Specialneeds cerita

My sister, Katie, has autism. It's a condition where no person with it is quite the same. It can effect the way they act, speak, and react in certain situations. The cause of autism is unknown, and there's no medication to cure it. I wanted to write down what it's like to have someone like her in your family, because it's quite interesting.

The Froud family leads a life defined by high-energy rugby matches, equestrian adventures, and the deep, protective bond they share with ten-year-old Quinn. Navigating the daily joys and challenges of Quinn's autism and sensory needs, the family works together to create a world where she can thrive. From big brother Benny's protective nature to Bea's quiet advocacy, each family member plays a vital role in their "Froud Fortress." Whether they are managing public meltdowns or building a custom sensory sanctuary at home, their journey is a heartwarming testament to resilience and unconditional love. Together, they prove that while life may be loud and chaotic, every small victory is worth celebrating.

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I didn't think this would ever happen to me. My life has been crappy since the day I was born, I'm lucky to have been born actually, due to my deadbeat, alcoholic father and careless mother.

*Book 2* (though you don't have to read the first one to read this one although you should) Scarlett growing up in a house of 4 men was never easy. Her Mom is the Alpha and Her Dad is the Beta and her brother's are the Betas to be. As the first female alpha in their pack history, Scarlett is unsure of what to do. She feels that shes alone and eventually gives the title to Jet and scurried off into the night becoming what is called a Freelance Rouge. Who are really not rogues but are not with their pack. Of course, she doesn't always continues this journey by herself because of her new found side kick, Snap. ----------- This isn't an Mpreg like the first story. mentions of it. This is actually straight WHOOOPS

One hour. One diagnosis. A lifetime forever changed. A heartfelt story about motherhood, autism, and learning that courage doesn't have to be loud to be real.

A short memoir of my (current) life while growing up with my developmentally disabled older brother.

I had my last end result to my bullying cycle at the end of my junior year of highschool the last week before final exams which I have been bullied my entire life and because I am special needs i was stupid and naive to the fact where I did not I guess as my parents said noticed it until my last result because it almost took me and my soul a gigantic goodbye but 7 years later I am finally getting the old taylor back with an old friend/cousin by marriage Aj Torres and Me as a teenager finding out during my depression/anxiety from being special needs and bullied that I am also gay and realizing that there is someone out there for me. Also a side note, My depression and anxiety lasted for 3 years and was from june 2011 - jan.8th.2014 and then this past year I started hearing voices in my head which is generalized anxiety disorder that stems from me being bullied and me feeling like people were & are talking bad about me but if you ask any of those who know me that I am a totally different kid. (Well really 25 years old)

A story about a sister that has autism

Emma Lightwood is a 16 year old girl, with Cystic Fibrosis, Autism, and ADHD, who sees the world differently, never realised that there are supernatural beings out there. She is in for the shock of her life when new students start at her school with a secret that will change her life forever, especially when one of them takes a liking to her.

Sometimes, the signs are quiet. This is a mother's story of noticing the little differences in her daughter, Faye-from sacred routines to silent moments that spoke volumes. What began as uncertainty became understanding, acceptance, and a deeper kind of love. A gentle story about autism, awareness, and learning to truly see your child.

Dedication To My Baby Brother Kenneth Dabney .!

When Emma lands a teaching job in the special needs industry, the last she'd expect is the near-zero work-life balance adding onto the horrendously low pay. Sure the kids are overly adorable, and that cute introverted teacher Joseph- who also happens to be seven years older than her- are incentives to coming to work in an ungodly hour. Those sweet genuine friends of hers are also probably the only thing that made her glad she chose this job. But Emma begins to question her life goals as each day passes. As she helps her autistic children in progressing through their important milestone, she realises there might be much more to her job than she'd thought. Because teaching children always helps you learn more than you've taught them, and Emma finds herself growing each day with each unique experience with her kids. A story about an unanticipated romance, whole lots of twisted day-to-day events, hidden hierarchies, and genuine love for the children in the autism spectrum. ***Based on my own true story ❤️*** #50 growing up

"Sunflower, there is a very old saying. All the way from back in my day. Let your freak flag fly. Remember that." Elliot would give his left leg to just be a normal fifteen-year-old boy. He was loved by some, yes, but not by the majority. The reason being that he's different. The way he thinks, the way he looks. The way he acts and the way he speaks. Elliot has Down Syndrome. A hopeless romantic, Elliot just wants to love a girl who loves him, but not out of pity. He feels nothing but compassion and love for others. He wants these feelings to be reciprocated. He wants to feel something. He doesn't want to come home and cry anymore due to the relentless bullying. This sunflower kid always sat alone. He grew up lonely, without a friend. That is, until he meets her.

Angela's life was starting to all come together when in reality her family was falling apart. She needs to figure out if she will fix the problem that she was born into or find a solution that she can choose on her own. Life is never that simple.

Nuclear Wars, Global Warming, Famine, Destruction, Death It is the year 2199, the human race has survived...but at what cost? More details in the first chapter

Werewolf contest. Prompt it's the year 2145 and there is a cure to turn human. A woman is sent to Cardiff to get the cure. She worries about her siblings who have learning disabilities. And wants to help them. August 2021

An honest reflection on parenting a child with special needs.

There is beauty in strength and courage. Like sunlight through the clouds, or laughter through tears, the hope that remains even through the most difficult challenges can light the darkest day. Can't Bring Me Down is a collection of inspirations and reminders that no matter the struggle, no matter the differences that may seem to separate us, strength can be found in the love that surrounds us. Take the chance to look with your heart, and you'll see that we're not that different after all, especially in our ability, our need, to love and be loved. Loving someone makes you brave. And brave will always be beautiful. This first edition of this book, a collection of poetry and short stories inspired by my friendship with Brianna, an amazing little girl who happens to have Down syndrome, was a finalist for the Montaigne Medal for Most Thought Provoking Book of 2016 in the Eric Hoffer Book Awards. I've created a second edition, focused only on poetry, and including more works inspired by the many friendships that have grown from my relationship with Bri and the other athletes and families involved with I Run 4, a group that pairs runners and people with special needs to motivate and encourage one another across the miles and milestones. For the past six and a half years, Brianna and I have been a great support system for one another and for others who have followed our adventures through social media. Hopefully these poems, and the short stories in Wherever I Find Myself, will make you part of that connection, too. To keep up with our journey, follow me on Instagram: @tckeenauthor.