Family living with Autism: Meet the Asners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2016
- Matt and Navah are passionate advocates for families living with autism. In their blended family of six, three of their children are on the spectrum.
No one knows how they cope. However nothing gets in the way of this irrepressible family - including the challenge of finding a new home.
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I would totally love a full-fledged reality show from them or just people like them. I'm sick of the fake drama reality shows.
Libby unfortunately it would turn out to be terrible as those shows force drama and stuff. I think it would also be very frustrating for the family and children.
The last time u uploaded was 8 years ago ... get back to it
"Dad I'm a teenager. I don't wanna get looked at by you" - me as a teenager
Poor old sister I know how she feels. Being trapped and given so much responsibility really steals your youth. I am in the same situation and I get frustrated and stressed out. I can tell she wants out.
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5 out of the six people in my family have schizophrenia. "*theme song starts playing* The Crazy Bunch!" No but honestly where's our show it's interesting over here
Alexis Afanasyev start a vlog! who knows.. now a days u could go viral! Id vwatch!
We would love to feature your story Alexis! Hope you enjoyed this episode!
Violet K that's interesting I'd love to hear some more info
Violet K right on
Bruh like tbh I'm dead scared of schizophrenia but if I was in it with my family it might be kinda lit lmao.
"You guys this is kind of personal but I have a crush.....her names Isabella"😂omg I love him
Thanks for watching Alex!Hope you enjoyed our channel!
Alex Madrigales me too
I read this just as he said it
Right!! I hope Isabella saw this!😭💕
I’ve worked as a paraprofessional for two pre-kindergarten children who had autism and oh my goodness, they were the sweetest kids I ever did work with! It was my first time working with an autistic child and I give a thumbs up to the children’s parents and what they have to go through daily! I was diagnosed with ADHD and Insomnia and I have Turner’s Syndrome, so I understand a little bit what’s going on with these kids. They are unique and special! They are inspiring and absolutely incredible! I received a smile from them everyday when I came into the classroom and that made me smile. They may have forgotten the lesson that day, but the when I hear the parents say that their autistic child said that they miss me each time I go to work at my other job, makes me happy to know that somewhere in their mind, they are getting their social skills because I’m their best friend.
I love that the dad is teaching his boys respect and manners
*I’m curious as to how Will’s crush turned out. I hope that she is nice to him.*
I love William 😂❤ he was so cute when he was talking about his crush lol
xeli xeli oh my gosh yes! I'm sure he'd be a great boy friend😊
Thanks for watching Xelia, glad you enjoyed the episode!
axot -olia I know right😂
I have austim and all I want in life is to be accepted and it's hard with depression
You'll get there Jayden! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
Attitude I loved. the video but life is more hard with autism and depression and when your friends don't want anything to do with you anymore
EpicKIller Plays you are accepted and you are loved! not everyone is as open minded as we all want them to be but the most important thing to focus on is everyone in your life who supports you & helps to lift you up rather than knock you down. it’s been a year since you’ve made your comment and i hope things are going better for you now! :)
EpicKIller Plays it’s really hard living this world without support so hope you’re doing we’ll!
You are important in this world, never give up and you are accepted! I know what it’s like to have depiression. I’ve been diagnosed with deep depression and anxiety. I also have ADHD and insomnia, but I live with a smile on my face. I don’t know the full amount to autism, but I worked with two pre-kindergarten children who do have autism, I learned everyday. Keep smiling everyday. :)
I appreciate the dad saying he "mourns the dreams he had for his children" I think I hear to many people with autistic children say they feel like they lost their real child when they started showing signs of specrum disorder. But you didn't lose your child, all you lost was the idea of your child, your child has always been this and its alright to feel a sense of loss after expecting something, but putting that on the child is abusive. You need to get over the expectations you had for a neurotypical child and embrace the child you actually have.
I have one son with autism, aspergers,adhd,torretts syndrome, high anxietys, sensory processing disorders
one son with adhd, autism, sensory processing disorders and a younger son who is being assessed at the moment.
