Through the Eyes of a Child with Autism (Part One)

In today's day and age Autism is not that uncommon yet the world still continues to fear what they do not understand. Truth of the matter, every one in one-hundred and sixty six births will relate in Autism, the fastest growing developmental disability in children. Both male and females can develop the disorder but it is four times more common in males than it is in females. At a growing rate of ten to seventeen percent a year now is the time for us all to research, educate and do our parts to assist the demise of this unfortunate disease for all the brave souls whom deal with, struggle through and refuse to let win their battle!

Autism knows no discrimination every walk of life faces subjection and there is no way out, not yet. Autism usually appears around the first three years of life thought to be the result of neurological disorder that affects the brain, later impacting communication and social skills. Everyone is different as are their degrees of the daily situations. With the assistance of trained specialists and early interventions the healing can begin as the person can begin to regain their future having Autism is one thing but to not let it have you is the start to a cure.

When one sits and researches the aspect of Autism you could discover there are countless celebrities and well known figures whom also suffered with this disorder, an example, Edgar Allan Poe, Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, Brian Wilson though just a few mentioned look where they ventured in life and the feats they conquered. I recommend reading: "Emergence: Labeled Autistic" by Dr. Temple Grandin to begin an understanding of this unknown world for Dr. Grandin whom is not only a recognized and established psychologist but alos, an Autistic.

Personally, I am a single mother of two, my youngest now seven suffers from Autism. I too was completely unaware of any signs until one day I awoke to discover my baby whom had always done everything far advanced was acting completely different than he did, before.