It's not something I would have chosen to do. But, she needed someone. I will say that in a way it helps me too. I get to think about her needs, instead of just being lost in my own little world all the time. I need responsibility. I set my alarm for 5 am, in time to have coffee and be in a good space when I wake her up for her day. I wake her at 6:20 am, make her lunch. I walk to her bus stop because I'm afraid someone will steal her. I get her from the bus stop in the afternoon, etc... She's much happier here, with us. And I am happy if I can help her be happy and reach her potential.
Thanks for responding guys! I love hearing about you too.
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Neurocognitive exam in May 2019, diagnosed with ASD, Asperger's type in June 2019.