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Cultural Immersion Project – Part 3

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AUTISTIC COMMUNITY 2

Autistic Community

Judy and Ben were very confident to explain how taking care of an autism kid is a

challenging task. They told me how, at first, they were confused because they did not know

what was troubling their kid. The separation was always considered. Being financially stable

and even being supportive of their children did not stop challenges from coming their way

(Poirier,2008). Olivia would align all her things in a very precise manner such as toys and

other materials, in case anyone changed them, she got irritated for days. She is three years

old, and she cannot speak or show any indication of speech; therefore, it gave them a reason

to take her to the hospital.

Taking Olivia to the hospital has made the couple progress in different ways. At first,

they did not feel their child could be helped. Currently, they are very much contented because

she is receiving speech therapy at a school she was enrolled in, and she is mingling with. The

government has also intervened, and they are getting the necessary support that was troubling

them previously. Ben and Judy opened up to me as they knew me before. It was a chance to

open up since they felt it was the early time they brought it to light. As per the couple,

placing their kid under treatment at an earlier age was very crucial (Nicolaidis et al., 2019);

they believe that it will bore many benefits in return since its impacting positively to the kid

at an early stage.

Visiting Bens Family was frankly a fascinating opportunity. They warmly welcomed

me to their home and made me comfortable. They were very grateful to their parents on how

they were brought up, their culture, and how they will transition it to their kids. The interview

culminated as if they knew me before to the extent of sharing a meal with me. Being a young

couple in their late 20s and having found that their kid was autistic was quite an experience to

me. They are a very caring couple that was not ready for that. It was a big privilege of having

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Running head: AUTISTIC COMMUNITY Cultural Immersion Project – Part 3 1 AUTISTIC COMMUNITY 2 Autistic Community Judy and Ben were very confident to explain how taking care of an autism kid is a challenging task. They told me how, at first, they were confused because they did not know what was troubling their kid. The separation was always considered. Being financially stable and even being supportive of their children did not stop challenges from coming their way (Poirier,2008). Olivia would align all her things in a very precise manner such as toys and other materials, in case anyone changed them, she got irritated for days. She is three years old, and she cannot speak or show any indication of speech; therefore, it gave them a reason to take her to the hospital. Taking Olivia to the hospital has made the couple progress in different ways. At first, they did not feel their child could be helped. Currently, they are very much contented because she is receiving speech therapy at a school she was enrolled in, and she is mingling with. The government has also intervened, and they are getting the necessary support that was troubling them previously. Ben and Judy opened up to me as they knew me before. It was a chance to open up since they felt it was the early time they brought it to light. As per the couple, placing their kid under treatment at an earlier age was very crucial (Nicolaidis et al., 2019); they believe that it will bore many benefits in return since its impac ...
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