Autism at Our House

Short clip of autism tantrum

Category:

Education

Tags:

• autism
• tantrum
• screaming

[MrSaturdayNightSpecL]

The dad just continues daily life like this is all normal. I thought it was funny.

[mhinasebille]

@MrSaturdayNightSpecL

This is actually her step father and he is very tolerant and extremely laid back. This is nothing new and he realized long ago there's no sense in stressing over somthing that will eventually come to an end when it's all played out. Me...I get tense...bothered, not so much for myself but for my daughter, I dislike for her to become this frustrated, I worry about her health and well being. Thank you for commenting :)

[MrAngryTV1]

@IndigoCat17 Me too. But when im angry i dont break stuff.

[mhinasebille]

@dopefloat4~I'm uncertain who you're speaking to but...it is hard. Very few people who are familiar with autism & related disorders would dare to say otherwise. I am the mother of a 25 year old autistic daughter & 23 yr.old son with Asperger's Syndrome. Verbally suggesting someone take a needed time out wouldn't constitute abuse but many other things do.

You seem to have some deep emotions here, if you're the mother of the person you're speaking of, I hope you have outside assistance to aid.

[IndigoCat17]

It must be really hard to live with a child with Autism

but I am a Aspie and I break stuff when I am angry

can't be as bad as Aspie tantrums!! But it is sad.

[mhinasebille]

@kerry53able ~ There is much human suffering in the world from many sources with a multitude of reasons &/or excuses. Inhumane treatment & abuse is one of the greatest atrocities imaginable. My mind simply can't fathom nor condone it although I realize there must be some deep disturbances within those who do inflict abuse upon others. I pray you've found a source of peace, comfort & the ability to overcome. I know no other way but to love my children & others. I'm an avid humanitarian. :)

[kerry53able]

@mhinasebille - parents like you love and adore their children and will do anything for them..one of my parents..abused me horrifically as a child. I am thankful to you and other parents like yourself who love and adore their children-i commend you greatly for that.

[mhinasebille]

I believe when there's a problem, it's good to know what the difficulty is & the cause or source if possible. That allows for accurate & hopefully effective treatment, recovery & healing. I'm glad you've found out after so many years. You must have had a difficult childhood, I'm sincerely sorry & hope this hasn't negated your ability to have joy & love in your life as an adult.

[kerry53able]

@mhinasebille - I have been affected by PTSD 50 years at least.

I just found out tho what it is.  I am glad for parents who do love their children-one of mine didn't.