2. I Don’t Know Enough to Properly Speak on Spectrums
Keeley Schroder, you’ve posed a difficult question!
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Question #2: Are you or do you know someone on the spectrum? What makes them special?
I have a great-nephew who was diagnosed with Autism and ADHD when he was really young, but I haven’t had the opportunity to spend any time with him, especially in the last few years.
I don’t know how this affects him, his daily life or his relationships. I could repeat what others have told me, but that’s just not right. Even if it’s not complete gossip, it’s speculation and anecdotal at best. Such a disservice to all involved, indulging in second-and-third-hand heresay.
I guess all I can do is say, “I know someone.”
And leave it there.
That is all.
I will say that when the word “spectrum” comes up, my first reaction…
