In my home state, until 3 years ago, the only true way to vote was going to the polling place… READ MORE
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After four years of being away from the local amusement park’s fall celebration, I returned to the park and had… READ MORE
All systems must address the need of how to properly communicate sensitve information to not only the autistic community but… READ MORE
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As the weather cools and the height of the pandemic season looms again, I know that I need to get… READ MORE
For most of the 33 years of my life, I lived under my parents’ roof. As such I was often… READ MORE
Recently, I have realized that there are things I am slowly becoming more aware of that affect my senses. Knowing… READ MORE
Since being in the new environment over a year and a half ago after being absent from the community that… READ MORE
Being independent, yet not having total freedom to go the places you truly want to go can be rough to… READ MORE
As I have had some time to ponder my own thoughts recently, I began to realize how much I have… READ MORE
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As human beings we are often creatures of habit. We cannot often see beyond what we know. Change is often… READ MORE
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Sometimes after we grow, we begin to learn. We begin to feel confident about making sound choices and becoming less… READ MORE
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For the month of April and Autism Awareness / Acceptance Month, I have been writing on how the acceptance of… READ MORE
I am often told by those that support me in my journey to “give myself some grace.” For the longest… READ MORE
In recent years, there has been much divide between self-advocates and family members of autistics about the advocating for all… READ MORE
Continuing on this personal growth journey as it ever evolves personally has made me become a well-rounded person in the… READ MORE
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Following up with the explanation of my journey of personal growth has made me realize the need to be well… READ MORE
“If you believe it will work out, you’ll see opportunities. If you believe it won’t you will see obstacles.”
~Dr. Wayne Dyer
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.