How can someone with an autistic disorder learn to accept the disorder?

Question

I do mean autistic spectrum disorder

Answer 1

It is very difficult to accept conditions such as Autism when we live in a society that does not accept these conditions.

My child has been diagnosed "suspected" autism by more than one professional. He does very well in school academics, is very well behaved in class, and prefers to be alone. Because he is "different" he is continually bullied, even by much smaller children. I am always enraged, but he handles this situation very well. I have learned to accept his "condition" by stepping back and viewing how capable he is at handling it himself. Much of the time he does not need my interference.

It appears that even the most challenged of individuals will thrive much better when we all step back a few feet and allow them the opportunity to accept who they are.

Answer 2

Educating oneself is often times helpful. Even better, learn what others are doing for their children with autism, at the link below.