I would never wish my parenting life any different. my sons have made me see life in such a different way, they've made me appreciate so much in my life.
they are so beautiful
Thanks for sharing Beckie!! You're boys are lucky to have such a caring and passionate mother! Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed the episode!
Autism have lachelle 3 week ago ☺☺☺☺☺😊😊😊😊😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊☺
Wolf is the coolest name i would say so myself
Thanks for watching !
Wolff Of course it's cool, it's German. 👍🏻
Me to
Woah San actually wolf. Tell me, do you know a little Indian boy named Mowgli?
Edgelord
Can we just spent a second on how awesome the parents are? Stylish as well
They are pretty amazing! Hope you enjoyed the episode!
If they're feeding their kids this way then they haven't researched autism enough, diet is huge and causes most of the symptoms for a lot of people on the spectrum.
Gives you better control of the movement of your body, you can articulate things easier and have less anxiety/irritability, better emotional control. So many things.
Such an obvious thing to me, yet for a lot of adults it doesn't even compute.
Thank you for opening up your life for the education of others. My daughter is autistic and people usually do not understand her behavioral issues. Good job.
And thank you for watching Vanessa!
ooh i used to have severe adhd...but i taught myself how to cope with it and now ive been off pills for 2 years! yay to me
Thanks for sharing King Hayley and well done!
King Hayley that's great!
King Hayley that's awesome! I also have ADHD but I am still in my pills, I hope to go off them one day too.
Datyella Girl i have ADHD and a light form of autism i only had meds for a short period of time though wich was when i was little
I've been off my pills for years but my ADHD isn't under control. I'm 27 years old and still struggle with it all the time. It sucks. :\
should've enrolled Eddie in swim. He would've been a great athelete.
I don't think they have time for that XD
Floating isn’t a sport.
I like wolf. He seems like he'd be a fun person to hang out with and he'd really mature.
Thanks for watching voidXwolfies, hope you enjoyed 😊
Thanks bro. I’m Wolfie btw, looking at this like 3 years later lmao
I wondered if he was related to Ed Asner! Never thought he'd be his SON, WOW!
Isn't that cool, eh? :)
Imagine having made that much money & letting your kid get evicted...
Lord this family is truly amazing... the love between them is great.. the sister is very supporting and very great I'm sure they are very thankful for her. God took strong people and put them together to make a super family 💙
Hope you enjoyed the episode Ajaya! Thanks for watching!
I have Autism i like everyone the same, we are all special
"Dad Im a teenager and I don't wanna get looked at by you" I relate
Thanks for watching Fern fetti, hope you enjoyed!
Such a great big sister you are Avivah! I know the responsibilities and how it can be a bit annoying being the oldest, but of course not nearly to the extent that you do. But you are so optimistic and I know you will make a wonderful mother to any child you may have in the future. I just wanna give everyone in this family a hug. Such wonderful, loving, supportive, and involved parents. And precious and intelligent children. ❤
What a beautiful story,and family..I loved watching Ed growing up..and now I can watch your family..very excited to see what happens and where your journey takes you.
avivah is drop-dead gorgeous and so intelligent
I have 3 on the spectrum also, it's a challenge for sure! We've got some with ADHD and ADD has well. Mine are all in different schools too. What an AUsome family 💙💙💙💙💙💙
Thank you for sharing Our AUsome Life! Hope you enjoyed!😀
Our AUsome Life I'm not surprise your here! Great to see you guys
HamsterGirl HamHam my whole life is autism so I'm always doing what I can to spread awareness and acceptance and to better understand my children 💙💙
Our AUsome Life i know why your here. I like watching these vids for 3 reasons. Number 1: understand my autism better, number 2: these videos are very interesting to me, number 3: i like being an autism researcher and I could help other people in the future. Maybe a future family member, a friend or anyone I know who has autism and are struggling.
Our AUsome Life my little brother has autism and omg hes soooooo smart
the videos on this channel are so well made, half an hour goes by so fast
Thanks for watching Jerry!Hope you stay tuned!
