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03 Oct 2018, 5:15 pm

I'm not sure, maybe an eagle or a hawk.

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04 Oct 2018, 12:17 am

I can’t think - maybe this will do - “ :heart::D


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04 Oct 2018, 12:25 am

I would have a heart on mine as well (( :heart: ))

What's the best thing you've ever done?



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04 Oct 2018, 12:47 am

Everyone knows the story of my blind dog by now :lol:

I won't bore you all with that again.

I did meet an autistic mute boy once at a school where we had to get supplies. The supplies weren't ready yet, so I sat with the boy and played with some toys and started talking about my imagination, worlds I came up with and characters. Fascinated, the boy was listening carefully. When the supplies where ready, I had to go and said goodbye. All of a sudden I heard a soft voice ask what my name was. The people there were in awe because he had never spoken to them before. I told the boy my name, was almost crying. Will almost remember that boy. Think it was because I treated him like an adult, my equal. A wonderful experience.


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04 Oct 2018, 1:15 am

LoneLoyalWolf wrote:
Everyone knows the story of my blind dog by now :lol:

I won't bore you all with that again.

I did meet an autistic mute boy once at a school where we had to get supplies. The supplies weren't ready yet, so I sat with the boy and played with some toys and started talking about my imagination, worlds I came up with and characters. Fascinated, the boy was listening carefully. When the supplies where ready, I had to go and said goodbye. All of a sudden I heard a soft voice ask what my name was. The people there were in awe because he had never spoken to them before. I told the boy my name, was almost crying. Will almost remember that boy. Think it was because I treated him like an adult, my equal. A wonderful experience.


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That is lovely ^

Apart fromgiving birth to my daughter the only other thing is when I did a memory walk for my gran who had Alzheimers disease. I rasied £265 in the end.



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04 Oct 2018, 2:45 am

I'm afraid I don't have an altruistic best thing I've ever done, but the best thing I ever did was decide to live and not die. I made a choice and it was as simple as that, and ever since then I have been healing bit bit bit. I guess it does benefit people close to me in a way, and now I have 8 beautiful grandchildren I can be a nanny to.

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04 Oct 2018, 5:56 am

Basically, provided some comfort for the elders of my community


What would be your idea to improve the occupational outlook of Autistic persons?


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04 Oct 2018, 9:37 pm

Make personality tests (Unicru) illegal


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What car crashes have you witnessed? What happened?



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05 Oct 2018, 12:42 am

I've witnessed two car crashes before. The first one took place in my village, it was icy and the driver was going too fast so the back of the car skidded out and he spun round and round until his car hit the post office, damaging the car and the post office window. The second time was when I was waiting to cross at traffic lights. The lights went green and the first car stopped, but the driver behind braked too late and hit the back of the first car. Those are the only crashes I've witnessed.

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05 Oct 2018, 12:55 am

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Hi LoneLoyalWolf. I couldn't think of where else to post this so sorry that it's here!
I did read and respond to your PMs but I've noticed that this forum can be very glitchy, so maybe you didn't get them? I definitely replied and wasn't avoiding you. I hope you get to read this message.

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I am ambitious about being a mum and writing a book about demons.

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05 Oct 2018, 6:14 am

Hoping to do well in whatever occupation take up..


Ever done a great deal of airplane travel?


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05 Oct 2018, 7:10 am

When I was a child we travelled regularly by plane down south to visit family. Today I have become fearful of travelling with airplanes so I don`t do it often(last time was seven years ago).

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05 Oct 2018, 7:43 am

Never, I've never been on a plane.

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05 Oct 2018, 8:33 am

Quite recently actually or I had the flu...

Do you remember the multiplication tables by heart?



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05 Oct 2018, 8:38 am

Ms.Berg wrote:
Quite recently actually or I had the flu...

Do you remember the multiplication tables by heart?


Not my best subject lol!

What was your favourite subject at school?



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05 Oct 2018, 9:01 am

My favorite subject was English. I also liked Spanish, biology, history and geography. Anything involving reading and research was a strength. Math and chemistry were very difficult for me.