGLY IS ABUSE SAME AS IF YOU HIT THEM.I REALIZE THAT REACTING TO A NOISE MOST PEOPLE ARE OK WITH SOUNDS SILLY BUT THEIR BRAINS REACT IN AN UNUSUAL WAY.IT IS LIKE HAVING AN ALLERGY.
      WE WOULD NEVER EXPECT SOMEONE TO BREATHE POLLEN AND NOT SNEEZE.WE TELL PEOPLE TO AVOID KNOWN ALLERGENS AND THERE ARE MEDS TO RELIEVE ALLERGIES.IF SOMEONE HAD FOOD ALLERGY AND COULDN’T EAT SOMETHING YOU COOKED.WE WOULDN’T SAY THE PERSON WAS RUDE OR SELFISH.WE WOULD NOT KNOWINGLY MAKE SOMEONE EAT SOMETHING THAT THEY WERE ALLERGIC TO.
      When my sister was allergic to cow’s milk and parents realized it they switched her to goat milk..
      AuBurney,I have a bio .It is called Hello Stranger My Life On The autism Spectrum .by Barbara Moran as told to Karl Williams .
      I grew up before autism was understood and spent years in a mental institution .and had a lot of negative feedback .Later I got real help and lots of love.I think my story would make yours more believable .I’;d love to hear your story .Have people taken your noise problem seriously .or did they bully you and push you into places you couldn’t handle and then shame you.calling you selfish .or acting as if “you just liked to complain”
      Telling you you were “feeling sorry for yourself”.I;m glad that people like you send me are no longer put in mental institutions for years and can stay with family and get treatment at home.I know a school psychologist a good one who worked with autistic children .She recently retired.
      She has been my friend since around 2000.and has helped me a lot.and has helped me heal from the endless shaming I grew up with.
      They no longer call the autistic “.mentally ill” that’s a blessing .Mentally ill people are sometimes looked at as less than human and get the worst discrimination.Autism diagnoses at age 40 was like being forgiven of many sins.Finally I was innocent and believable.
      A whole lot better than Freudian psychiatrist saying I had chosen to be mentally ill as if a pre born infant could choose anything..Children need to be between one and two to understand what “choosing “actually is. We Know nothing when born and have to learn everything.They knew I was abnormal before taking me home from hospital.I had no idea then what a “choice “ was.AUTISM IS NEUROLOGICAL AND THE PROPER TREATMENT IS SENSORY INTEGRATION AND GOOD NUTRITION AND LOTS OF POSITIVE ATTENTION AND GENTLENESS.THAT CAN LEAD TO BETTER FUNCTIONING AND MILDER SENSORY ISSUES.
      AS IT WAS A COUPLE OF MEDICATIONS I WAS ON MADE MY SENSORY ISSUES WORSE AND HAD I HAD SENSORY INTEGRATION INSTEAD I COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH LESS SENSITIVE AND NOT HAD MELTDOWNS.
      I was on bad meds for 15 months starting at age 11 and they made me very anxious although they were meant to make me calmer.Someone may have thought I was calmer because I felt so tired and was withdrawn.I was moat catatonic at time I also screamed a lot .Freudian psychiatry forgets that mental patients have a body.they think your true self is the “subconscious “mind .an imaginary self that the doctor creates in his fantasies..My therapist was crazy.I was stuck with him for a decade.He did not like me.

    • @dylancuthbert3207
      @dylancuthbert3207 2 роки тому

      I have meltdowns but I just keep it in because I'm scared to have one because the last time I exploded I went non verbal:(

  • @jessetownes
    @jessetownes 6 років тому +13

    I'm autistic and whenever I feel like throwing a tantrum I just find something I like to distract me.

  • @MichaelWilliamBeck
    @MichaelWilliamBeck 10 років тому +68

    Why does every parent of a child with Autism blame Gluten? Everybody blames Gluten for everything these days.

