Imagine going through all of elementary school and high school and not being accepted for being different. A lot of people with autism go through this. People without autism do not realize the difficulties people with autism have. They do not realize that children with disabilities notice when people do not accept them for being different. Some people do not give them and adults the chance to show their talents and who they are because they are different. The thing is, people who do not deal with autism regularly do not realize the struggle that the children with autism go through. They do not try to look through the imperfection and see who the person with autism really is inside. People with autism deserve to be treated just as anyone else. They are a human just like every one of us, and want to be seen as a “normal” person. One will see what autism …show more content…
People with autism also tend to suffer from anxiety and depression. When a child with autism is taking a medication, it could cause dangerous side effects. (Autism Spectrum-Treat & Drugs 1). “A couple of weeks after the initial shock, I stepped away from my emotions and took a real hard look at my son. I realized that Loch had been autistic since the day he was born. The signs were there: his obsession with putting things in order, his inability to express himself,” said Loch’s mother (Raising a Child 1). When someone notices signs and symptoms of autism, it is better to act on the situation sooner than later. ASD impacts how a child or person interacts with others. Some children show signs of autism as an infant, but some do not show them until the first few months or even years of their life. Some big signs of autism are suddenly losing interest in something, becoming aggressive, or lose skills they have already mastered (Autism Spectrum-Symptoms