Acceptance versus Cure: Lessons from My Teenage Son
A few months ago, while discussing a social rule with my 13-year-old son Tyler, he asked me, “Are you trying to erase my autism? Are you going to delete it?” I was shocked that amidst his near-constant thoughts of video games, he would stop for one minute and talk about something else. In this case, it was to point out to me that he was aware of his autism and, more to the point, that he did not want his autism erased or cured. To read more Subscribe »
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