    • @blarp101
      @blarp101 10 років тому +16

      Gluten is the reason people like you exist. You monster

    • @MichaelWilliamBeck
      @MichaelWilliamBeck 10 років тому +5

      Lol

    • @coolcaleb33YT
      @coolcaleb33YT 8 років тому +12

      wait really that's sad 😭 i have autism and they say that

    • @Hakuna_My_Tatas
      @Hakuna_My_Tatas 5 років тому +5

      Gluten?? But not the vaccines??

    • @scarecrow7313
      @scarecrow7313 5 років тому +4

      My family in a nitshell! No knolage of my condition!

  • @lovepeaceheart13
    @lovepeaceheart13 4 роки тому +2

    what if the triggers are when we try to teach the child about words because they have communication issues and are frustrated?

  • @mcrespo
    @mcrespo 10 років тому +15

    "For example"

  • @KitKat-7417
    @KitKat-7417 8 років тому +5

    for me, it was/is sugar. if i had a certain amount of sugar (still less than what others would have) i was more likely to have a harder time, a rougher day. when my mother cut a lot of sugar out (for instance, getting water instead of soda at a restaront, or having cheese and crackers as a snack instead of some kind of fruit rollup) i did better. i had less meltdowns. and i focused more

    • @fable633
      @fable633 7 років тому

      Lovey Mills isn't that from ADHD

    • @Ray2311us
      @Ray2311us 4 роки тому +1

      @@fable633 similar categories, as autistic people do not have a cap on how much energy they decide to expel and thus get symptoms of ADHD or ADD

    • @fable633
      @fable633 4 роки тому

      @@Ray2311us ah ok gotcha so they have like a similar branch is what I'm getting sì?

  • @mannyrom794
    @mannyrom794 7 років тому +16

    I have 3 brothers with autism :( but no matter what they have I love them and my class makes fun if a kid with a disability and I get mad and end up not talking to that person I get do mad so pls don't bully kids because they are different

    • @Ray2311us
      @Ray2311us 4 роки тому

      If those autistic kids were in a jungle with no laws it would be the other way around indefinitely

  • @jbzhummerh2gamer
    @jbzhummerh2gamer 10 років тому +22

    What about adults that have autism & have meltdowns? I know my trigger is confrontation, especially violent or really negative in nature.

    • @vibespin5027
      @vibespin5027 9 років тому +1

      +torgeir “torgeir03” HD rude

    • @vibespin5027
      @vibespin5027 9 років тому

      torgeir HD wow I seriously thought you were just being rude.so many times I come across people who have negative things to say about autism. But wow that is new to me. How do you handle that??

    • @pieboy9993
      @pieboy9993 9 років тому

      +jbzhummerh2gamer that would be funny to see a adult have a metdown i would get it on camera

    • @pieboy9993
      @pieboy9993 9 років тому +1

      Katrina Tidwell be civilized at least for gosh sake if you did that then good job your in prison for your whole life what an idiot

    • @pieboy9993
      @pieboy9993 8 років тому

      +jbzhummerh2gamer that would be funny to see

  • @queenamandav7083
    @queenamandav7083 4 роки тому +2

    Sometimes they have meltdowns because they don’t have there phone because my brother does that when my mom takes away his phone then when she gives it back he stops having a meltdown

  • @jkb4
    @jkb4 6 років тому +11

    Seeing these comments of all these bullying makes me so upset. My son got lucky and had a sister a grade ahead of him and a cousin in the same grade.Also, a very loud mouth mother😉. If anybody even looked at him funny the girls and their friends were right behind him with support. He also has schizophrenia so he made everyone aware that he had that also. Facebook has support groups for autism and such. Just a suggestion but maybe some of you can message each other or even meet each other. Just a suggestion. God Bless all. You are perfect💙

  • @scarecrow7313
    @scarecrow7313 5 років тому +2

    I had a very big complex throughout most of my life because of other people's judgements. Most of the time, I keep to myself but I love to get involved with people (selected people ofcourse) I am lonley but NOT alone!

