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I don't have a neurodiverse child, but I have friends who I am sharing this article with. I think it will give them hope for what they know their children can achieve once they understand and thrive in their identity of who they are.

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We are in the UK so I don’t fully understand everything you mention and I’m neurodivergent myself so that makes it a little harder but I get the essence of the post and feel encouraged as I identify so many similarities to my ADHD teenage daughter. Thank you for this post. I’m going to look for an online group for her through the organisation you mentioned

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Such a positive read. I have 2 grandsons who are autistic; one is 10 and changing school next September and his brother who is nearly 6 and non speaking. They're beautiful boys and I'm grateful they're growing up in a world where neurodiversity is becoming more widely understood. It's so important to talk about issues facing autistic people at any age and I appreciate being able to read about your family's experiences.

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Thanks, Serena. Thanks for sharing. I'm curiously learning and interested in your family's journey. It's good to hear that there are resources and support.

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