#autisism

Webby (Ducktales). I mean besides the fact that she was isolated from other people that explains this, but she doesn't well people, she is not the "norm" and she knows like a lot of info about the things she is interested in. Like Scrooge and his family, and the adventures they've been on. Like you want to know the mythological creature that's about to kill you, she's your girl.

Marcy Wu. She has things she loves, and makes her happy, and will talk about them. And just her mannerism. I don't know that much about her considering that I haven't finished amphibia, but yeah.

Kagami (Miraculous). She doesn't know how to socialise, doesn't understand social cues, and so much more. She didn't know how to make friends, the way she talks and acts, how she is. Which brings me to...

Felix (Miraculous). Remember when he said he and Kagami are similar yeah. He doesn't get social cues, and how to behave. Like how he wants to help, but doesn't know that how he goes about it is all wrong.

Lastly, Jeanette Miller. She is in her own world, and she doesn't act like the rest of her siblings. She has a lot of interests, mysteries for one and magic for another. Like this girl is so smart, but also has like info about like so much. And also she is very gullable idk. In a good way not a she's so gullable and naive typa way. Okay noted you can't be gullable in a good way, but what I mean is she is trusting and sees the best in people and the world. Idk.

As We See It

8 Episodes, 30 minutes, Amazon.  

My son has a mild form of autism. He has it, it doesn't have him. He is doing more now than anyone initially thought possible when we were given his diagnosis. True, he is in some special classes (and therapies) in the first grade, but he is also in a "typical" classroom most of the day full of other first graders. He is being graded as a typical first grader. Honestly, he is still behind, but with every parent-teacher conference, he gets stronger and closer to the goals his educators set for him; so much so that his teachers are always blown away (often grasping concepts other kids his age don't get).

It was prophesied over Dylan that he is an overcomer and he will preach the Gospel. He's not so sure about that right now - he'd rather be Batman (who wouldn't, right?). He is very charismatic and personable. He has friends at school and down the street (which he made on his own) - he has even picked out which of the little girls he is going to marry.

We pray for Dylan. We have faith in him and in God. There is nothing he can't do. He already has a better answer for the question "Where is Jesus?" than I did at his age - mine was "In Heaven," his is "In my heart."