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Feb 18, 2020
10:53:41am

snowcat Starter

i don't know if there is anything more difficult

than watching your child or spouse suffer with little hope for relief. Your son is blessed to have you loving and caring for him.

I believe that the through the atonement we can receive support to help us endure. I don't know why some broken things just can't be fixed right now. Hold on. I know that you are not alone in this.

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snowcat

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The ups and downs of having a kid on the Autism spectrum. As many of you know my

rebelCoug

2/17/20 5:45pm

Sounds like an amazing kid and you sound like a great dad.

che flaco

2/17/20 5:50pm

thanks for sharing.

Mayor of Cougartown

2/17/20 5:50pm

Nice post

Cougar-Duck

2/17/20 5:52pm

That’s really tough, all things can be made right through the atonement

2/17/20 5:53pm

I’m 29 and grew up with a sister who is now 26 that sounds just like your son.

Noni Fruit

2/17/20 5:59pm

I understand about the job thing. He's trying to find a part time job while

rebelCoug

2/17/20 6:02pm

My 9 yr old son is on the spectrum as well. By the sound of your post, it

kolob32

2/17/20 6:01pm

Yeah each kid is different. My son is high functioning enough to understand he

rebelCoug

2/17/20 6:03pm

My son just turned 8. He's not speaking yet. He will not be getting baptised

Megamind

2/18/20 12:50am

I agree, if we were to try to baptize him right now, we would literrally have to

kolob32

2/18/20 9:20am

My 9 year old nephew just got diagnosed. We had suspicions but just got official

ByuImaginesDragons

2/19/20 2:54am

You've described what we're going through with our son. He'll turn 11 this week

2/17/20 6:03pm

One thing that helps is knowing that other parents of kids on the spectrum are

rebelCoug

2/17/20 6:07pm

Having a 30+ year old down's daughter I can relate.

Zenoch

2/17/20 6:31pm

I have a few relatives with downs. They are some of the most Christlike people I

ByuImaginesDragons

2/19/20 2:58am

I'm right there with you

vegas guey

2/17/20 6:40pm

I agree with your comment about the atonement.

garyfan

2/17/20 9:11pm

I'm wondering if accessing that strength is a gift

vegas guey

2/17/20 10:00pm

i don't know if there is anything more difficult

snowcat

2/18/20 10:53am

I agree everyone just seems to think because in the end the atonement will make

ByuImaginesDragons

2/19/20 3:01am

Parenting is so hard and trying. Good on you and God bless your son.

garyfan

2/17/20 6:46pm

RE: The ups and downs of having a kid on the Autism spectrum. As many of you

85fan

2/17/20 9:01pm

Does he still live at home or with roomates in an apt.?

2/18/20 11:31am

He still lives at home. He can't find even a part time job. We are trying to

rebelCoug

2/18/20 12:29pm

We have this place in AZ. Maybe they know of a similar restaurant where you live

crack

2/18/20 9:03pm

My wife also works with an autistic adult. I will ask her if she knows any tips.

crack

2/18/20 9:05pm

Here in WA they have a state agency which is tasked with finding jobs for disabled. It's called a job coach. Maybe

Zenoch

2/18/20 9:31pm

Well that.. living in an apt with roommates..is something

2/18/20 9:55pm

From one autism parent to another, thanks for sharing.

bbbh

2/18/20 9:48pm

I feel like my youngest brother is on the spectrum somewhere but never got

ByuImaginesDragons

2/19/20 2:47am

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