  • @crafterman2345
    @crafterman2345 4 роки тому +4

    I was born with Autism and I had all of these symptoms. Learning personal responsibility, and needing to fit in is what helped me. I think the worst thing you can do for an autistic child is give them special treatment, baby them, accommodate their irrational fears, and give them whatever they want. It's critical they learn to function

  • @iworks
    @iworks 6 років тому +2

    Finally, someone understands me. I went to the office because we had visitors. It got way too loud and o had a meltdown.

  • @mounaviradhasamayal8058
    @mounaviradhasamayal8058 3 роки тому +1

    Great Video! Thats all I see in my son's case. How am i to react for that? I'm known what triggers him like Pressure cooker sounds, sudden fall of things in home, Wet grinder, raising voice over him, etc, How to handle it? Am trying to explain the common noises, will it work?

  • @ayazibrahim7156
    @ayazibrahim7156 9 років тому +6

    my child is in asd but v mild .he has high functioning also.i have seen him lost in his own world but,no one alse .he make eye contact ,he speaks well but with, gaps, he has adhd sever .but,he is friendly,talkative,no one like him but he loves all .people who have known him from years dont believe that he has any syndrome.even in our both sides family.so he is confused with their hate,so I'm not able to make him what he wants to be he do not have any interest in books ,he always want to invent something ,rather than studying in a class,with noises.what should i do to help him with this situation,,,,,,........,?

    • @teeeee288
      @teeeee288 4 роки тому

      have you ever tried homeschooling? Maybe look?

  • @blakeremy5680
    @blakeremy5680 9 років тому +5

    she is so right when I was younger I went through that

  • @williamchilds2060
    @williamchilds2060 6 років тому +1

    I have level 2 autism. I have meltdowns. I have them a couple times a day. It's very often due to noise, routine change or lights.

  • @Type40TARDIS
    @Type40TARDIS 5 років тому +4

    I just wish I was never autistic because my step dad makes my life more and more worse because he is strict. If I never had autism, I would forever be happy 😉

  • @grettagrids
    @grettagrids 6 років тому +1

    I have ACC and many of the same symptoms of being Sensory sensitive.. ACC= agenisis of corpus callosum and also Septo optic dysplasia. I can't stand LOUD colors, noises or strong scents.

  • @SushiWangwan
    @SushiWangwan 5 років тому +5

    You mean "reasons why autistic PEOPLE have meltdowns"
    ADULTS 👏CAN👏 BE 👏AUTISTIC👏 TOO👏

  • @litalim1547
    @litalim1547 8 років тому +9

    I do not have meltdowns

  • @terryheistand7420
    @terryheistand7420 4 роки тому

    As a psychology student especially interested in people on the Autism Spectrum, I found this video to be very informative. I am working on a post for Autism Spectrum Disorders on my Facebook page, and would like to include the link to this video. Is that okay with you? Thank you.

  • @ssestakhch
    @ssestakhch 9 років тому +5

    A video by Penn and Teller taught me to take videos such as this one with a grain of salt.

  • @TheDoctor2007
    @TheDoctor2007 6 років тому +1

    Curious considering I had a few meltdowns yes I do have autism just doing research on my disability

    • @peepeepooluo2230
      @peepeepooluo2230 4 роки тому

      I do research on that too

    • @TheDoctor2007
      @TheDoctor2007 4 роки тому

      Peepeepoo lɐuǀɓǀɹO dang forgot about this video/ comment

  • @barikopman5550
    @barikopman5550 2 роки тому +1

    I am 19 years old and I just suffered a meltdown at school today

  • @Mopsspoof
    @Mopsspoof 4 роки тому

    I have ASD and I’m on a really low side of the spectrum, I have sensory issues and I get triggered when there’s an alarm going off (particularly emergency ones). I stim sometimes but not harshly and I can’t confront people because I have trouble speaking (I’m 12). When I was in a special needs kindergarten school I was in the really high end of the spectrum but as I grew up I started to grow out of it a little bit. It sucks because I’m sensitive to loud sounds and I get scared easily so I usually catch myself from having a meltdown when I’m in loud areas. Anxiety usually causes an emotional outburst of pure fear in me for say when I can’t sleep or when I am being sternly talked to by a parent/adult, overheating causes a panic attack and autistic meltdown in me (I cant control my fear when this happens so I usually can’t control my actions)

    • @teeeee288
      @teeeee288 4 роки тому

      when you stim, you can't stop it can you? How do you calm down when you stim? If someone tells you to stop do you feel confused or do know you are being loud?

