Mama, are you okay?

Caregivers/parents for PWD'S they go through a lot.

They really do, from the diagnosis of the individual as a child that is if the individual gets their condition at a young age.

The lifestyle changes because now they're forced to adjust to the new way of life.

The sweat and tears that is put for the effort of making a PWD's life better.

The stigma from society because of having a different child from the societies "Normal" of which I often hate that word, what is Normal really?

Anyways back to the subject 🤣🤣

It's a serious lifestyle change and they make the strongest humans on earth because they know how different our world is, try to accept it even when it's hard but trying is better than not doing anything.

Despite everything Mum, are you okay?

That's where support groups come in such as the Differently Talented Society of Kenya. At least for persons with autism to support each other at different stages in life, whether parent child, youth or a man or woman with their own family.

Sharing the world is good and being able to understand somebody's else is top notch way to help break the barrier of disability