Boy with Special Powers - Aimee Timpson - Bog

Sensory processing disorder and anxiety look 'normal'. People do not understand what else is happening, how the brain is processing so much information. Some people think they also have a right to comment on this disorder as if we are naughty, lazy, or just not smart. We live in a circle, our sensory issues feed our anxiety, our anxiety feeds our sensory overload. And around and around we go. Until we can get help. Sensory processing is different in each person. Some people feel more, some take longer to process whats being said. I am not a professional. I do not have a degree to speak about this. I live it each day. A chance to view a world a little different, A chance to explain to children how Anxiety and Sensory processing disorder effects our life and out thinking. Written by a mother who lives it day in and day out. Please share kindness and acceptance.