agrees with garyww.
P-Lane,
it doesnt matter whether family have better chances at things than self,it doesnt mean they are better,nicer, or worth more,only bother with what self can do rather than what family can do-family can be completely different from each other,eg,unlike am-have got a sister who went through mainstream school,is 'gifted',did uni and all of that sort of stuff-yet unlike am she is rubbish with computers and animals,people go to her to say how intelligent she is,and how great she is to be working as a councilor,but no one will ever be going to her to ask her to install basic software for them.
am would think own family will have their weaknesses to,they cant be good at everything.
depending on area and diagnoses,there are lots of forms of support available that can help if need it not just support staff or residential care,and it isnt bad or weak to accept it,so if ever do need it,dont refuse it,it a way of making self equal as possible with others who do not need such supports.
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>severely autistic.
>>the residential autist;
http://theresidentialautist.blogspot.co.uk
blogging from the view of an ex institutionalised autism/ID activist now in community care.
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