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It is hard
Asking always why to any action actually gives us lot of insights into their world
So many moments I wudve thought so differently too
Hi Tulika ,
I am a mom of 6 year old daughter who is autistic and non-verbal .I am staying here in U.S. When I am reading your article ,I can see myself in your words.. I feel like atleast there are few people who can understand and relate to what we are going through. Could we WhatsApp each other.
I am also from India
Hi Sarah!! I’m glad that you find my blog relatable
Feel free to Send me a message through my braindroplets page in FB and I can share my number there.
This is my biggest worry and as I am trying to type words fail me. I am going to run to the rest room, I don’t think a full on meltdown will be encouraged at my workplace.