The Real Difference Between Autism Awareness and Acceptance for Families | Ajita | Josh Talks

Advi was a happy, typical child who met all her developmental milestones on time. She would often call out to her mother, saying “mummy, mummy.” But after turning 2, things started to change. She gradually stopped responding to her name and no longer called her mother as much. Her parents raised concerns with her pediatrician, but they were told not to worry.
When COVID struck, and the mother fell ill, their concerns deepened. By then, Advi was 2.5 years old, and the family knew something was wrong. After months of uncertainty and no clear answers from doctors, her mother decided to take matters into her own hands. In September 2022, they found a developmental pediatrician, and in October, they received a diagnosis indicating early signs of autism.
This news was heartbreaking for the family, causing many sleepless nights. Despite the emotional toll, Advi's parents were determined to do everything they could to help their daughter. Her father remained a pillar of strength, and together, they started therapy in November.
At first, the therapy sessions were difficult, and Advi cried every day. It became clear that she was too young and that happiness and comfort were just as important as any formal treatment. The family shifted their focus, creating a joyful environment for her at home, which led to significant progress.
This story is a heartfelt journey of a family learning to navigate the world of autism, showing that happiness is key to helping a child thrive.
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अद्वी एक खुशमिजाज और सामान्य बच्ची थी जिसने अपने सभी विकासात्मक मील के पत्थर समय पर पूरे किए। वो अक्सर अपनी माँ को "मम्मी, मम्मी" कहकर बुलाती थी। लेकिन 2 साल की उम्र के बाद चीज़ें बदलने लगीं। धीरे-धीरे उसने अपने नाम पर प्रतिक्रिया देना बंद कर दिया और अपनी माँ को भी पहले की तरह नहीं बुलाया। उसके माता-पिता ने डॉक्टर से इसकी चिंता जाहिर की, लेकिन उन्हें बताया गया कि चिंता की कोई बात नहीं है।
फिर कोविड आया, और अद्वी की माँ बीमार हो गईं। तब तक अद्वी 2.5 साल की हो चुकी थी, और परिवार को महसूस हो गया था कि कुछ गड़बड़ है। महीनों तक अस्पष्ट जवाब मिलने के बाद, अद्वी की माँ ने खुद से समाधान ढूंढने की ठानी। सितंबर 2022 में उन्हें एक विकासात्मक बाल रोग विशेषज्ञ मिले, और अक्टूबर में अद्वी को ऑटिज़्म के शुरुआती लक्षणों का निदान मिला।
यह खबर परिवार के लिए बेहद दिल तोड़ने वाली थी, जिससे कई रातों तक नींद नहीं आई। इसके बावजूद, अद्वी के माता-पिता ने अपनी बेटी की मदद के लिए हर संभव कोशिश करने का संकल्प लिया। उसके पिता परिवार के लिए एक मजबूत स्तंभ बने, और नवंबर में उन्होंने थेरेपी शुरू की।
शुरुआती दिनों में थेरेपी कठिन थी, और अद्वी रोज़ रोती थी। जल्द ही यह स्पष्ट हो गया कि वह अभी बहुत छोटी है और उपचार से पहले उसकी खुशी और आराम भी ज़रूरी हैं। परिवार ने थेरेपी से ज्यादा अद्वी की खुशी पर ध्यान देना शुरू किया और घर में एक खुशहाल माहौल बनाया, जिससे अद्वी की प्रगति होने लगी।
यह कहानी एक परिवार की ऑटिज़्म के साथ उनकी यात्रा की दिल छू लेने वाली यात्रा है, जो दिखाती है कि एक बच्चे की खुशी उसे आगे बढ़ाने में कितनी महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाती है।
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[@aftabalam7663]

Thank you so much..your words are like gems for us. God bless u and ur child

[@poojaarora5255]

Ajita u hv become a solid example of an inspiration for others.... U r doing a great job. May God bless you always. Dil se dua karti hun or salute to u. May ur daughter get loads and loads of love and happiness

[@ashnakalra297]

It’s such a powerful way of dealing with the situation Ajita!!! Loved every minute of it. A great insight into the gaps of education world at the moment and your zeal to overcome them!!!

[@TiaTadon1703]

And imagine about a lower class family who even can't afford the charges of their therepy and counseling..😢

[@inspirityogabyajita4828]

Can understand. God bless 🙏

[@sujatabaidya5273]

Absolutely true maa se behter koi therapist nahi q ki centre to sirf max 1 hr therapy denge but maa to hamesha se sakti hai and she xan understand the mood of the child also , True said by Ajita school konse bhot bara questions I am also facing the same stress now as special is not for Autism and Inclusive school is not capable as they don't understand what is Autism

[@basumjerang2941]

Iam capable is the medicine for our special child

[@PRIYANKAKUMARI-pi9so]

More pawer to you sister❤

[@AjayMona-h5y]

Awesome encouragement

[@ra1f123]

You are strong my daughter also a autistic

[@amolchavan838]

Mine also😢

[@inspirityogabyajita4828]

Please take care. Hope you work hard and make it an enjoyable journey 🙏

[@anishaduttaroy7295]

My son is Autistic 10 year's old he head bangs a lot therapy kerate hain kuch bhi improvement nahi hua abhi tak .He is non verbal now so we stop therapy. Ghar ka kam sikhathi hoo.

[@biyaamoiz1130]

Aj kl sary schools ki same situation hy, chahy wo special child ho ya normal teachers ab mehnat krna hi nhi chahty, han pesy pure chye inko

[@priyankabangaon7769]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@dg3241]

Hi Ajita Could you tell me if homeopathy helped your kid in any way ?

[@kaursamreet-io5gh]

Ghar se bahar nhi nikloge to Ghar me hi reh jaaoge...bachhe ko play school k liye ready karen ..bachhe ko normal bachhon ka exposure bahut jaruri hai.... therapy sessions regular attend kijiye... therapist aapka support system hai ...therapist k liye negative oura n create karen.

[@TiaTadon1703]

And what about the fees.? Rs. 1000/- per hour.. Aisa kuch bhi nahi karte aapke therapist ko ki itna jyada charge kare.. paise khane ke liye baithe hai sab

[@inspirityogabyajita4828]

Agree it has become a business. May be some have good intentions but most of them are not worth the efforts and money. Parents keep changing therapists but it's the biggest challenge to find a right guiding person.

[@aninditacnath3094]

Avi v journey chalu hain

[@riminandi]

Its my story too

[@amolchavan838]

Which book u refer

[@inspirityogabyajita4828]

It takes two to talk

[@datadownload1701]

99% school autism wale baccho ko admission dete nahi h

[@basumjerang2941]

Sabse best he aapka itna detail mein samajhaya sach meh happiness sabse jyada matter kerta hai

[@datadownload1701]

❤❤