I’m so proud to call you friends because it seems that only my friends back home can understand the humor like the poster above. My g/f has a kid who has Asperger and instead of wallowing, she had taken time to educate the teachers/principal in her kid’s school and help mothers with kids like hers. She humbles me – she is very successful in her own field and yet spend countless of hours taking care of her kid. She is also able to laugh at things and enjoy the humor of some very sinister people who insist on knowing what is best for an Asperger kid and make judgement about him without knowing what Asperger is.
Sometimes, it’s easy to point fingers and lash out and think that you or your kids are hurt or disturbed but have you thought about the other party when you started complaining about them? or making snide remarks or conclusion about the other kids/person before knowing how he or she felt? or what the real reason behind the behavior?
I’m so proud to call you friends because I see the difference in my friends from home and how intelligent they are at dealing with the not so informed. Some of you have been friends with me for more than 20 years and you know who you are and even though we are so far apart, you are all so very good to me in so many ways. I’m so blessed to call you friends.