I'm losing my daughter

I’m losing my daughter

Hello Warrior Parents!

“I’m losing my daughter.”

This was a thought I had repeatedly around Julianna’s 16-month mark.

And if you’re anything like me, you’ve seen regression with your child.​

In other words, it was your child hitting milestones, saying words, maybe even pointing, and making great eye contact. However, all of a sudden it just stopped.

It went away altogether at felt like a snap of a finger.​

At that moment, it felt like a death to me.​

Maybe it felt that way for you, too.

Seeing progress and a “normal/neurotypical” life unfolding right before your eyes and then it all vanishes.

And I remember for a minute wishing Julianna just never hit her milestones at all, so I wouldn’t know what I had lost.

But here’s what I do want to say to you reading this, especially if your child was hitting their milestones and if they were saying words in particular:​

Your child is in there. They CAN come back to you.

It takes you believing it and doing everything in your power to turn the “I’m losing my daughter” thought around to​

“She’s coming back to me”, CHAMPION thought.

Then showing up and acting like the Champion your child needs you to be.​

You can do this. You have to do this.​

xoxo

Michelle​

P.S. – Are you sitting there worried you’re not going to be able to help your child with Autism? This is what I help parents with. I help parents look at their children and feel confident they can change things for them.​ Book a Call to Learn More about this program!

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