Understanding Autism Love and Acceptance

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Mother hears nonverbal daughter with autism say "I love you" for first time

When people hear “autism spectrum,” they often imagine a straight line from “a little bit autistic” to “very autistic.” But that’s not what the spectrum really means. Autism is more like a wheel or a profile – with different areas such as communication, sensory processing, social interaction, emotions, learning, and motor skills. Each autistic person has their own unique pattern across these areas. Some strengths may be far ahead, while some challenges need more support. This is why no two autis

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