One of the hardest things for a person with autism to do is believe in themselves. But autistics have every right to be as proud as anyone. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share Image
I like to think of my son as having an extra puzzle piece rather than missing one. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Parent's job = Prepare the child for the world. Parent of autistic child's job = Prepare the world for the child. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Hugs may come less frequently from someone with autism but when they do, you know it means everything. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
If you can't see the gift in having a child with autism, you're focusing too much on the autism and not enough on the… — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
If a person calls themself 'autistic' and you tell them they have to use 'person first language'... you're not putting the person first. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Forget the shoes, forget the mile long walk... just stop judging each other. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
The whole world can believe in you but that won't mean a thing if you don't believe in yourself too. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Never underestimate someone with Autism, because there could be Brilliance struggling to get out. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Yes some people say ignorant things about autism but silencing them solves nothing. They need to be educated. That's how things change. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
While fighting for acceptance, we must remember that our own self worth is not determined by whether or not we get it. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Autism is the filter through which all my other senses must pass, both input and output. — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
Autism, like a rainbow, has a bright side and a dark side and even though it can mean rough weather, it can be beautiful! — Stuart Duncan Copy Share
