Autism is not a disease... Do we take care of such children?
Autism is not a disease... Do we take care of such children?Autism is a disorder that is affecting more and more of the brain due to genetics, environmental factors, and malnutrition. Seeking loneliness, not being able to look into the eyes, doing the same thing over and over again, laughing on their own, being fearless, not feeling pain, engaging in strange activities, engaging in toys such as car or train, and learning disabilities with which children or children under the age of ten are found Pediatricians, who say there may be symptoms, say the disorder is like a spectrum, that is, it can affect some children more and some children moderately, and it affects boys a little more.
It is a fact that by providing the appropriate communication training, especially by the age of five, they will excel in a field such as sports, music, painting, and mathematical calculations. Many statistics say that one child in every two seconds is diagnosed with autism and one in fifty children has autism, and their number has increased thirty times in the last thirty years alone. In our country, not every parent, every teacher, every doctor, and healthcare worker has enough awareness about autism.Of course, there may be more in our country than the current three million autistic children, and the reality is that the future of these children is in the hands of all of us. In this epidemic, we will raise enough awareness about the symptoms of autism and protect our future generations as these children will be more easily rejected!
It is a fact that by providing the appropriate communication training, especially by the age of five, they will excel in a field such as sports, music, painting, and mathematical calculations. Many statistics say that one child in every two seconds is diagnosed with autism and one in fifty children has autism, and their number has increased thirty times in the last thirty years alone. In our country, not every parent, every teacher, every doctor, and healthcare worker has enough awareness about autism.Of course, there may be more in our country than the current three million autistic children, and the reality is that the future of these children is in the hands of all of us. In this epidemic, we will raise enough awareness about the symptoms of autism and protect our future generations as these children will be more easily rejected!