    • @Mopsspoof
      @Mopsspoof 4 роки тому

      tahirah ali when I stim I usually rock myself back and forth pretty aggressively and it pretty common for me when I’m bored and stuff, I sometimes just make a loud sound and no one tell me to be quiet but it’s pretty rare. But when someone gets annoyed with me rocking back and forth they don’t know it’s a stim and I get a little mad when they tell me to stop when clearly it’s pretty hard to stop
      Edit: I usually just stop stimming on my own or when I just get distracted

    • @lowelynn4235
      @lowelynn4235 3 роки тому

      Hi, maybe you can try 10days retreat Vipassana meditation by SN Goenka in yr country, if u will. :) be Happy

  • @boldcouncil9087
    @boldcouncil9087 5 років тому

    How can I help frustrated and very sensitive 13 yr old student to not misinterpret situations which lead them to cry in class: they are unable to communicate their need or don't have the language when upset and emotional or robustness to combat their perceived and innocuous mistakes?

    • @Sailormoonfan88
      @Sailormoonfan88 2 роки тому

      Try teaching PECS to them or get a Dinna box.

  • @valrogers3564
    @valrogers3564 5 років тому +2

    I'm 12 and I have autism and adhd

  • @barikopman5550
    @barikopman5550 2 роки тому +1

    But thanks to my therapist Mrs Alex helped me

  • @littlelady2473
    @littlelady2473 6 років тому

    Finding the trigger is the most importnat. You can help the kids get through the emotions once you know what is bothering them.

  • @panchovilla9953
    @panchovilla9953 6 років тому +1

    My son cries when someone coughs, please help with advise to help him thnx

    • @Ray2311us
      @Ray2311us 4 роки тому

      ik bears don't come in groups but you get my drift

    • @barbaramoran8690
      @barbaramoran8690 3 роки тому

      I WISH I HAD ADVICE TO GIVE.SOUNDS LIKE HE REACTS TO CERTAIN TONES THAT ARE MORE INTENSE .ARE THERE ANY OTHER SOUNDS HE REACTS TO..COUGHING CAN HAPPEN OUT OF THE BLUE AND THAT MUST MAKE IT PAINFUL BEING AROUND PEOPLE MAYBE HAVING OTHER SOUNDS AROUND LIKE MUSIC OR WHITE NOISE COULD HELP AND IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS A COUGH I HOPE THEY BELIEVE YOU WHEN YOU TRY TO SEPARATE SON FROM SOMEONE WHO HAS A COUGH .I HOPE WHAT I SAY THAT YOU CAN SHOW PEOPLE WILL MAKE IT MORE BELIEVABLE..I HAVE HEARD LOW LEVEL WHITE NOISE CAN BE DESENSITIZING IN LONG RUN.MAY PEOPLE REALIZE THAT REACTION TO COUGH ISNT AN ATTACK ON THE PERSON.ONLY THE SOUND.

  • @samucob123
    @samucob123 2 роки тому

    i have autism. and i got a anxiety attack at school. so i had a meltdown. i actually had a few unfortunately. it could be mood swings or anxiety. just so you know i am in 6th grade

    • @samucob123
      @samucob123 Рік тому

      @Joice Omo ok. but my parents got perscriptions to keep my ADHD at bay.

  • @kc34kadin6
    @kc34kadin6 7 років тому +1

    I have High functioning Autism and Im 14. I Don't have meltdowns that often but once in a while.

    • @axelpetersson5787
      @axelpetersson5787 7 років тому

      Kadin C. Same. I’m sure you already do, but wearing headphones shields from so many excess impressions. Btw, do you take any medication?

    • @peepeepooluo2230
      @peepeepooluo2230 4 роки тому

      I used to have melt downs often... But now I do it rarely..

