Autism Doctor Meets Autistic Patient……🧑‍🔬

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[MsSouzafly]

The "you're like me" changed the patient's expression altogether. He felt he was not alone. There was hope for him.

[neqpcrw]

„You made a mistake. But mistakes are good. You should make more.“ True words

[IvySamuel]

The importance of having someone who can relate to your frustrations and tell you that you are not alone is priceless. As humans, sometimes that’s all we need.

[ToxicWastevsConfusedGoat]

"If you don't make mistakes you will never learn" True words.

[zakeibc]

I love the loud and clear, but still calm “He’s NOT Psychotic, He’s Autistic.”

[Cynister]

He saw himself and felt hope, understood and peace for once. This is beautiful😢❤

[MildredFarrow]

That connection between Dr. and patient was real!!

[marliwilliams]

This brought tears 😢 to my eyes. I have a 12-year-old with Autism and it's so comforting and a joy to know someone understands. 🙏🏼

[TheOne_]

"mistakes are good, you should make more, you're like me" relatable as an autistic specimen

[livia-eysp]

“Mistakes are good you should make more”
That hit me like a brick wall

[samanthamorales]

"You're like me" really touching. Showing the patient that he is not alone and there are people like him who struggle and that it is ok to make mistakes in order to learn and move on.


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[narutowrldtextingstory]

he knows how to talk to him because he is also autistic.he is the perfect doctor for autistic patients

[slyunwc]

He understood the autism that the patient had and helped him overcome his fear❤😢

[zyadelkarama]

The first time I heard someone calling someone else autistic the nicest way ever

[sittingduck]

The eye contact at the end. How hard it must have been for them both, but Shaun made the effort to comfort the patient and the patient turned to him for comfort. That bond is unimaginable 😢

[beatrizjardim]

This makes me realize how much we need more qualified professionals who know how to deal with people who are different. The world is lacking sensibility and empathy.

[Thechaosmaster]

As an autistic person, seeing that doctor treat the patient fills me with joy.

[GlorySon-vndb]

When he said "He's not psychotic. He's autistic." I really felt the way he feels. God bless him.

[ariannasowder]

I'm autistic/Autism myself level 2 and I respect him and the doctor. A doctor who is calming down their patient is amazing! God bless you!

[ninjasmoocher]

“mistakes are good. you should make more” sobbing❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ as an autistic person I had no idea how much I needed to hear that