When that kid was talking about his crush that was cute
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I remember watching a documentary on her family! What a small world. Seems like they are doing a great job! I don’t have a personal connection to autism, aside from a few family friends on the spectrum, but my impression of this organization is that it’s a great support system for the parents, and if they don’t have support, the kids will not be successful, so good on you guy for all the work you do!
my 4 1/2 yr old son was diagnosed over a yr ago w mild high functioning autism he does have a speech delay but is getting there w therapy. his behaviors are milder mild sensory issues. this family is inspiring I'm greatful they r sharing their story. autism is not a death sentence everyone is different but it is possible to have a relatively norm life.
I went to speech therapy in school and I also have a mom who worked with me. She fought for me through out my school years.
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My son also has autism, sometimes it can be hard but he gives me light ,love and happiness.He lost his father at 17 months old.my son is now is 21 its a challenging age.He loves water all year round doesn't care if its cold.Hes got big heart and so loving.I really enjoyed your video.Your strong family god will always be there to guide you and lift you up.Sending love from 🇨🇦❤
my 9 yr old brother has autism and he is the cutest ever i love people with disabilities ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching Patrick 😀
I have a 20 year old Son on the spectrum AND a 6 year old Daughter!!
Tough work however I TRULY BELIEVE GOD KNEW I WAS UP FOR THE CHALLENGE!!!!!!!!
Us Parents with Children with ANY Disability ARE SUPER HEROES/ROCK STARS AND IT TRULY TAKES A VILLAGE/COMMUNITY!!!!!!
My sister has autism:) She can't talk really but she's super good at communicating without taking! I'm really proud of her:) and FYI she's 4
Thanks for watching Skye, hope you enjoyed!
Me too my sister is 3 and has difficulty taking but can communicate as much as she can. And has the most cute,funny personality hahaah . Proud sister her too 💓
This family is so inspiring! Nothing but love!
It’s very encouraging to see documentaries about the truth of autism spectrum disorder. When I was growing up it was must less talked about and accepted. My brother, who is now 24 grew up with mild autism but UNDIAGNOSED. This was very hard to witness because he really struggled socially and with his identity growing up. He is just now coming to realization of this and coming to terms with it. It’s a major relief.
One of the best videos i've ever watched! Beautifully made and with so much important info.
God bless you and keep going!
My son has overcome a lot of his symptoms, but I really wouldn't mind if it was worse. I learned about patience waiting to get out of mental wards and hospitals when I was younger and it was a good skill to have in my years as a certified nursing assistant. I knew I could handle anything.😊
I’ve known the Paskowitzes for at least 10 years. Super cool to see them in this video. I went to elementary school with 3/4 of Navah’s kids and I even remember when Navah was pregnant with Eddie. He’s so grown up!
Quite the family life story. Professional assistance is so important, Great DAD Job getting it for your son, Ed Asner.
i am 19 nearly 20 and honestly it was so hard for my family to get a diagnosis for me i was diagnosed at 16 with asd and anxiety i struggled alot growing up and still struggle now but i am also a mother to a beautiful 17 month old girl who is starting to show signs of being autistic luckily my mum works at a special needs school so understands both me and my daughter extremely well
Thanks for sharing your story Tami! We wish the best for you and your daughter, Your mother sounds very helpful!. thanks for watching, we hope you enjoyed the episode!
my mum is soo helpful to the point of she will do stuff like take me to the council if i have any issues with council tax has helped me fill out many forms for things like benefits has explained so many differant things to me over the years, i really enjoyed this episode as the more people that watch the more people that will understand that autism is a spectrum and it is something you cant control and that you may need help and support for, especially as a child or as a parent i really wish there was things like the autism walks set up in england in my area and i wish there was more services to help people like me who are trying to live independantly as an autistic parent that may also have an autistic child but as girls its harder to get a diagnosis so very often no matter when you go to try get a diagnosis you wont get it for years and then you dont get the help that you need im now about 3 years on from diagnosis and still not getting the help i need from professionals
My 9 yr old has Aspburgers and honestly i couldnt imagine him any other way. He is absolutely the best thing ever that happened to me.
I'm an aspire alone. I miss having a family. I am glad they have each other.
this was so beautifully done! what an incredible family and story!
Thanks for your comment LiznLin!
