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Replying to @VDub Thw invisible struggle that nobody talks about 👇Level 2 autistic kids slip through the cracks because they CAN communicate - but that doesn’t mean they’re not struggling internally. While everyone focuses on non-speaking autistics (who certainly have more support needs ❤️), these kids get mislabeled as “behavior problems,” when they’re actually experiencing sensory overload, routine disruptions, and constantly masking. EXHAUSTING!! Your child isn’t being defiant - they’re dysr
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