@mattswider Woooooooooo!!!!!!! After months and months of following you and trying, I finally got in with the Sony restock!!!!!!!! Thank you sooooo much for all your time and dedication to us
@AskPlayStation Sorry I sounded frustrated in the tweet. I keep getting the same runaround and no actual person to help!! I never signed up for 2 step Verification. And I am not getting the texts. The last 4 of the cell number showing up is not ours at all.
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden Is to make her happy and give her the tools in life to make it through this terrible world, should I not be here anymore to help her. So, again, MY child is not disabled. She can fully function without me. Which to me, is good. I really hope that helps
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden I really tried to explain with being rushed (eating breakfast in car before work... lol)
I am not ashamed of my daughter. Never. She is my light and I, tbh, probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for her. She is my reason for everything. And my own personal goal as a parent (5
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden Themselves. So, in my case, my goal as a parent is to ensure my child can be able to go to college and live on her own without me. Well.... I think that is the goal of most parents. Lol. But, in our case, she is so borderline, she doesn't need much help. (4)
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden Or would be like hard stops. You know? Do most Autistic people have these sort of "hard stops'? Oh yeah! And it is our job as parents to make sure we can help them over any sort of humps in life. Not to fit in with the NT people, but to allow them to be able to do things for (3)
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden To her, me, her teachers, her psychologist who diagnosed her, and to literally everyone who meets her.... SHE herself, is not "disabled". She doesn't see it as a problem. To her, and to me, it is a gift. She sees the world different, and it doesn't inhibit her in ways that are (2
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden So, Autism is not a cookie cutter diagnosis. It's not perfect and EVERY autistic person will have different traits about them. Makes it hard to sort of fit Autism into a perfect bubble. So, in some cases, if a person, like my child, is so on the border of NT and AT (1)
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden So, here is goes. My explanation. I NEVER ever ever said "an autistic person" is not disabled. I said "MY child is not" not sure how many comments this will be, so I will number. :)
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden Again, never said I was ashamed. You put words in my mouth, and that is one of my top 5 worst pet peeves. I will explain the best I can what I mean. Next comment.
However, do not interpret what I say. Nor put words in my mouth. Like, I don't know how many times I can say that.
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden Ah, and here lies the absolute beauty of me. Take what I say at face value. Please. I literally beg you. Do not interpret what I say. I say what I say. There are no hidden meanings. Took my husband years to get that as well.
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden So, here is a fun fact.... I am a grown woman who doesn't beat around the bush. I always say what I mean. Weird, that is ANOTHER thing you know nothing of my situation about. It's almost like you're a TOTAL stranger who doesn't know me..... or my life
@PerplexedSeal@abaukdiscussion@jaiofeden That's so weird.... those don't look like the words you used. I don't see the word "inherently" anywhere there...... do you see what I am getting at. You are going above and beyond to put words into my mouth to twist what I say.