We have a son diagnozed with autisim .. Now he is 3 going twice a week occupitinal therapy and wer hapy that we see good improvement .. Thanks for the inspiration you give to us.. Godbless
My husband, and 3 year old have autism as well. I absolutely love this family! I wish they were on a major cable network. 💙💙💙
Thanks for watching The Stereotypical Mom 😊
i have seen the documentary about the woman's surfing family. such a crazy story. the dad is nuts.
What a loving family you have .
They really are Tracy! Thanks for watching!
I have 5 brothers, all have autism. we all really need to raise awareness because they are amazing people.
Thanks for your kind words Delia!
Everyone's already aware it exists. But nobody paid attention to what it is. What we need is Autism Acceptance. PS-- I'm Autistic (and proud of it!)
I really enjoyed this! I Have many choices of what I want to go to college for or what I want to do after high school, and a special Ed teacher is one that interests me. I was very interesting to see the highs and lows and the different struggle's that a family can go threw.
Hope you enjoyed the episode Juliette and thanks for watching!
Hi, I'm a 15 year old girl with Autism. I go to a mainstream school but I have a one to one support. My Learning Support Assistant said she wouldn't have a different job. She says she doesn't feel like she's going to work. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have.
Kaylee Bowden Yes, I should be able to. I'll always make sure I have someone I can go to nearby but other than that I don't see why not.
Rohan Zener Would you explain that please?
Teachers are known to have gotten the lowest SAT scores, so that’s probably the right choice for you, Threw.
Such an amazing family. There parents are soo patient and I understand how it feels to be in that situation. I am also super proud of the sister she sounds like a super amazing girl and sounds like she really loves her brothers no matter what. Such a beautiful family!
Thanks for watching Matthew, glad to hear you enjoyed the documentary 😊
This mom is incredible. Reminds me of my parents
Thanks for watching TheEtienneDavis!Hope you enjoyed our channel!
+AttitudeLive *Thanks for the review of a house on the Spectrum.* I's diagnosed at six months back in the 1960's, and even the State of California (USA) was just hitting the steep part of the learning curve at the time. Nowadays, I'm a technical natural but stuck on the bench in social matters. A bit like Wolf, ye could say....
This was wonderful to watch from start to finish.
Thanks for watching Julian, hope you enjoyed!
8:52 A mom’s love “handsome selfie man” ❤️god I love their parents!!
So unfair to the girl... She is basically under the most of pressure and she doesn't deserve it. She should be living her life, not taking care of their brothers.
They are such good parents, these kids are wonderful.
I relate with Wolf so much, they won't diagnose me but even other people have said I show signs of high-functioning autism (how I found out in the first place was one of my moms friends asking if I was ever tested, she refused to ever even let me see anyone about it growing up.) And this just furthered that want to actually be accepted as I am.
They should be in the Special Olympics program. I'm an athlete in the program, and it's AMAZING!!! It's not every 4 years, like regular Olympics. It's every year. I've been an athlete, for 5 years, and still going.
Holy sht Avivah is fukin gorgeous
Thanks for your kind words! Hope you enjoyed the episode!
I love the Asner family so much stay strong guys
Thanks for watching Elisabeth 😊
I have two Aspergers boys one is now 26 and the other is 20. Thank god that I was an avacate for my older son. The school wanted to put him in a program just for his social behavior when he was just 8 years old. I said NO because he was a very bright child with some anger issues. With extra help from social behavior programs and growing up with extra love and help he is now working full time and has friends. My younger son had more help in school because of programs from autism speaks. He also is working part time and is doing well at his job. They are very polite and honest young adults. It is also how you raise your children with love and respect that will help them be that best they can be!
I have severe social anxiety, people always think it's autism but... I don't 🙂🙃
my kids are autistic and i love them just how they are.I had learned a valuable lesson all they want is LOVE..and share the LOVE they have.But people dont accept that.I found it hard to accep untill now that i am learning.🌈🌈🤗❤
this is so neat my son is ADHD and Autisic and i am a single mom. thanks for posting this
We're glad this was moving for you Maggie. Thanks for watching!
