Thank you to The Sun in the United Kingdom for publishing this article.
“If people knew more about autism, they may be more inclined to make an effort and understand why someone is behaving differently.
“Just when I think we have raised the bar in autism awareness and acceptance there is an incident that happens in public that evokes a huge emotional reaction.” Kathrine said
Chatting about all things Autism and the upcoming ride The Great Weekender. Have a listen to a fun and serious chat
On World Autism Awareness Day this mum-of-three shares her determination for her children to me so much more than the “butt of people’s jokes, ridicule, and glares.” It’s Saturday morning and we have just walked in from therapy with the three boys and I am sitting down to my first coffee of the day. Today marks World Autism
For Kathrine Peereboom, life is “quite hectic”. As a mother of three autistic nonverbal boys under the age of ten, Kathrine and her husband’s day starts at 4:30am. That’s if the family has been able to sleep through the night. “Even though our eldest is eight, it very much feels like we still have newborns at times,”
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