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Autism is not a disease, it’s a difference. With the right support, these children can thrive. But right now, we are failing them. We urgently need early screening, accessible therapy, and inclusive education. This is a national crisis we need policy change to support our children.
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Well said! The disability act doesn’t even do enough for the visible disability much less the unseen ones. Many suffer in silence due to lack of knowledge and support. I hope one day soon much more will be done and made available to those who need it 🙏🏾

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Honestly, it's heartbreaking to see these kids not getting the support they need. We gotta do better early screening, real access to therapy, and schools that actually include them. It's a crisis, plain and simple. We need change, and we need it now.

These are the conversations that I look forward to on this medium. Positive Energy . Peace and Jah Guide.

Though the US government offers support to families, while that is technically true, it doesn't go far enough. It's the same here in Canada. Families like mine languish on waitlists b4 getting any help. Just don't want folks thinking it's utopia over here.

Couldn’t agree more. Early support changes everything. @DanielMorganX1, your insights on how policy shifts can drive real impact remind me of this—sometimes the best investments are in people. Let’s push for change.

Lisa we can't fail our children with disabilities we have to help them at all cost

Lisa when you say we failing our children brings sadness to my spirit let's try to be positive not negative in our thinking

Lisa do you now any body with autism



