Kids Inside Out
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Last published Wed, Mar 8, 2017
This is a story where my kids will put their own stories, describe what's it's like to have special needs and just be them.
I will upload symptoms of many different special needs/disabilities, how to handle a child with autism (or any other special needs), understanding of autism (or other special needs, what it's like to be autistic (or special needs) and just life in general.
Just a reminder that my kids are
Casey-12-semi-paralysed
Eli-9-severe OCD and ADHD
Jayden-7-severely autistic
Isabel-4-high functioning Autism (Aspergers) and Verbal autism
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