This month is Autism Awareness Month, which is a part of Autism Awareness Month. It is the day to spread the world to help people with neurodiversity. Every person with Autism is different, but all have something like a special gift, like a talent or special interest.  When they come out of their own shell they may act different than most neurotypical people, but that’s okay. Some may have difficulty with social skills and coping with other people. Others may have a sensory overload or prefer to do things by themselves. Some have hobbies and like tv shows, music, cars, art, sports and oth ..read more

Day 3 on Easter Saturday Surfers queued up for the men’s and women’s round of 32 on a beautiful Easter Saturday with lots of sunshine. partly cloudy and breezy in the morning but changed to abominable sunshine with 82 degrees Fahrenheit 27 Celsius. The surfers got lined up to get ready for the surfing tournament while getting the early morning sun. The Tournament of Day 3 started off with Heat 6 of the Round of 32 in the Men’s Division while waves are 1 to 4 feet in the surf forecast. In the round of Heat 6 we got Ramzi Boukhiam of Morocco vs Liam O’Brien of Australia. While Liam O’Brien sta ..read more

The trials encountered by Dr. Christine Grimaldi, in her quest to safeguard her baby sister within a legal labyrinth, and our deep dive into the fear and cognitive dissolution confronted by individuals braving terminal cancer diagnoses, reveal two sides of the same coin. Both scenarios expose the stark deficiencies in our healthcare, legal, and social support systems—showing a critical lack of empathy, understanding, and emotional intelligence that disproportionately affects the most vulnerable among us. For individuals facing the harrowing uncertainty of a terminal illness, the journey is oft ..read more

The Shadow Dance: Understanding Eclipses and a Tale of Two States The Mystical Phenomenon of Eclipses Before we journey into the heart of yesterday’s celestial spectacle, let’s unfold the mystery of what an eclipse truly is. In its simplest definition, an eclipse occurs when one celestial body moves into the shadow of another. The dance between the Sun, Earth, and Moon brings us the two types we’re most familiar with: solar and lunar eclipses. A solar eclipse happens when the Moon casts a shadow on the Earth, darkening the sunlit sky temporarily, while a lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth cas ..read more

Millie Tipping is one of the biggest Wrexham fan as she started supporting them since she was 7 years of age. Life of Wrexham She had a lot of Wrexham Signatures and art drawing since its favorite team and have been an interest since she was 7. She also had a scarf which it was signed by the owner Rob McElhenney. She describe her Autism which has a different sense of wiring. She started playing disability football when she was 5 which she was used to it at the time until she started playing the girls football team with the other typical mainstream girls team when it was established. She had ..read more

@autisticanaAmazing Autism: Celebrating the Ten Remarkable Gifts Introduction Autism Awareness Day shines a light on the diverse spectrum of experiences and characteristics that come with autism. While the journey can encompass challenges, it also brings a wealth of unique strengths and talents. Today, we celebrate “Amazing Autism” by highlighting ten incredible gifts that many individuals on the autism spectrum share. Embracing these aspects can lead to greater understanding, acceptance, and appreciation of the distinct talents within the autistic community. 1. Exceptional Focus and Concentra ..read more

It all started when Bandit and Chili had a hanger over after a New Year’s party last night at Stripe and Trixie’s New Year’s party. While Bandit is on the floor and Chili is on the touch but feeling too hangover to do anything else by not moving in the living room by the TV. Bandit was questioning about the kids but Chilli explained to him that they’re on the phone talking to Muffin. Bandit then said happy New Years to Chilli but the both of them had no energy to play games with them until the kids showed up and want to play with&nbs ..read more

By Angelica Tao Almost tipping over. Happy as a four leaf clover. Drifting as if about to sleep. A flow with much to reap. Yoga is when you ignore the ringing inside you. In yoga, you can lose balance, that’s true. But there is still grace to be found. When you are flowing without a sound. No sounds except breathing. No thoughts of seething. At the end of the practice, it’s almost time for bed.  I’ve forgotten the fight, instead- I shut my phone off. Sinking into a bed that’s soft. In a dream, angry and falling. But landing gently, this fight is dulling. Morning comes with no alarm. Yoga ..read more

Setting the Tone for Success: The Power of “Motivational Mondays” for Young Autistic Adults In the whirlwind of our daily lives, finding rhythm and balance is crucial, especially for young adults on the autism spectrum. That’s where “Motivational Mondays” comes in—a universal Zoom gathering designed not just to start the week right but to empower, inspire, and unify autistic adults through health, wellness, life coaching, and yoga. Here’s why this innovative approach is transforming lives: A Shared Space of Understanding “Motivational Mondays” offers a unique platform where young autistic adul ..read more

So vast and wide,Under the moonlit night where dreams abide,I stood in silence, gazing at the luminescent sphere,Asking angels above, in a whisper so clear. I “Bless me and my unicorns,” gently I plead, “With magic so pure, for it’s hope we need. Shower us with grace from your heavenly seat, Let the stars twinkle with promises sweet.” The stars above, they shone so bright, In the orchestration of the magical night. The moon, it listened, to my heartfelt request, As the universe conspired to manifest. “Release the pain, the grief, and the loss, Of the year that has passed, with such a heavy cos ..read more