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Dear 50 cent, I hate what you said, but thank you | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. Dear 50 cent, I hate what you said, but thank you. July 5, 2012. On Twitter, where these things always seem to happen, a follower lashed out at 50 Cent. Kind of tongue in cheek-like), insisting that he release his album early. In an attempt to by funny, 50 Cent tweeted back something that put the entire autism community into battle stations. And I say, thank you. Yeah i just saw your picture fool you look autistic”. Still though, I took to Twitter myself and Facebook...

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Stuart Duncan - Autism From a Father's Point of View - Part 2

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. You are not alone. September 4, 2015. I’ve been debating with myself for some time whether or not I should write this. I’ll get to the reasons for that in a bit but first, for right now, I need to tell you this: you are not alone. Sometimes I still feel completely worthless. Sometimes I still feel totally alone. So why do I continue to have these days where I feel totally worthless? Will I let down everyone that looks up to me? Will I disappoint all those kids who th...

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Stuart Duncan - Autism From a Father's Point of View - Part 94

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. How Did You Know Your Child Was Autistic? May 21, 2010. Autism signs are tricky because on the surface, they seem like childhood quirks… funny little things that some children do. However, if you add up all the signs… you may come to realize that they’re not quirks at all… especially if they persist longer than just a typical ‘phase’ should. From the moment Cameron. Eventually this turned to blocks where he’d position himself into a pile of blocks and then move...

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Helping you understand Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. Helping you understand Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). June 25, 2015. You hear things all the time! Humming appliances, buzzing lights, traffic, people talking, phones ringing, televisions and music on somewhere, planes flying over head… there’s just this big ball of noise all around you all the time and it’s not until it’s all taken away and you’re left with a tent and a night sky that it hits you… it’s quiet. You put on a sweater that you might describe as &#822...

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What to say and not say to a parent that has a child with Autism | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. What to say and not say to a parent that has a child with Autism. May 30, 2011. There are a few lists out there of things not to say to us parents, but this is more of a list of things not to say or else you may just push us beyond the breaking point. Don’t worry though, I’ll follow it up with some things that I think would actually be nice to say. Your kid just needs proper discipline. My kids would never get away with that. What made your kid autistic? You need to ...

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Resenting or even hating a family member with Autism | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. Resenting or even hating a family member with Autism. November 30, 2010. My wife just started a new part time job selling children’s clothing at a local store, it’s a perfect job for her since she loves children and she loves dressing them up just as much. It’s been a couple of weeks and so her co-workers have adjusted to her being there and as such, found herself in quite the interesting conversation with one of them. First of all, a sibling with Autism is likely to...

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Acceptance | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. A few things you might not know about autistics for Autism Awareness Day. April 1, 2015. Acceptance Day, allow me to share with you what I’ve learned. More Likely to be Bullied. I’m starting out with something that most people likely do know. In fact, there have been studies done. Likely to become a bully. Many of the children that come to my Minecraft server end up bullying others. They tell them what to do, they get angry when someone ignores them, they say the...

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This is a plea to the Minecraft community from the autism community for help on April 2nd. | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. This is a plea to the Minecraft community from the autism community for help on April 2nd. March 19, 2014. Creeper On your Dessssssktop 2. This is a plea to the Minecraft Community from myself and the Autism Community, whether you are with Mojang, or you create videos for Youtube, do live streams or just play on servers with other people, I beg you for just a moment of your time. Just last night, a new player said ‘. This is just not ok. Something in me broke. I ...

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Stuart Duncan | Autism from a Father's Point of View

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Autism from a Father's Point of View. Author Archive Stuart Duncan. The day ‘hackers’ told 6 year old autistic children that they should ‘kill yourself’. April 23, 2016. For those of you who don’t know me, I started Autcraft. A Minecraft server just for children (and adults) with autism where they can play the game safely, free from the bullying that they found on other servers. Up until April 6th, 2016, I had done a pretty good job of that. But first, let’s go back to 2013. Click for full size. Signed o...