Don't Blame My Parents
Don't blame my parents
For the way I am
I was born with Autism
And doing the best I can
Don't put them down
When they're doing their best
I was born with Autism
And I'm different from the rest
Don't point and stare
If I act different in the street
They have enough to deal with
And have my needs to meet
Don't laugh at their expense
If they're finding it hard to cope
Listen to their worries
And please give them hope
Don't say that you could manage
If you were wearing their shoes
It's easy to make judgement
When you've got a path to choose
Don't judge my parents
Walk in their shoes for a day
Maybe you wouldn't be so willing
To have so much to say
By Donna Woods
From here.
I read this poem today. It was shared in one of the many Autism groups I am in. I love how eloquently Donna writes.
I read this poem today. It was shared in one of the many Autism groups I am in. I love how eloquently Donna writes.
Hope you don't mind, but I posted a link to this blog on my FB page. I love it.
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Hi Spectrum Warrior, please share it. Thank you! The more people hear out voices and our stories, the better. What's your FB page? I'll like it.
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