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It Gets Better in Time
Over the past year, I have been working in earnest to improve how I care for my mental health. I… READ MORE
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Not As Bad as It Used to Be
I’ve struggled with anxiety but realized things can improve. I’m learning to accept change and embrace my faith. I’m stronger… READ MORE
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417: Emotional Fading; Holding on Too Long
This week’s vlog covers emotional fading and how autistic folks deal with clinging to past emotions, sharing my journey and… READ MORE
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Being Brave When It’s Hard
Life can be tough, but I’ve learned to be brave, face challenges, and find acceptance despite anxiety and obstacles. READ MORE
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Coping and Not Reacting
I’ve learned to stop reacting to challenges and focus on coping better, which helps my mental health and relationships. READ MORE
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“You Don’t have to accept someone’s negativity; It Belongs to them not you.”
~Dustin
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Home to the writings of an autisitc man that has had his share of life experiences over four decades but has bounced back greatly from adverisity to live an everyday independent life.