  • @kilIstation
    @kilIstation 6 років тому +3

    I don't like noise

  • @srivarisevasphoorthimusician
    @srivarisevasphoorthimusician 5 років тому +1

    Useful information 👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍

  • @moromillasradecsgamingandp8915
    @moromillasradecsgamingandp8915 8 років тому +20

    You were spot on about everything, but then you said "gluten." Hmm. From like to dislike. Junk science belongs in the bin.

    • @bbff4151
      @bbff4151 7 років тому +3

      General Radec well it’s been shown that gut health is very important to how the immune system works and how it affects be brain . If a child is sensitive or allergic to gluten thn heat it’s a problem.

    • @kristinabaker4433
      @kristinabaker4433 7 років тому +1

      It's not junk science...
      Processed foods without the nutrition that the brian and digestive system need directly impacts sensory input and processing

    • @iActuallyLiveinUtah
      @iActuallyLiveinUtah 6 років тому

      General Radec Gluten free diet. *TRIGGERED*

    • @Ray2311us
      @Ray2311us 4 роки тому

      it's not gluten per say but processed carbohydrates... Carbs were a means to fuel us to actively seek a prey to hunt down, when we didn't have enough energy in the past. So today's carbohydrates are like crack especially to older genetics that bring about autism.

    • @moromillas
      @moromillas 4 роки тому +2

      @@Ray2311us Mate, I eat pasta 24/7. I don't remember what the junk science was, but it doesn't magically do anything in relation to the Spectrum. If it did, we would see more problems in Italy, but we don't. It's time to stop pretending that guesses are factual and discard junk science.

  • @pamelabibby8642
    @pamelabibby8642 4 роки тому +1

    autism people should be allowed to have everything they want and people should do what autism people want them to do i only have aspergers syndrome and i have been treated so badly even by ambulance men and i cant get over it i like to have everything i want now to make p for it

  • @Slayer44556
    @Slayer44556 7 років тому +5

    I'm 12 and I have autism level 5 or 6 but in 3th grade to 4th I have hell in my school 1.the tichers ar stupet.one time I got a meltdown in my test and I ripe the test but then the tichers told me to yous tape to fix it but how I ripe it to hondthret of pieces I got so mad.2 the tichers wher vary men like one time I didn't do my home work and he grave me from my chirt and told me I in my face where my home work.3 they thed not care if I had autism and the school name is BBC.Elmor Elimentri school in Houston Texas

    • @Slayer44556
      @Slayer44556 7 років тому

      So did not tike your kids to that school

    • @melancholynn8297
      @melancholynn8297 6 років тому

      In third grade, I think I had more meltdowns than the kids who had autism, ADHD, and other disorders. It was over homework and tests, but I feel bad for my third grade teacher looking back

    • @staciecook5217
      @staciecook5217 6 років тому

      😔

    • @peepeepooluo2230
      @peepeepooluo2230 4 роки тому

      I used to have melt downs

  • @specialneedlifewrightfamil1418
    @specialneedlifewrightfamil1418 7 років тому +3

    Hard go to shopping

  • @edumediatube6001
    @edumediatube6001 4 роки тому +1

    I have seen autisic kids, I don't have good understanding with my distant family. I wish to live abroad and later I can take family with me.

  • @alannaohanlon9841
    @alannaohanlon9841 6 років тому +1

    im autistic and i can have up to 22 meltdowns a day because my siblings like to push my buttons alot

  • @corrigana1
    @corrigana1 6 років тому +1

    I have pdd nos

  • @dusktheowlgryphon
    @dusktheowlgryphon 6 років тому

    Personally, my trigger is the cries of people, especially kids. Mostly because it's annoying, slightly because I feel their pain.

  • @joshvul
    @joshvul 7 років тому +1

    I have autism and litterally cried😪

  • @clanggang9461
    @clanggang9461 6 років тому

    Okay let me get this straight this guy has 7 million subscribers yet this video doesn't even have 1000 likes

  • @TremulousCastle
    @TremulousCastle 7 років тому +6

    it's sad that people use this as a joke aswell...

