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A positive outlook on living with autistic disorders

music.forlife7

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When you're having a bad day, what do you do to remind yourself to have a positive outlook in life? I talk to a close family member, read, or listen to an inspiring song. It's all about getting back up again after falling down.
 
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I take care of myself,
have a cup of herbal tea,
brush my cats,
cover myself with a heavy loomed blanket.
Eat popcorn,
sing songs,
learn something new.
 
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Seeing my dog after my meltdown is over always helps. I'm always exhausted after those and he knows something is wrong. He simply allows me to smell him and bury my face in his fur. He even cries when I'm upset and hug him. He doesn't judge or try to fix my problem. He is simply there for me.
 
There are some ways to try to treat autism. For instance, stem cell therapy in Mexico.

I saw many patients choosing Mexico for having stem cell for autism.example:
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Hi, Dave A. from NY. I had my first dose of stem cell therapy about 3 months ago thanks to Placidway in Mexico. Stem cells were collected from bone marrow taken from my own hip. Even that it seems to be painful, I can say that is really not pain, but somehow uncomfortable, but tolerable 100%.

Today, I feel much better and my ejection fraction has gone up 30% since the therapy. I can say for sure that the stem cell treatment has helped me a lot, and I really want to continue with the treatment provided by Placidway.
 
Instead of fighting the autism and aspergers, I love being unique and I hate to go around trying to prove my worth and value to anyone. What you see is what you get. And when i feel a meltdown coming, I crank up my musicand dance with my animals and maybe eat some chocolate.
 
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