The Autistic Girl # A #365daysofwriting.

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We did fit her into school, despite all excuse by proprietors not to have her, thye just cant see a future for a deranged girl, my daughter was born this way and it took us years to fully figured this out, though weve been seeing this effect on her for awhile, the unneccasary cries, laughing alone while breast feeding, sometimes am scared if am breast feeding a chukky kind of a baby, she just wont let us all in on her plight and the repercussion is what am seeing today.

A baby girl not able to apprehend anything, but play away her time and becomes too jovial sometimes people has come to noticed the strange thing around her, not having another baby was a mixed feeling for us in such a community as this, first, he/she has to fight the stigma and bully for coming second to a mad sister, any means to fight such off would really resolve to been nnicknmaed something bad. We also don’t know what will come up next to this.

The school did accept her fully and integrate her into the school system under the auspices of Rev. Snr, Joyce who took my daughter in and brought her up in an amazing way.

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Paying her tuition fee looks more like a charity thing, we decided not to have another baby too. But she was always asking us whenever we come visiting.

I could remember the price giving day, the surprise call on my husband's name astounds us, the best performing student in art. There lies my baby with his beautiful artwork.

My entry into @mydivathings #365daysofwriting.

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