Achildisnotadiagnosis

Steering by other people's experience and building your path on their advice is a big risk. You can take a wrong turn, miss the possibilities nature gave you, and never unlock your own potential.

Yes, you can and should look at other people's experience, study it, be curious about it. But only as a source of information, good and bad, the way you'd read a story. Maybe you take an idea from it, or it pushes you toward certain steps.

But walk your own path. Only your own, with faith in yourself and in what you can do.

Diagnoses, test results, medical reports, specialists' opinions. These are surface-level. They often throw you off course, and sometimes destroy the drive and motivation to move in the direction you want to go.

The more often you think it, say it, announce it to the world…

…the more you convince and program yourself and your child that he is his diagnosis. Then you live, and lead him through life, by the diagnosis. And the child himself, just a child, just a person with his own potential and abilities, drowns in it.