I have Autism

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Good day Everyone, I have Autism, I m Happy, I stim, I m Training to work in a Cafe part-time and i feed animals and i love public transport. Unicorns and Fairies and Sparkly things and cats and I love Disney characters too, i Achieve new things each day, I love Music as well, Buses (Toyota Coaster ) Blue and White they re cool, i, love swimming and gym and visiting family and friends, shopping, eating out, I also was Diagnosed With Epilepsy in my Teens, my favourite food is chicken and apples, everything really, I also have a lot of stims such as rocking and hand flapping etc, when I'm happy, i like Bright Rainbow Colours and Blogging about myself, i also don't like routine change because it makes me unhappy, i used to throw things on the roof of the house when i was little and over the fence as well, i like sensory things also etc. Visit: Special Education Cambodia
 

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