Attitude right now in texas there are isnt alot of help for Autisum with Medicaid. any advice on which states or where i need to look to get him what he needs. it is a journey and having a special needs child you lose alot as well as make sacrifies for them. he is on a list for ABA and respite care. But yes you do have to be the right parent to have the patience and humor through it all.
I have 4 autistic children. My oldest is 27 now, we lived in Orange County until she was 13 and have to admit the Orange County regional center was full of crap. The school district was ridiculous, at times without my knowledge they decided to put my daughter in a regular classroom, teachers thought it was my idea but it wasn't. Hope after all these years California has made improvements for special needs children and adults.
I want to say the best decision we made was when we moved to Texas and found the best programs there.
Now we live in Colorado with our younger autistic kids (6-10 yo), we have found great programs here too.
I totally agree with the father, kids with Autism have unique souls💛
It's incredibly annoying and ignorant when people say that those diagnosed with autism "don't seem autistic". Just putting this out there because I saw some comments saying that.
what a wonderful family! I'm so glad I watched this. greetings from Washington, DC
Thanks for the support Gysele! glad to have you as part of the community! thanks for watching
Love the message of unconditional love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching Danielle, hope you enjoyed!
I have such a soft spot for people with Autism. These people are so beautiful and I absolutely love helping them. I'm only 12 and I have been so emotionally moved by all the kids in my school that I work with. God bless them.
Thanks for watching Devin!Hope you enjoyed our channel!
No Problem!!
Devin Schwieters Ltd you sound like a lovely girl/boy
I love people and especially younger children with autism because I feel like they have so much creativity!!
Thanks for watching Chloe&Ginger, hope you enjoyed!
There should so be a tv show based on this family
Thanks for watching Lilly, hope you enjoyed watching!
like this family I am proud of my son and will teach him to have no shame everyone is different.
Lovely words - thanks Shaunalea 82 😀
Fam of six it's awesome how you guys take care of them and try to be calm when they have a tantrum or somthing it's awesome
Hope you enjoyed the episode ! Thanks for watching!
I have only one child and he has autism. It has been such a long and difficult journey as a single mom without much support aside from what I could ever get from local sources. I hate it when people downplay my situation or try to suggest I should be feeling happy and blessed. That's not what I want to hear because ASD sucks and it's a struggle every single day. It used to make me so mad watching all my friends from a distance living their normal lives with their children growing up and going through all their miles stones while I'm stuck in here listenning to the same tales from my 28 yr old son day in and day out. It has taken a huge toll in all aspects of my life including my financial and mental heath. I have been through hell and back more than once. Having said all that, you might think I'm ungrateful, bitter and a pesimistic. But I must say that after many tantrums and selt reflection, my journey has now taken me into a new much brighter direction. I can see now how I have been blessed, how having him has re-shaped my character and how he has changed me for the better. I'm thinking that by having him I was probably saved from a much worse situation. He probably didn't get the mother he deserved but I def got all the life lessons I needed. My son is a very happy youngman and that makes me super happy. He's funny, smart, kind, easy going, helpful, obedient, he has manytalents, and he can do many things by himself. He had his first piano recital a couple of weeks ago. Yes, autism still sucks. But he is without any doubt my pride and joy!
My cousin has autism and is apart of a military family and it's hard and really does take a lot of patience and I think it's incredible how they have multiple children with autism and they're doing so good with their children!
Thanks for watching Freya 😊
I have autism my self asspergers my goel is to find my own place someday I've been learning skills for how to live on my own I'm sending you guys energy to be able to be strong enough to look after your children and I'm sending your son the one with asspergers energy to be able to look after him self someday
My little brother has it and this warmed my heart 💙
Thanks for sharing Amy, hope you enjoyed the episode!
Wolf might be a genius.... The way he talks...
My brother has autism. he is my sun and moon
Thanks for sharing Midori!
