Albay Autism Warrior Mom

21/05/2023

21/05/2023

Acceptance is a gentle act of kindness. Acceptance isn’t “giving up”.

My son was diagnosed with autism at the age of 5.
It was a big scare of my life, I even question myself, is there any problem or am I racing my child in a wrong way, at first I didn't understand well about ASD and it was something new for me.
We as his parents sometimes very tired, sleepy and caused headaches because he has a trouble in sleeping (late at night or awake til the sunrise).
Hearing from people saying
- "Your son needs limits".
- "You need to see a doctor".
- "That's not autism, that's a disease".
- "He can't speak at the age of 5?
And so on."

My son is living a different life...
I couldn't stand to see him like this, I know I need to be stronger and find a way to make him appreciate the world.
We have to search for an intervention to help him.so that he would grow up to become happy, healthy persons with autism who can trust and love the people around.We need your understanding and not Judgement..

Kreghyl autism journey is truly a long way and I will forever advocate for my boy and those like and love him!💕