Autistic Boy Bitten By Substitute Teacher

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Let's see... crosses, check. Holy water, check. Sharpened wooden stakes, silver-tipped crossbow bolts, garlic cloves, check check and check.

Let's go kill ourselves a vampire.

Now see kids, this is what happens when you read too much Stephanie Meyer, you think that all your problems will be solved by just biting the person.

What is most amazing is that there are comments below the article from members of the public who seem to think the child might have done something to deserve it. Apparently he's now frightened, won't let anyone touch his hand. He's not able to talk about his feelings, but he's not going back to school after this incident. Who could possibly be surprised after an assault like that?

Poor child.

Strange. Utterly Bizarre.
Wonder what went through that teachers head, can't be coherent thoughts.

Autistic children taste better than other kinds I guess!

...Um, yeah. What the hell? That man should not be anywhere near children, autistic or not.

I bit my teacher as a last resort when she wouldn't let go of my arm. Her grip was so tight it felt as if circulation was being cut off. She left a HUGE bruise and got in bigger trouble. My parents and therapist tried to get her fired. Even biting animals when they bite or nip dosen't work long term. I'm even against using bitter tasting substances to discourage them. When my chihuahua bit out of excitement, I pulled my hand away and showered his sister with attention and pretended he didn't exhist. He learned that if he bit he wouldn't get attention.

I hope the teacher was tested for rabies.

Hmm, this reminds me of the substitue in Elementary who laughed at me when I said I had autism, but a lot worse. I feel really bad for the kid whom he did this to, and hope he has parents or family members who will help him get through it.

The best response I can make to this is, that when dealing with severely autistic children you need not act barbaric or harsh.Yes, my neice has AS like myself and when she was young she was quite un-ruly but, I never act hostlie nor hurtful for, I haved worked around children whom had special difficulties wherein, I learned patience and understanding..

This is why you should eat lunch before going to class.