I wish (Lament of an Autism Mom)

by Maia Chung

 

 

When a child is born with Autism the chances of he or she contributing to the economy is slim,

sciences say that early intervention in the Autistic brain, increases positive chances; that due to the

disorder are dim.

I wished I lived somewhere where my boy could get this help

At a decent cost,

And that others like him could also find the help; that would not make them lost

I dream sometimes that I've moved faraway from here and all my sons and me start a new day,

In a place configured for his needs and where we have the means to pay.

Ours is not the toughest lot to bear

But man's duty is not to judge his cross; against his fellow man's cares

These words don't make it better

But provide a vent

To keep me chugging,

And not relent.

I wish a million things each day

And one of these million wishes is: I wish that Autism was not hell to pay

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