“If you walk into our home or Max’s classroom, you couldn’t pick him out as having autism. But then we’ve funded nearly 10 years of support – from speech and occupational therapy to psychology appointments. I can tell you now, he’d be a very different child if we hadn’t been in the position to do so.”
Adeane Tindall’s 13-year-old son, Max, was diagnosed with autism at the age of four, but it was an uphill struggle.
Read More Here (off-site)- Topics:
- NDIS
- Author:
- Simon Wardale
- Source:
- The Guardian
- Date published:
- Mon 10th Apr, 2017