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Reblogged this on perfectlyfadeddelusions and commented:
That’s horrible to blame the mother.
My cousins are autistic and I would hope no one would blame their mums, I know the youngest was premature.
Blaming the mum is as bad as blaming the vaccines.
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Thank you for the reblog.
I agree, but many persons see the actions, but do not recognise the reasons.
People and professionals should not be judgemental, but it is easy and quick to judge, especially when they are unaware of or unwilling to understand any relating factors.
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