By Gil I don’t like change at all, and I like it when I know that is going to happen. If I don’t know what is going to happen, I am getting anxious. I prefer to know in advance what to expect. I do not always I know what to expect, and this makes me upset. If I know what to expect, and then I am more secure. My best way of being prepared is to talk to someone that can help me understand what to expect. I am very hopeful that in time I will learn to be more comfortable with change. If I was more used to change, I could go places and to be less worried about what I’m doing there. if I was less worried, I would have a lot more time happy.
What We’ve Learned at JoyDew: What if our autistic adults aren’t the ones who need to change?
If you’re the parent of an adult with autism, you may have spent years hearing about what your child couldn’t do. Couldn’t communicate well enough. Couldn’t work. Couldn’t be independent. Couldn’t make their own...