Midori Kenny my brother has autism too
Mine too. He’s 2 years old and he’s my sun and my moon too❤️ I worry about my bootsy (my nickname for him) all the time
My fiance and I both are autistic. We have had to overcome so many things to get where we are today; to live a normal productive life is usually very hard for autistic individuals. I always said I wouldn't want my future children to ever have to suffer like we did.... But this gives me hope. Maybe we can have an autistic Brady Bunch as well. Cheers.
They are very strong family 😍
As a person with autism, it was hard to come terms with my spectrum, and now I have to deal with it for the rest of my short life.
Anyone with aspergers syndrome watching this video?
Honestly, I never have really been bothered by "different kids or special needs kids". I help out with them all the time at school and my teachers let me be sorta a para ed to them. They are my bffs, family and one of them is my boyfriend. Ive been bullied all my life so I don't feel like different is bad, rather it's a good thing. I also have an anxiety disorder, so I can relate to some feelings they have. I am happy to see others like me are rooting for these people and see all the good in all of them❤
Wow, they are so patient with the kids. My mom teaches kids with autism and other things, and sometimes they can be really difficult to deal with. Btw, does the girl has autism as well?
Christine Jackson traches?
Grasshopper On The Moon teaches* sorry😳
Christine Jackson no ... she doesn't ... 😂 I don't know why they think all their kids have autism ....
Ariel The great autism doesn't always show the same way, both
My brothers have it, but if you didn't know them personally you would never know it. When you get to know them though it is very easy to see. Just because it doesn't look like they have autism that doesn't mean they don't have it.
Ariel The great Maybe they have, cause there's different levels of autism, sometimes you can't even tell someone has it
Every time I see the name Asner I think of Ed. And this IS that family!
I grew up in a family of 6 - mom, dad, and 3 siblings.
My father and all 3 of my younger siblings ALL have Asperger's.
My mom and I are the only neurotypical in our family.
Needless to say, learning how to interact in a neurotypical world vs. how to act when with my aspie family was challenging growing up, to say the least.
Back then, (70's & 80's), my family were all misdiagnosed as simply having ADHD.
So it was confusing because there was definitely something 'more' different about them than just ADHD.
I knew other kids with ADHD and they didn't behave at all the same.
I just called it 'weird'.
I was frequently embarrassed to the point of it almost being traumatic for me as a very sensitive kid trying to fit in with my peers.
Another thing about Asperger's is it limits the depth of relationship potential... I would see how my friend could talk to, and bond, with her sister about serious age-appropriate things.
And I hated and kinda even resented the fact that I couldn't do that with my sister... As a result, I didn't feel close to her.
What's worse, was I didn't understand Why there was a major disconnect between my family and I, so because my mind had to resolve this issue somehow to make any sense, I concluded that the only reasonable explaination that made any sense was that it must be my fault.
I must not be a very loving or good person - otherwise, why wouldn't I be able to connect or bond with anyone in my family?... And that belief proved to be absolutely crippling to my life and future.
I'm 43 yrs old now, and my life is in turmoil.
My relationships are all with emotionally unavailable men and never work out.
I am unemployed and floundering.
My only goals right now are just to somehow survive another day.
My siblings are all struggling as well just to survive.
My sister went homeless last year (2nd time homeless for her) and so now is currently staying with my boyfriend and I... Although, my boyfriend and I are anything but stable these days so we may both be on the streets together soon if he throws me out.
My brother is divorced and convinced God speaks to him, and my other brother just got out of prison for stealing electricity from the local power company.
Every one of us is only surviving.
And the fear and guilt I feel now for not being able to help them or for not being more responsible in my own life enough to be more prepared to help then is incredibly overwhelming.
But on the other hand, to start out with the belief that I was not a good person didn't really afford me much of a chance for success either.
It's just really hard.
BUT, there is a very cool thing about having aspie siblings!!
No matter how old you get, you can totally act and feel just like a goofy playful kid again when you're hanging out together!
It can be really theraputic to leave all the seriousness of the adult neurotypical world behind and get in touch with your childlike, more simplistic and somewhat goofy mind again.
Since I have learned more about asperger's and know that there is an actual name for the thing I always thought was just weird about my siblings, it's made my relationships with them a little better.
Instead of trying to teach them how to be normal like I had been trying to do all my life with utter frustration, I now realize and accept that this is not something that can be taught out of them.
