Hola Hola

Hoy tuvimos el placer de que a César Gabriel, mi hijo, lo entrevistaran en la radio. ¿Quién lo iba a pensar?

Cuando me dijeron que querian entrevistar a César en la radio, no lo dudé, sé cuales son las habilidades de César y una de ellas, es hablar. Vaya que el niño habla.

Al principio no lo habia visto con tanta emoción como lo vi hoy en desenvuelto con el micrófono, muy natural y concentrado. Incluso bailó y se divirtió.

Cuando a mí me dicen de la entrevista, pienso que César no se iba a centrar en responder lo que le preguntan, porque muchas veces se pone disperso o comienza a hablar, a echar el cuento con detalles, fechas, explica cada cosa con puntos y comas, además de dar su punto de vista sobre lo que esta hablando.

Le pregunté a la locutora cuántas hora era su programa para saber si le daba tiempo que César de expresara. Ella ya iba avisada que tenia que frenarlo porque si es por él pasaba el día conversando.

En la entrevista hasta yo participé, como su mamá tuve un momento para dar mi parte hablando de la experiencia que es ser mamá de un niño con autismo y mi experiencia con el karate.

La entrevista se trataba sobre cómo se desenvuelve una persona con autismo en el karate y además, darle mérito a César por su medalla de oro ganada recientemente. Es un orgullo para nosotros.

Con esta experiencia podemos decir, que si se puede, los límites sólo los pone la mamá o el papá del niño o niña con autismo, también va a depender de cómo se desenvuelva ese pequeño.

Cada niño en distinto y tiene habilidades distintas, pero confío y agradezco cada etapa que hemos pasado y las futuras. Todo lo vamos a superar mientras estemos juntos.

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Cesar / Karate / Autism / Radio Interview 🤯

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Hello hello

Today we had the pleasure of having César Gabriel, my son, interviewed on the radio. Who would have thought?

When they told me they wanted to interview César on the radio, I didn't hesitate, I know what César's abilities are and one of them is speaking. Wow the kid talks.

At first I hadn't seen him with as much emotion as I saw him today unwrapped with the microphone, very natural and concentrated. He even danced and had fun.

When they tell me about the interview, I think that César was not going to focus on answering what they ask him, because many times he gets scattered or starts talking, telling the story with details, dates, he explains everything with points and commas, in addition to giving your point of view on what you are talking about.

I asked the announcer how many hours her program was to find out if she had time for César to express himself. She was already warned that she had to stop him because if it's because of him, she spent the day talking.

In the interview even I participated, as his mother I had a moment to give my part talking about the experience of being the mother of a child with autism and my experience with karate.

The interview was about how a person with autism performs in karate and also, giving credit to César for his recently won gold medal. It is a pride for us.

With this experience we can say that if it is possible, the limits are only set by the mother or father of the boy or girl with autism, it will also depend on how that little one develops.

Each child is different and has different abilities, but I trust and appreciate each stage we have gone through and the future ones. We will get through everything as long as we are together.