Yes, and she came close to paying a high price - as her husband was in favour of Temple being institutionalized. She later learned from a doctor friend of the family thatt her husband had tried for almost three years to collect evidence against her to have her declared mentally incompetent (the mother, NOT Temple). He could not send Temple to an instituion against her mother's will, but if she had been declared inmcompetent, her will would no longer have been legally valid and he could have done it. Luckily, the doctor friend refused to play along and even warned the mother against her husband.
"She's an infantile schizophrenic." - "We generally recommend an institution" I have autism. My neurologist diagnosed me with autism at an early childhood age. I'm 24 years old now. He's recently been suggesting I go to one too, and my toxic mother and my toxic brother have even been agreeing with his advice, but it can not and will not happen. I'm fighting back with faith in God and I will never ever give up my advantage.
I’m autistic and my mother told me that it was her responsibility to learn me, not the other way around. She kept trying and now I have a graduate degree and help people everyday.
Eustachia Cutler, i am very proud of all your years parenting temple, and sacrificing your efforts just to get her all of the services as a child. That really paid off and now she is blossoming in life.
I have high functioning Autism, and my parents were in doubt of me when I was diagnosed at either 3 or 4, but they had to push me to do things later in my teenage years to be part of society. I had to have a lot of discipline, but mostly self discipline. I went to college, after graduation, I worked 3 jobs for 65 hours a week before finding my fulfillment technician job at a healthcare technology company. I’m also a landlord since I moved out of their house when I was 26. Everyone on the spectrum is different and unique.
We Use To Have That Place For Dealing For Preschool children with autism and special needs for preschool children ages 2 to 5 called "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" Somewhere In Wiltshire In England. "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" Was Built and Opened For Preschool children ages 2 to 5 with severve complex needs way back On 6th September 1971 Somewhere In Wiltshire In England. They Use To Have Preschool children ages 2 to 5 who used to have autistic meltdowns and tantrums At The "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" way back from 1971 to 2012. Sadly, "The Former "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" For Preschool children ages 2 to 5 with severve complex needs was closed down on The Last Day On Friday 10th August 2012, And Then The Former "Maggie Mandy Preschool Centre" was demolished In April 2015, To Make Way Into New Students Flats For Students Ages 18 to 25 Who Go To University In Wiltshire In England which will be due To Be Built and Opened On 3rd September 2018 Please.
I literally had a similar conversation 8 years ago with a LMHC before my daughter was even diagnosed. She stated she felt her/our problems were a result of a lack of bonding, that I didn’t bond with her. It was a gut kicked and I knew she was wrong. My response “well I know I’ve bonded with her, but she rejects me. She doesn’t want me to hug or touch her.” The shame and stigma for parents is still alive and well
Keep pushing momma and don’t give up.!We have to for our sons! I have twins boys and both on the spectrum. One of them started talking last year and they just turned 5.
@@nicoleflores2294 that’s amazing! 💜💜 yes 🙌 recently he has four functional words… very simple but I am more hopeful now. He says “baba” “eat” “kitty” for the cat “duck” for his stuffed animal
I wonder why she kept showing her the cards when she clearly had no interest in it. Why not use words to discuss about the chandelier instead? That seem so obvious to me 🤔
Clearly that doctor was wrong and thank goodness her mother refused the advice - I am also a person with autism ( 037 yrs old) Peoples also said what I wouldn't be able to do such as learning to read and graduating from high school with a real high school diploma ( Which I did : James Madison High school - class of 2003 ) I have also earned three college degrees including a master's degree in special education ( I would love to also earn a Ph.d someday) - and my other dreams for the future include but are not limited to being able to drive, Living independently, and being able to get married and have/start a family ( ie. having children) Someday. I would also love to be able to run for public office someday such as running for congress and /or president of our country someday and /or both someday in order to bring and give more representation to individuals with disabilities ( Especially with what some would consider developmental and/or intellectual disabilities such as autism and other types of various developmental and/or intellectual disabilities ) Someday. Temple Grandin born on the 029th of August of the year of 1947 ( Nineteen forty -seven) is a true inspiration , one of my many heroes, great example of hard work and determination, a mother who never gave up on her and true testament to the human will and spirit
Why doesnt anyone ever think to explain to the kid why its important, why does anyone assume they dont understand JUST because they cant speak or arent looking.. people are so cruel & evil to see a child & say welp better luck next time lets essentially torture this one to death "institutions" beating you to make you react acceptably while STILL noone explains why its important to show these movements that have NOTHING to do with whether or not the kid understands, ASK, guide help any autistic person to your social rules and what you want not covertly overtly ACKNOWLEDGING they dont correlate actually and only do because polite society encourages it so and non autistics have an inherent hive mind. UGH!
