This had slipped through cracks this was a shot of Gavin in recovery……
Rob Gorski
Based in Northeast Ohio, Rob Gorski, is an influential blogger and podcast host, best known for "The Autism Dad" blog and podcast. With a mission to educate, validate, and provide support to parents raising children with disabilities, he has transformed his personal experiences as a father of three autistic children into a resource for parents across the globe. Rob’s work has earned recognition from CNN, ABC News, BBC Worldwide, the Tamron Hall Show, and has received dozens of awards for best autism-related blog. His compelling narrative resonates with his audience, making a significant impact on the global autism community.
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I can relate to some of what you go through.I am the mother of a 12 year old Autistic girl.She is high functioning and very bright.But she get upset and frustrated very easily.She has also been diagnosed with epilepsy.It is heartbreaking to see her have the episodes when she gets so upset in a store or something and people look at her and me like why am I letting my child act like that.I want to just scream out she cant help it.And now that she also has epilepsy I feel like somehow I have failed as a Mom because I cant help her with these problems.I just sit and cry when she goes to sleep after a day of cluster seizures.Sometimes I wonder if I am the only Mom going through this.But the more I read I see that Autism is being diagnosed more and more each day.These children are precious gifts from God and I wish that people would take the time to get to know and love them.