Signs and symptoms of special needs children: real issue or talked into?

Special Needs Supermom podcast

In this episode of the Special Needs Supermom Podcast I talk about signs and symptoms of special needs children: real issue or talked into?

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When you’re autistic you’re anti-social; when there’s a smog weather alarm you have to stay inside when asthmatic; all kids taking MTX-injections get ‘allergic’ to the color yellow, the smell of fresh cut grass is enough to trigger an asthmatic allergy attack. Or is it because society keeps telling us this?

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Wonderboy is the most social sensitive kid out there, hence why people always question him being autistic. Yet he nowadays calls himself socially awkward. Supergirl never thought much about the yellow color of her juvenile arthritis injectable medicine until she heard other kids talk about being ‘allergic’ to the color yellow because of this med. She has a yellow wall in her bedroom… And for years I would start to breath difficulty the moment I smelled mowed grass. Until my breathing therapist asked if this was truly an allergic reaction or happened because I would tense up and breath shallow the moment I would smell it.

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What raises the question: when it comes to signs and symptoms of our special needs children, but also our own, is it really true or talked into?

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Stay sane & stay happy.

Nadine

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