AutismMom by Doc Cee

18/11/2025

I definitely agree 💯

15/11/2025

One step at a time. One year of change. 💙

WeWalk has been an important event for us since being diagnosed with Diabetes (and pre-diabetes) early this year.

I am proud of Lyle’s journey and grateful to support kids with diabetes at WeWalk 2025.

03/11/2025

Happy UAE Flag Day 🇦🇪

29/10/2025

Eighteen years ago, you came into our lives and changed it in the most beautiful way. Watching you grow from a quiet (and grumpy 😅) little boy with a love for colors to an amazing young artist who inspires so many has been the greatest blessing. 🎨✨

You’ve shown us what strength, patience, and unconditional love truly mean. Every piece you create reflects the beauty of your heart and the brilliance of your mind. 💖

As you turn 18, my wish is simple — may you always be proud of who you are, keep dreaming fearlessly, and continue to shine your light in this world. 🌈

We are so proud of you, anak. We love you, always ❤️

🌟 Happy 18th birthday, my dearest Lyle! 🎂💙

📸 RC Photography

25/10/2025

🎨✨ Celebrating International Artist Day with our very own AUsome artist, Lyle! 🌈💛 His creativity knows no bounds. Every brushstroke tells a story of passion, color, and joy.

Let’s continue to support and celebrate artists of all abilities who make the world a more vibrant place! 💫

01/10/2025

01/10/2025

🧡✨ October is ADHD Awareness Month ✨🧡

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is often misunderstood as just being “hyper” or “easily distracted.” But the truth is, ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects focus, organization, emotional regulation, and everyday life in different ways.

💡 What we need to remember:
✅ ADHD is real – it’s not laziness or bad behavior.
✅ Every person with ADHD experiences it differently.
✅ With understanding, compassion, and support, individuals with ADHD can thrive and showcase their unique strengths.

Let’s replace judgment with acceptance. 🧡
Let’s raise awareness, break the stigma, and create a world where people with ADHD are understood, supported, and celebrated for who they are.

23/09/2025

Just to let it all out because the issue angers me...

Parents of children with autism already carry so much on their shoulders. They go through navigating therapies, advocating in schools, and making sure their children are loved and understood. The LAST thing we need is BLAME. 😠

Let’s set the record straight: autism is NOT caused by vaccines. It is NOT caused by paracetamol/acetaminophen. Most importantly, it is NOT caused by bad parenting.

Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental condition with no single cause. Spreading false blame only adds unnecessary guilt and stigma to families who are already doing their best. What our children truly need is not judgment, but acceptance, support, and recognition of their strengths and potential.

When we stop looking for someone to blame and start focusing on understanding, we open the door to a more inclusive and compassionate world, for our children and for every family. We greatly appreciate those individuals who give us, especially Lyle, the opportunity to be heard, seen, and loved. 💖

“Autism is not a tragedy, ignorance is.”

Doc Cee

23/09/2025

Thank you Ms Rachel at Songs for Littles 💖

23/09/2025

Autism has no single cause, and it is not a disease that needs curing. Instead of searching for a “fix,” what truly matters is acceptance, understanding, and unconditional love. When we embrace our loved ones with autism, we begin to see their strengths, their unique capabilities, and their true potential. They are so much more than a diagnosis.

Xoxo,

DocCee 💖

23/09/2025

Thank you for standing up for truth, facts, science, and medicine!

And, there is nothing wrong either being neurodiverse!

Today’s White House event on autism was filled with dangerous claims and misleading information that sends a confusing message to parents and expecting parents and does a disservice to autistic individuals.

We know autism is complex, highly variable and increasingly linked to genetics. Individualized plans, often involving a combination of developmental, behavioral, educational and social-relational strategies, can help improve outcomes that are meaningful to individuals and families. We also need and welcome additional investments in federally funded research to better support families of autistic children.

Families who have questions about their child’s medications, autism care plans or other health care should consult with their pediatrician or health care provider.
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