Autism Awareness: The Sickness Almost Everyone May Be Going Through And Probably Don’t Know

We are all born different and that is a wonderful thing. Our differences create different thinking abilities and reactions to situations. Mostly, the difference in our physical appearance turns to be the most common thing which people check out when making a comparison between two people. Interestingly, the way we see the world is quite different. What you see in something may be different from what other people see. This is a clear picture that shows that everyone’s brain works differently. Sometimes the brain is connected in such a way that it affects the senses. It affects the way we perceive and read situations and interactions. All these differences take place as a result of Autism.

Creating Autism Awareness

Many people have autism, but because some social interactions within our country considered being normal, they are not diagnosed with autism.

The neurones inside an autistic brain can sometimes make the person good at tasks which the normal person may find difficult. Autistics are very good at subjects such as mathematics, drawing and music. The activities the normal person may find easy is also complex to Autistics such as making friends. 

The senses constantly send information to the brain about its surroundings and other people. However, when a person’s brain and senses do not communicate, the brain can become overwhelmed and confused affecting how they see the world. Sadly, in many cases, the Autistic cannot say out loud how they feel. Even though there may be chaos going through their minds but they seem okay on the outside, unable to ask for help.

People with Autism need friends who are willing to the time to know them. With good communication and plenty of patience with autistic people, everyone would be better off. 

Autism is not a sickness, but it is simply how some people see the world differently.

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