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"autism destroys families" says the non doctor/buffoon RFK Jr.

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Been dealing with reoccurring bladder cancer for the last four years so I’ve worked really hard on fixing my body.
You really are a hero. Your son loves you more than anything. God bless you and your health.

Reading through this thread has me in tears. So many of us going through this. We feel alone but we aren't. Stay strong brothers!
 
For everyone with special needs children, one major thing to get setup is a Special Needs Trust(SNT). I didn't even realize that was a thing until about a year ago. It really puts a little peace of mind in the back of your head... There I go I'm crying again. Peace out homies.
 
For everyone with special needs children, one major thing to get setup is a Special Needs Trust(SNT). I didn't even realize that was a thing until about a year ago. It really puts a little peace of mind in the back of your head... There I go I'm crying again. Peace out homies.
You heard about it a year ago…I heard about it just now from your post. Thank you.

My biggest fear is knowing that we won’t be here forever to care for him. And thinking he’s going to end up in one of those shitty institutions or group homes. I worked in one when I was doing my undergrad. I know most of the people there really care and do their best, but it would be a shitty place to have to live. We’re doing everything we can for him, to prepare him, but I wonder if he’ll ever be truly capable of living on his own. High functioning for autism can still be light years away from “normal” everyday functioning.
 
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You heard about it a year ago…I heard about it just now from your post. Thank you.

My biggest fear is knowing that we won’t be here forever to care for him. And thinking he’s going to end up in one of those shitty institutions or group homes. I worked in one when I was doing my undergrad. I know most of the people there really care and do their best, but it would be a shitty place to have to live. We’re doing everything we can for him, to prepare him, but I wonder if he’ll ever be truly capable of living on his own. High functioning for autism can still be light years away from “normal” everyday functioning.
I’m in shock you people don’t know these things. Go see an estate planning lawyer. Talk. Snt. Healthcare directives. Peace of mind

If it looks like Medicaid beds suicide or assisted suicide. Unless you’re in rural America I guess
 
For everyone with special needs children, one major thing to get setup is a Special Needs Trust(SNT). I didn't even realize that was a thing until about a year ago. It really puts a little peace of mind in the back of your head... There I go I'm crying again. Peace out homies.
ABLE (aka STABLE) accounts are also very useful. They are much easier to set up than a SNT and the money can be used for more things (including living expenses). On the other hand, ABLE accounts have annual contribution limits and size limits. In many instances it makes sense to have both an ABLE account and a SNT.

 
Lol my ex is much hotter. Lingerie model. That’s who he married in that pic. Got mine on a break at the sushi joint around the corner from Napoli

@DANC im feeling a certain way
Was your ex-stoker or your baby momma who is the lingerie model?

Asking for a friend.
 
Not saying you're wrong. Your feelings are valid. However there is no proof linking autism to vaccines. In our support group their is a couple who's child never got any vaccines. Religious exemption. That's just as anecdotal as kids with vaccines.

I'm good with more research on that though. As everyone should be.
'Your feelings'........
Forget your family's REAL life vaxx injuries experience.
It's just your 'feelings'.....
 
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You heard about it a year ago…I heard about it just now from your post. Thank you.

My biggest fear is knowing that we won’t be here forever to care for him. And thinking he’s going to end up in one of those shitty institutions or group homes. I worked in one when I was doing my undergrad. I know most of the people there really care and do their best, but it would be a shitty place to have to live. We’re doing everything we can for him, to prepare him, but I wonder if he’ll ever be truly capable of living on his own. High functioning for autism can still be light years away from “normal” everyday functioning.
Not sure where you live. If in Indiana, the ARC is a great resource.

 
I’m in shock you people don’t know these things. Go see an estate planning lawyer. Talk. Snt. Healthcare directives. Peace of mind

If it looks like Medicaid beds suicide or assisted suicide. Unless you’re in rural America I guess
It's important to talk to someone who is versed in the specifics of special needs kids and adults.

I waded through a lot of blanks stares and people saying shit this was just flat out wrong before I got a referral to the guy we used. I posted the website for ARC of Indiana above. If anyone is in Indiana, that's a great place to start.

If you're in the Indy area, Bob Fechtman is who we used for guardianship and our SNT. I can't recommend him enough.

 
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It's important to talk to someone who is versed in the specifics of special needs kids and adults.

I waded through a lot of blanks stares and people saying shit this was just flat out wrong before I got a referral to the guy we used. I posted the website for ARC of Indiana above. If anyone is in Indiana, that's a great place to start.

If you're in the Indy area, Bob Fechtman is who we used for guardianship and our SNT. I can't recommend him enough.

@TheOriginalHappyGoat i think actually does that shit too
 
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