April 2 is World Autism Awareness Day. Every year on this day people around the world talk about autism, what it is and how to accept it. We have been talking about this day for years in order to inform the public that there are wonderful children living with us who have autism. Because these children have a communication problem, the role of the community should be there to support and invite them to communicate.
We should all work unitedly to make the public aware of the counsel of the day that the most important thing is to try to accept those wonderful children living with us and to create all possible conditions for them to become full members of society. Let’s beware and accept their uniqueness and not behave indifferently.
Autism is not a verdict but the ignorance towards it is.
