so because you can't "see" anxiety unless its an attack happening right then and there, its ok for her to treat him the way she did? He obviously has a condition which is why he has a script. There's no reason for her to treat him the way she did, if she didnt have the patience someone else can take off.
I say off the cuff ish sometimes lol but at times you get me wondering
Thanks for this Fela, as well. That comment kind of took my breath away but I don't like to "confront or challenge" people if I cannot do it lovingly or respectfully. I'm under the weather so I left it.
@Kindheart you are certainly entitled to your opinion but as a human being, a mother to a vulnerable person, I would hope that you can see that people deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion particularly during a health crisis. I didn't watch the video out of consideration for my mental health. I do not like to see people mistreated. People react to all sorts of medical issues differently. His anxiety attack may not be typical for what she sees but she has no right to demean or treat him inhumanely based on what? A feeling, a color? You mentioned you have an autistic child, you won't always be here to protect him, imagine someone mistreating him because he isn't behaving in a neurotypical way that suits the person. I'm certain you've have to deal with that at least on a micro level at some point by now anyway because people are jerks. Please treat people as you would want your son treated. As
@Farida mentioned, it only adds to the burden of your health when you're not treated with respect or dignity. I hope I'm not speaking out of turn and you may have never done anything close but please just consider the experiences in this thread and CHOOSE to do the right thing. I say this with e-love, sis. Sincerely.