Dear Kamalaveni,

Your message warms my heart deeply. Your dedication and vast experience teaching children with special needs since 1993 are commendable. Your passion for making a difference in the lives of those with mental challenges, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, multiple disabilities, Down syndrome, and more shines brightly through your words.

While my blog, Amit Blog, is a personal column reflecting on my life with my autistic son Saar, it is not directly associated with a center that employs staff. However, your willingness to contribute and make a difference is incredibly valuable. Your skills and experience would be a tremendous asset to any educational or support program for children and adults with special needs.

I encourage you to explore opportunities in centers, schools, or organizations that support individuals with autism and other special needs in your area or internationally. Many organizations and educational institutions continually seek passionate and experienced individuals like yourself to join their teams and contribute to their missions.

Remember, your desire to do your best and your willingness to seek opportunities to help others are gifts that will undoubtedly lead you to find a fulfilling path where you can continue to make significant impacts in the lives of many.

Thank you for reaching out, and I wish you all the best in your search for a position where you can continue your admirable work. Your dedication to improving the lives of those with special needs is truly inspiring.

Warm regards,
Amit Wolfman

Dear Richard ,

Thank you so much for taking the time to comment on my blog post. Reading about your grandson touched my heart deeply. As the mother of Saar, a wonderful young man with autism, I understand the complexities, challenges, and the immense love that shapes our daily lives.

Every child on the autism spectrum is unique, each with their own strengths, struggles, and beautiful idiosyncrasies that make them who they are. Like your grandson, Saar has taught me more about life, love, and resilience than I could have ever imagined.

I want you to know that you’re not alone in this journey. The road can be tough and sometimes feels overwhelming, but please remember that it’s also filled with moments of pure joy, achievements (big and small), and profound growth. These experiences, as challenging as they may be, have the power to bring us closer, teach us patience, and help us see the world through a different, often more compassionate lens.

It’s clear from your message that your grandson is surrounded by love and support. I believe that this foundation of acceptance and understanding is crucial for children on the autism spectrum. They thrive in environments where they are seen, heard, and valued for who they are, not defined by their diagnosis.

Please continue to champion your grandson’s cause, celebrate his uniqueness, and advocate for his needs. It’s through our unwavering support and love that our children find their voices, discover their passions, and navigate the world in their own special way.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from Saar, it’s that our children can and do achieve amazing things. They surprise us, they challenge us, and they inspire us to become better parents, caregivers, and advocates.

As you continue on this journey with your grandson, remember to take care of yourself as well. The strength and support we offer our children come from a place of love and sometimes exhaustion. Finding moments of rest, seeking support from others who understand, and celebrating the small victories can make a significant difference.

Thank you again for sharing your story. I’m sending you and your grandson all my love and best wishes. Here’s to the incredible journey ahead, filled with learning, love, and laughter.

Warmly,
Amit