M is for Autism

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She dreams that she could be able to act like her other peers, but inside she feels like she lives in an entirely different "world".

M is for Autism : The Students of Limpsfield Grange School M is for Autism : The Students of Limpsfield Grange School

Likeall people, autistic people gain huge amounts of pleasure from pursuing theirinterests and see them asfundamental to their wellbeing and happiness. But Sarah Wild, head of Limpsfield Grange, believes there are just as many girls with autism as there are boys.It is a quick read, but will have a deep impact on how the reader views those who struggle with Autism. They manage to mask it when they’re younger, which means when they crumble, they don’t have any coping strategies and structures to fall back on for support,” he said. Over one third of autistic people have serious mental health issues and too many autistic people are being failed by mental health services.

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I am personally available for interviews about my life growing up with undiagnosed Asperger's Syndrome, my teenage years as a street kid, being in management by age 21, my battles with chronic illness and rare illness to my late life diagnosis, and journey from writing 2 line book reviews to becoming a Top Ranked Reviewer with her own successful Book Publicity company. A very brief book (which I read cover to cover in 35 minutes) which gives a glimpse into the life of an autistic girl and how she copes with day to day life and the things which us NT people take for granted.

Oneautistic woman describedhaving a shutdown as: 'just as frustrating as a meltdown, because of not being able to figure out how to react how I want to, or not being able to react at all; there isn’t any ‘figuring out’ because the mind feels like it is past a state of being able to interpret. The House of Lords round table has a quest, said Carpenter: “We need to engage political will, without which nothing will change. It's written by girls at a school for girls who have autism and I would recommend it to anyone who works with children. This was a very short but amazing read, congrats to the students of Limpsfield Grange School and thank you.

M is for Autism by The Students of Limpsfield Grange School M is for Autism by The Students of Limpsfield Grange School

Luckily for me, I discovered the existence of M in the Middle: Secret Crushes, Megal-Colossal Anxiety, and the People's Republic of Autism, a 352-page follow-up to M is for Autism. Because people think autism is something only boys have – and because girls with autism behave completely differently to boys – girls have to constantly mask their condition,” Warren added. For me this book was good as it was not too heavy on info, just enough to understand what someone with autism might deal with during a school day.

Understanding and education are key to us all getting along and I think this book should be in every school library and all children, autistic or not, should be encouraged to read this book and it's sequel which I've not yet read but intend to. The Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers, Revised (M-CHAT-R) is a screener that will ask a series of 20 questions about your child’s behavior.

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Photograph: Martin Godwin/The Guardian Limpsfield Grange schoolgirls with their headteacher Sarah Wild (in red) and Vicky Martin, their creative writing teacher. I think this book would be entertaining and enlightening to anyone that loves teenagers whether they are autistic or not.

Nice book for teenagers to read and understand they are not the only ones feeling this way, that they are misunderstood by others sometimes. This inspiring and touching novel really gives you a feel of what living with autism and anxiety is like. I am a woman, a wife, a mother, a friend, a Top Ranked Book Reviewer and have my own Book Publicity business.