Oh, my God. Like, almost ten years ago. But what reminded me of it is today we went grocery shop, and I just had that flashback of him just walking out the store casually with the groceries, like, look, my groceries are in here. I went shopping. We're not leaving this here at the store. But again, he didn't know what was going on. But I thought that was hilarious
Milisa Fowler
@LoveLifeAutism · 3:07
And now, if it was my daughter, she would have known automatically. You can't just walk out the store with that. She didn't pay for it. But for him, he clearly didn't understand that I didn't pay for it, that he can't take it. All he knew is that he had shopped for them groceries and he was taking them home. So that was funny and scary at the same time
Milisa Fowler
@LoveLifeAutism · 2:44
Hopefully he's never taken anything that I know of again, but hopefully he he understands what happened, and I explained it to him well enough for him to grasp the concept. Thank you for your reply. And it definitely was funny
Anisah Khan
@Anisah_Writes · 4:12
And he just snatches a nail clipper from my hands, runs up the stairs and hides it in my mom's closet. I've never seen that boy run so fast. I mean, he runs fast, but not that speed that he ran up those stairs. So I'm, like, trying to find the nail clippers because he hit it pretty well. And when I tried to grab the clippers from him, he scratched my hand. So little brother one, big sister zero
Milisa Fowler
@LoveLifeAutism · 5:00
Thank you so much, Nissa, for sharing your story about your brother. And it's amazing how some of the similarities of the diagnosis that your brother had gotten and my son was diagnosed at three as well, and mild to severe autistic. The doctor said that he wouldn't be able to be potty trained because he wasn't talking
Anisah Khan
@Anisah_Writes · 2:58
Yeah, it's really a long way, how the health care has gone. I mean, it's not perfect. It needs to be improved in a lot of aspects, but it's growing. It's improving. And at least your son and my brother getting the care they need, so, yeah, it's nice. And, you know, thanks for your reply. I mean, I had I was, like, laughing and agreeing