Alistair's Autism Diagnosis

This is it, the big one! We talk about Alistair's official diagnosis and how we are going to move forward, as well as the pros and cons of diagnosing in this particular way.
#autism #autismawareness #autistic #autismvlogs

[@brie3679]

Ugh Alistairs is such a precious little man.

[@margaritalini]

I really love your videos and you guys are an amazing team! Your children are very fortunate to have you as parents :D My child was diagnosed at 3 years old, as high functioning, but I feel that he has not made as much progress as I would like... for example he still inverts pronouns, repeats questions that I ask him instead of answering and cannot read or write (he is 6 now). Because of his diagnosis of being on the high functioning part of the spectrum, I have felt for a long time that it is my fault that he is not excelling and that as a parent I should be doing more. We do ABA 1 hour a day, speach therapy 2 a week, swimming therapy 2 hours a week, equinotherapy 2 hours a week and he has a shadow all day at school doing ABA and speach therapy with him. So may be it is a good idea to let them evolve as best as they and you can, without so many expectations... The first neuropsychologist we consulted said that diagnosis for children should always be written in pencil. Good luck and I look forward to your next video. Thanks!

[@AutismFamilyChannel]

Thank you. All the best n your journey!

[@Paul-ro8cg]

😮 by xx

[@baileyheaton7087]

Seeing Alister's diagnostic code he is on level 2. The code 299.00 is level 2 requiring substantial support and I google searched this.

[@estrogenacres801]

No one thinks badly of a family using government services for the health of their children, especially if your POS insurance company doesn't cover it!! I can't believe insurance doesn't cover. God Bless your family!

[@MxCartney]

I have pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified :) also known as Learning Disability (NOS) basically means you have some traits of autism but not enough to be called autistic because its super mild, and often caused by outlier factors such as in my case I also have congenital heart disease Tricuspid Atresia where I’m missing the Tricuspid valve, and only get 70-75% oxygen daily.

[@ema3852]

you both looks awesome am complaining for one and you guys are three and still happy.love you from Dubai.

[@jeanmorgan5410]

Really helps to have the special Medicaid regular insurance doesn’t work they need the extra help which the regular insurance doesn’t cover

[@tjbishop8823]

🍓 awesome videos

[@yvonnewilliamson4251]

I really love your videos❤

[@beanj580]

Did you ever get a level? My son was just diagnosed as high functioning. It gets so confusing. You guys are probably pro's by now,,so really enjoy your videos.

[@AutismFamilyChannel]

No they don’t do levels anymore, at least that we know of

[@ravenID429]

@@AutismFamilyChannelI’m surprised they didn’t give you a level 1-3, I thought that was the new thing

[@jeanmorgan5410]

The therapies help disabilities Medicaid reply helps

[@annheller6253]

I got diagnosed when I was a child they didn’t know a lot about it. I have problems today I don’t know we’re on the autism spectrum I am because I got diagnosed in the 60s early 60s so can you help me know how to find out thanks.

[@au9parsec]

Trees and plants breath carbon, which leaves an oxygen foot print 🐿️

[@madinasatybaldinova5078]

hello, I am from Kazakhstan. Can you elaborate more on how did you diagnose autism? Could I get your emails, please? Thank you