Living With Sensory Processing Disorder
                     Living With Sensory 
Processing Disorder
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Living and coping with a disorder can often 
consume a child's world. For children with 
Sensory Processing Disorder South Africa 
(SPD), this can be especially challenging as 
most children with SPD are seemingly 
"normal". Many people do not often realize 
that these normal-looking children could be 
plagued by such an emotionally, physically, 
and socially taxing disorder.
"Sometimes it is really hard to explain what 
Sensory Processing South Africa Disorder 
(SPD) is to other people. It's very complicated 
and it's not even easy for me to understand! 
Many people don't know anything at all about 
SPD because there hasn't been a lot written 
about it or on T.V. So most people have no 
idea how SPD makes a person like me feel. In 
fact, there are many people who don't even 
think SPD is real! That makes me so mad! Why 
would anybody make this up?”
Having SPD makes family life and social 
time with friends tough on Emily. "SPD 
makes me feel like I'm being attacked by 
noises, smells, and lights every day. 
Smells can be really bad, and sometimes 
even make me throw up. It is very hard 
to sit in the cafeteria with my friends at 
school and try to hide the fact that I am 
gagging because of a smell.
Noises are the worst for me. Quiet noises that 
repeat over and over make me really upset, and 
these noises are part of everyday life. My sister 
and brother get mad at me because I yell at 
them for noises that they make. Sometimes, I 
get really sad and don't want to go anywhere. I 
also lose my temper and get really mad at 
people. I don't do this on purpose, but my 
friends and family don't always realize that. I 
just cannot help it. Every day I struggle to keep 
myself calm even though I feel scared, mad, and 
upset on and off, all day."
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