I have decided for W's best interest that I remove my comments from this..I dont want this to come back to haunt him in the future
I hope that you all understand
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I have decided for W's best interest that I remove my comments from this..I dont want this to come back to haunt him in the future
I hope that you all understand
xxx
:hug: I can't wait to read about your journey.
Oh Maz,
Im waiting for your next installment too.
Ever thought about publishing your story?
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Hi Maz
Am looking forward to reading the rest.
I am looking forward to reading your story Maz. A very good friend of mine has an almost 3 year old who was just diagnosed with autism. I think it will beneficial for me to read a story from a mummy's perspective.
Maz.
you always write your journeys so beautiful, i agree you should look at writing a book, especially for those of us who have those same somethings not right feelings but are yet to continue on the journey. Thank you for putting this all down in words for us to read.
wow im getting all emotional and looking forward to hearing your journey
Id love to read this as my brother was recently diagnosed with Autism. Big hugs your way miss
I'm looking forward to reading your full story Maz. You tell it so well, thanks for sharing it :hug:.
Hope you continue writing maz :hug:
Thanks for sharing this Maz, looking forward to reading your next installment.
hugs maz , may this be the realease you need xx
Maz its funny you did this... I was thinking yesterday and started writing a "journel" of our time until now.... I may feel like releasing some on BB if you don't mind. I just find it amazing that you started it nearly the same time I finished writing mine yesterday!!!
hope this gives you release you are after, looking forward to following your journey
You write beautifully, I will be a regular visitor here, I have rated your thread :)
Maz good on you for sharing your story. i am looking forward to reading more.
Thanks for sharing Maz, I love reading your journies :)
I know a tiny bit about autism but as you said, it's invaluable to hear how the other half live. When I finally get out teaching I'm sure to encounter ASD but really I have no idea how it is to live with an ASD child or to see it from a Mum's perspective. So thankyou :)
Whenever someone asks me about your covers or nappies I always (after giving them a glowing recommendation ;)) go on to say I am so proud to be able to support you as a WAHM because you are a Mum of 4, two of which are special needs. It's not a sympathy vote, or pity but pure awe and amazement and what a fantastic strong, passionate woman you are. If you can handle 4 kids, two who need special attention, be a wife and a WAHM then I can handle anything my 3 kids and hubby throw at me. You are my inspiration Maz, whether you know it or not.
xxx
Maz, you are an amazing mum and i'm looking forward to reading this journey. My nephew was recently diagnosed with autism and he and his brother both have tourettes. Its close to home for me and i'm sure your story will help me gain a different perspective. Much love coming your way xx
wow reading your words just encapsulates me taking me from my reality somewhat into your past. thank you again.
:hug: Maz, all I can say is thanks for sharing :hug:
Thanks for sharing Maz,
You are a beautiful writer!!!
Hi Maz, you write very well keep up the great work! I'm eagerly awaiting the next installment. Hope it's theraputic for you as well must be very hard:hug:
Maz- I agree with all of the others, you write very well... thank you so much for sharing your story with us
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Maz, I hope that writing this down is helping you.
You are doing a wonderful job giving your children your love :clap:
Maz - When you share you open yourself completely, i feel like I am walking in your shoes. :hug: thank you. You are opening my eyes to a world that I know exists, but shamefully put my head in the sand over. Again, thankyou. And I hope this helps you out as much as it will me.
Wow thank you for being so generous and brave by sharing your story with us :hug:
Maz, you are an amazing writer, I am learning so much from you, it is such a help in my journey as a teacher. BB has taught me so much comapssion and understanding for others and given me a window into other worlds.
Can't wait to read more maz you are such a brave and inspirational woman!!!
Maz hun two things that I've thought about since reading your story and starting mine....
1) Often people don't understand the abuse, physical as well as emotional that we as parents of these super kids get. I don't think I would have understood it at all without living it. I'm not saying people can't sympathise with you, just that its hard to understand without having your child attack you physically....
2) The grieving for your child. Having to go through a grieving process in order to release the child you dreamed of, and be able to embrace the child you have.
:hug: You are so amazing Maz. Your little boy is so lucky to have you as his mummy :hug:
Thank you for sharing your story. :hug:
... I have no idea what to say. :hug:
Thank you SOOO much for raising my awareness. You've changed me and I thank you for it.
I eagerly await further enlightenment..
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Oh Maz, I don't know what to say!! You truly are an amazing woman, your children are extremely lucky to have you...as you are them. They chose you to be their mummy for a reason hun. :hug:
I hope writing all this down is helping you in a big way...and selfishly I want your story to help me too. I want to understand what one of my friends is going through, with her son who has just been diagnosed with Autism, he is not yet 3 years old. I want to know how I can help her, I don't want to be one of the friends who disappears from her life.
I have tears! That must have been such an amazing moment! :hug:
so so so touching you trully are an amazing woman maz WOW! and toy story of all things that's GREAT!
i remember getting Josiah's ears tested as we thought he was deaf and its hard work isn't it i dont blame you for being annoyed at that person i would have been to. :hug:
Maz I don't know what to say...what an amazing story... what a privilege it is to hear this from you... I don't know how else to put it
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:lol: I'm keeping that one in the vault!:
I aplogised and said he was actually reaching out...the first time ever as he has autism..her comment was..im sorry he doesnt look it....WTF? I yelled at her....we'll you dont look stupid now do you!
wow maz, you are such an incredible mother - the patience that must have taken you, and your perseverence is amazing. it certainly puts tantrums into perspective for me. thankyou for sharing your story, it's a very brave thing to do, and you have opened my eyes up wide. i wish you and your kids all the happiness in the world xoxo
maz post #34 you made me cry, then you made me laugh, then you made me be kind of filled with wonder