Temple grandin has an accent she doesn't speak like that because she is autistic I am autistic and I don't speak like that either its just the way she speaks
Autistic individuals are not infantile schizophrenic. Autism and schizophrenia are two distinct neurological conditions with different characteristics and diagnostic criteria. While both autism and schizophrenia can involve difficulties with social interaction, they are distinct conditions with different underlying causes and diagnostic criteria. It's important not to conflate the two, as each requires its own approach to diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, referring to autistic individuals as "infantile schizophrenic" is inaccurate and can perpetuate misunderstandings about both conditions. However, it is possible for someone to have both high-functioning autism (HFA) and schizophrenia, although it is relatively rare. Having both conditions simultaneously is known as comorbidity, where two or more conditions co-occur in the same individual.
You're right, but it was once believed by psychiatric professionals that autism was a form of schizophrenia. This scene takes place in 1950, and is accurate to the medical professionals of the time, though not to reality.
Her mother was amazing! The fact that she ignored the doctors and was able to raise her and push her to do things is so inspiring.
Yes, and she came close to paying a high price - as her husband was in favour of Temple being institutionalized. She later learned from a doctor friend of the family thatt her husband had tried for almost three years to collect evidence against her to have her declared mentally incompetent (the mother, NOT Temple). He could not send Temple to an instituion against her mother's will, but if she had been declared inmcompetent, her will would no longer have been legally valid and he could have done it. Luckily, the doctor friend refused to play along and even warned the mother against her husband.
She truly loved her daughter. She truly wanted to understand her daughter and what she was going through so she could better help her.
A mothers love can do so many wonderful things
The best teacher that a child has is his/her mother. The mother's love can save or kill the child.
My parents refuse to put me in an institution too. They did not give up hope. I now live as a normal adult even though some said I would not.
@@refilwemashabela3039 You good mate? You seem a little pressed.
Lovey Cat so you’re not autistic anymore, autism is something that can be cured
Father_Is_Hades _ who are you?
Father_Is_Hades _ who are you?
My daughter will be just like you. I know she will.
"She's an infantile schizophrenic."
- "We generally recommend an institution"
I have autism. My neurologist diagnosed me with autism at an early childhood age. I'm 24 years old now. He's recently been suggesting I go to one too, and my toxic mother and my toxic brother have even been agreeing with his advice, but it can not and will not happen. I'm fighting back with faith in God and I will never ever give up my advantage.
I’m autistic and my mother told me that it was her responsibility to learn me, not the other way around. She kept trying and now I have a graduate degree and help people everyday.
Wallpaper scene is too relatable
Eustachia Cutler, i am very proud of all your years parenting temple, and sacrificing your efforts just to get her all of the services as a child. That really paid off and now she is blossoming in life.
Well, I do have autism, and luckily, there are people that are accommodating, and some have even seen my talent in making stories.
I have high functioning Autism, and my parents were in doubt of me when I was diagnosed at either 3 or 4, but they had to push me to do things later in my teenage years to be part of society. I had to have a lot of discipline, but mostly self discipline. I went to college, after graduation, I worked 3 jobs for 65 hours a week before finding my fulfillment technician job at a healthcare technology company. I’m also a landlord since I moved out of their house when I was 26. Everyone on the spectrum is different and unique.
Did u guys notice that one of the peices on the chandeleir is missing
Many parents take the initial diagnosis hard. It often feels like the whole world has been turned upside down.
yikes looks like life was so so different back then and even some what grim....doctors sure didnt seem to have much faith then..
We Use To Have That Place For Dealing For Preschool children with autism and special needs for preschool children ages 2 to 5 called "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" Somewhere In Wiltshire In England.
"Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" Was Built and Opened For Preschool children ages 2 to 5 with severve complex needs way back On 6th September 1971 Somewhere In Wiltshire In England.
They Use To Have Preschool children ages 2 to 5 who used to have autistic meltdowns and tantrums At The "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" way back from 1971 to 2012. Sadly, "The Former "Maggie Mandy Preschool Assessment Centre" For Preschool children ages 2 to 5 with severve complex needs was closed down on The Last Day On Friday 10th August 2012, And Then The Former "Maggie Mandy Preschool Centre" was demolished In April 2015, To Make Way Into New Students Flats For Students Ages 18 to 25 Who Go To University In Wiltshire In England which will be due To Be Built and Opened On 3rd September 2018 Please.
I was diagnosed with autism when I was three and didn’t talk til I was 4.5 years old.