  • @ulkairvillan3219
    @ulkairvillan3219 3 роки тому +2

    Did you know you can literaly stomp the autisim out of a kids head.

  • @litalim1547
    @litalim1547 8 років тому +15

    I have mild autism. I do not have meltdown lah.

    • @equiicobz8883
      @equiicobz8883 7 років тому

      Lita Lim same

    • @J.PMora1957
      @J.PMora1957 7 років тому +1

      I am an autistic and I use to meltdown but not anymore

    • @swirlingfizz9990
      @swirlingfizz9990 6 років тому

      Lita Lim I have autism but I don't have meltdowns

    • @swirlingfizz9990
      @swirlingfizz9990 6 років тому

      I just plug my ears

    • @sylvanaswindrunner5161
      @sylvanaswindrunner5161 6 років тому +1

      It's different from person to person. Every person with autism is different.

  • @ReyBanYAHUAH
    @ReyBanYAHUAH 2 роки тому +2

    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🙂🙂

  • @noreenzahoor9804
    @noreenzahoor9804 Рік тому

    Have found this

  • @4k_javon845
    @4k_javon845 4 роки тому +1

    When I throw a tantrum I destroy and break things

    • @TommyReckx
      @TommyReckx 4 роки тому +1

      That’s not good.

    • @deehowe4141
      @deehowe4141 4 роки тому +1

      Checkthedrip Drippy Are you receiving help? Appropriate support can help you.

  • @alaskaplanespotter4449
    @alaskaplanespotter4449 4 роки тому +1

    I am nine years old and I have higher funktioning autisum

  • @barrettletch1942
    @barrettletch1942 7 років тому +1

    I have full high fictioning autism

  • @MrShockDodge10179vr
    @MrShockDodge10179vr 9 років тому

    Oh

  • @highprestige1256
    @highprestige1256 4 роки тому

    my friend had autism

  • @level420
    @level420 3 роки тому +1

    Why am I watching this.

  • @Mopsspoof
    @Mopsspoof 4 роки тому

    Y blame it on gluten? Dis old

  • @user-gs9on2hx8f
    @user-gs9on2hx8f 7 років тому

    "Autistic children have meltdowns.", Does that mean children who have meltdowns have autism?

  • @thezombiegang3925
    @thezombiegang3925 7 років тому

    Eh True

  • @kristinabaker4433
    @kristinabaker4433 7 років тому

    Sensory Dysfunction and Autism are not the same thing...

  • @coochieman2307
    @coochieman2307 6 років тому

    I have autism

  • @MrUranium238
    @MrUranium238 6 років тому +2

    this video is giving me a "meltdown"

  • @amberlyoness555
    @amberlyoness555 6 років тому

    OK to help anybody feel more calm relaxed with autism please try the one and only compression vest find it at www.autisticvest.com it works 99% of the time if not the co will refund money so its worth a try.!

  • @HikikomoriDev
    @HikikomoriDev 8 років тому +1

    ...Sounds a lot like OCD lol

    • @KitKat-7417
      @KitKat-7417 8 років тому

      i was diagnosed with OCD before they found out i have autism. OCD is a big part of it

    • @ghostchrisplays
      @ghostchrisplays 4 роки тому

      OCD and autism are basically the same thing

  • @dusktheowlgryphon
    @dusktheowlgryphon 6 років тому +1

    The real reason: they keep getting death threats from Leafyishere

  • @richellesewraj9023
    @richellesewraj9023 2 роки тому

    Kiressdf kids

  • @dxzyslive5002
    @dxzyslive5002 6 років тому

    more like when I die early in fortnite 4 times in a row

  • @tedcomet3121
    @tedcomet3121 5 років тому

    Uh the technical term is spergout

  • @emmalinagarrood9722
    @emmalinagarrood9722 10 років тому

    oh yes then x second commenter

  • @gaelayala6325
    @gaelayala6325 10 років тому

    First

  • @source3lerg
    @source3lerg 7 років тому

    Why abortion is goof