I've developed more patience for their abnormal behavior or sudden, seemingly, out if the blue inappropriate conversation killing topics... And slowly but surely, I have been reconnecting with my sister since she's been living with me.
So I'm grateful for all of the information as it's helping me reconnect with my sister in a new way or a more understanding way, on my part at least.
I realize I will probably never have the deep bond with her I would like... But understanding this condition makes it easier to accept and simply appreciate the bond that I CAN have with her.
So yes, learning about this has made a significant improvement in my relationship with her.
Me and my sister actually made a video not too long ago acting goofy like I described earlier.
Search for "Judd Girls Gone unmedicated" lol, we're acting crazy, but it was so much fun to make with her!
Acting like goofy kids is so much fun... And around an aspie there is NEVER a sense of fear from being judged... They simply DON'T judge people.
Very comfortable to be around even for people with social anxiety issues.
You never feel like your being judged and can act as crazy, goofy or strange as you want.
They won't judge you, ever.
Another great thing about them!
Thanks again for raising awareness about not only this condition, but about the siblings it also has a very dramatic impact on!
It's very important to realize the impact on all involved, including siblings - not just those with Asperger's and their parents.
It's the siblings that can actually tell u more about the person with Asperger's than anyone else... We are the ones that spend the most time with them.
We know this condition better than anyone else!
Believe me!
My 3 year old boy has an assessment, we're pretty sure he'll be diagnosed with high functioning autism. Pretty nervous about the whole thing, I don't know why! Lol.
Daisy Domergue don't be worried ! Aspergers is definitely challenging at times but I think you'll find yourself blessed. It truly is (as the dad says in this documentary) Beautiful! My younger brother is high functioning and I wouldn't have it any other way. He wouldn't be him without it !
Thank you for sharing Daisy. We wish you luck and regardless of the outcome your boy will be fine with the love and support of your family. We hope you found this story helpful and thank you for watching! Attitude Team
Agreed Ariel!
+Ariel The great Thanks Ariel, that definitely makes me feel better about it. The biggest thing I have to learn is how to discipline him. Nothing seems to be working! He doesn't understand time out, or when his toys get taken away. I'm going to have to take class about children with special needs.
Either way, my boy is perfect in my eyes, and you're absolutely right, I wouldn't have him any other way. He's smart, funny, unique and affectionate
+Attitude I did indeed! I've been watching some videos off your channel :) Thanks for your words of encouragement, I definitely needed them as it's coming up really soon!
Wow. what a beautiful family, story, everything.
Thanks for watching CaptainBlunt! Hope you enjoyed!
I love how he opens the wrong door at the end😁😁
Thanks for watching Cole!
Im on the high functioning end of autism and people often dont believe me because its not as obvious as it might be for other people
Grandpa Ed's pool, tho.
I can say it's get easier with time ;) I'm only Asperger but on the spectrum ;) I did many jobs and live alone since 18 so 20 years now ;) I do jobs from welder to janitor and know since only 4 years about my autisism :( it's something I've learn to love, I love the person I did become & love kids on the spectrum since we aren't ordinary
I have a child with Autism and he's a real challenge to deal with. I couldn't do it with multiple kids on the spectrum.
Thanks for watching Furby Gender , hope you enjoyed the doco and stay tuned!
For the benefit of your child I hope they never read your comment.
Shame on you, Attitude, for thanking all the anti-Autistic commenters.
They look like such a cool family! I would definitely love if they do vlog! I noticed that Wolf loved looking at videos and changing their speed etc I would love it if he vloged too! I would definitely follow him on TH-cam!
Thanks for the support bjo rojb
What a amazing video thank you my 11 year old son is autistic n in sen school xxxx
I have aspergers :(, I hate the fact that I can't socialize, I have tics, and I can't tell when someone is being serious or not, but I love the fact that I can write music but, not just any music classical music. I have many more talents that make me love myself even more.
Thank you for sharing Possessy, we hope you enjoyed this video and are living a happy & healthy life!
Thank you for sharing. Xxx
This one of the best videos