I was diagnosed with autism when I was 4. That's why when I was Temple's age, I was a picky eater for 24 years.
@@nickdelrio7070 I’ve been a picky eater most of my life
I was diagnosed at age 10 or 11, but I spoke when I was about 1 to 2
I literally had a similar conversation 8 years ago with a LMHC before my daughter was even diagnosed. She stated she felt her/our problems were a result of a lack of bonding, that I didn’t bond with her. It was a gut kicked and I knew she was wrong. My response “well I know I’ve bonded with her, but she rejects me. She doesn’t want me to hug or touch her.” The shame and stigma for parents is still alive and well
That scene with the mother reading cards, overwhelmed, that’s me with my son right now :(
He has no interest in language...
Keep pushing momma and don’t give up.!We have to for our sons! I have twins boys and both on the spectrum. One of them started talking last year and they just turned 5.
@@nicoleflores2294 that’s amazing! 💜💜 yes 🙌 recently he has four functional words… very simple but I am more hopeful now. He says “baba” “eat” “kitty” for the cat “duck” for his stuffed animal
@jelly cat that’s awesome momma! We got this! 💙
@@nicoleflores2294 💜🙏
I wonder why she kept showing her the cards when she clearly had no interest in it. Why not use words to discuss about the chandelier instead? That seem so obvious to me 🤔
trying dog, cat & mommy but Temple keeps turning her head @ the chandelier
I’m watching this for a online class session
Different not Less!🥺
Heartbreaking… I have been there trying to communicate
I'm autistic but I became special
Clearly that doctor was wrong and thank goodness her mother refused the advice - I am also a person with autism ( 037 yrs old) Peoples also said what I wouldn't be able to do such as learning to read and graduating from high school with a real high school diploma ( Which I did : James Madison High school - class of 2003 ) I have also earned three college degrees including a master's degree in special education
( I would love to also earn a Ph.d someday) - and my other dreams for the future include but are not limited to being able to drive, Living independently, and being able to get married and have/start a family ( ie. having children) Someday. I would also love to be able to run for public office someday such as running for congress and /or president of our country someday and /or both someday in order to bring and give more representation to individuals with disabilities ( Especially with what some would consider developmental and/or intellectual disabilities such as autism and other types of various developmental and/or intellectual disabilities ) Someday. Temple Grandin born on the 029th of August of the year of 1947 ( Nineteen forty -seven) is a true inspiration , one of my many heroes, great example of hard work and determination, a mother who never gave up on her and true testament to the human will and spirit
1:04 Most autistic kids seem like normal babies at first, but as their brains grow the autistic traits start to show.
I do that with wallpaper too
I am moderately mentally retarded, i know how It can feel. Film Amazing ❤️
Good grief that is annoying why would they call her that in such a mean label
It’s the 1950’s! What did you expect?
Thats actually the 1950s and back term
Why doesnt anyone ever think to explain to the kid why its important, why does anyone assume they dont understand JUST because they cant speak or arent looking.. people are so cruel & evil to see a child & say welp better luck next time lets essentially torture this one to death "institutions" beating you to make you react acceptably while STILL noone explains why its important to show these movements that have NOTHING to do with whether or not the kid understands, ASK, guide help any autistic person to your social rules and what you want not covertly overtly ACKNOWLEDGING they dont correlate actually and only do because polite society encourages it so and non autistics have an inherent hive mind. UGH!
I despise that doctor
I have autism and don't talk like that
+Savina Batres she didnt even talk in this clip what are you talking about
+Asura Osborne I think he's probably reffering to the way young (Teen) Temple Grandin talked.
Temple grandin DOES speak like that, she has autism too...
Well every autistic person is different. Some are high function and low function, I'm autistic too
Temple grandin has an accent she doesn't speak like that because she is autistic I am autistic and I don't speak like that either its just the way she speaks
Autistic individuals are not infantile schizophrenic. Autism and schizophrenia are two distinct neurological conditions with different characteristics and diagnostic criteria. While both autism and schizophrenia can involve difficulties with social interaction, they are distinct conditions with different underlying causes and diagnostic criteria. It's important not to conflate the two, as each requires its own approach to diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, referring to autistic individuals as "infantile schizophrenic" is inaccurate and can perpetuate misunderstandings about both conditions. However, it is possible for someone to have both high-functioning autism (HFA) and schizophrenia, although it is relatively rare. Having both conditions simultaneously is known as comorbidity, where two or more conditions co-occur in the same individual.
You're right, but it was once believed by psychiatric professionals that autism was a form of schizophrenia. This scene takes place in 1950, and is accurate to the medical professionals of the time, though not to reality.