My Father's Day Special 2019 | Inspirational Video
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2019
- My Father's Day Special 2019 is about me trying to create a special Inspirational Video not just for me but for others too, sadly it did not go quite to plan!
Autsim/Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a relatively new concept for me only being diagnosed when i was 32. This is the start of my Journey into understanding Autism / Autistic Spectrum Disorder for myself. Carefully looking at each aspect of my life and trying to understand more about it and maybe gain some understanding.
My Journey is personal but I will hope fully get friends and family along with me so we can do it together.
My aim is to understand my conditions and maybe in doing so may be able to help others...
The ultimate goal tho is for myself first and foremost (hope that doesnt sound too selfish, i dont mean it to be).
If you would be so kind as to think about subscribing to me on here and checking me out on twitch.tv I would be so grateful. I am trying my best to make the content more regular.
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I am in awe of you! Corrine and your kids, are obviously proud of you! And I’m in no doubt your Dad is too! What you did today was to push yourself out of your comfort zone and that should applauded! It all a step in the right direction and I bet Justin will be impressed with today’s achievement. Give yourself some time to recharge and try again when you’re ready! The fact that you tried and recorded it as well, in my opinion is inspirational. Thanks so much for letting us go on your walk with you! Keep on doing what you’re doing and you will get there, I’ve no doubt! Amazing! ❤️❤️
Thankyou sharon for your kind words of support. I am glad you are finding my videos useful and insightful. Such love being shown to me for doing what im doing and what im trying to acheive. I will defo have a day or 2 to recharge now me thinks. Its amazing how much it can take out of you. MUCH LOVE..
not a fail went more than you have done,day at time
Thanks dee. X
Well done for trying. Your dad is always on your shoulder.
Thanks mom i hope he is. I try and be the best i can be in the hope i can be somewhere as good as he was.
Having my 16 year old daughter with aspergers definitely feels connecting to your daily struggle and understanding of the world around you how hard it must be but there is people who love you for who you are always but hard to find.
It must be quite difficult on the people around u i get that. But will never understand truly what it does to them sadly. 😔
Congrats dude! Listen you achieved more than you usually would do! That’s more than you can ask for...you did ultimately fail the task but that doesn’t matter because you know how that makes you feel...the fact that you even dipped into the uncomfortableness that is the unknown is amazing! I’m proud of you dude! You’ve done ridiculous amounts of progress! ❤️ You’re dad would be proud! Love ya man!
Thanks buddy means alot. I always try and be the best i can. Sometimes things just dont go to plan do they. Baby steps huh. I do hope my dad would be proud thanks so much.
Neil you did great, you are an extremely brave guy. Your Dad would be so proud of you as you are an amazing person try to help others. My dad died in 1992 he was only 44 years old I still miss he so much every day, I know how much it hurts. Like your dad my dad was a wonderful man and the memories of him are a blessing. Take care Neil remember focus on what you did acheive today ❤
Thankyou soich for your kind words. I do hope he would be proud. He oassed away at 32 years old, i was 2. Its difficult to miss someone or something you have never really had. But i still do in my own way. I have very few memories of him. Just the stories i have been told by my mother and grandmother.
I am sorry for your loss for what its worth. Speak soon i do hope.
@@AspieNeil I am so sorry to hear he passed away so very young. He definatly would be proud you are amazing . Take care x
Although you had Corrine following you behind at a distance as a safety net was that such a good idea as you had primed your mind that you were not going to succeed. You can do it and you did do it but your mind fooled you because Corrinne was close behind.
I dont know how much corrine being around affected the outcome to be fair?
What about trying the walk without holding a camera and without monitoring your heart rate? Both these actions are keeping the thought of your anxieties at the front of your mind. Instead, when walking try and take in the surroundings, look at the world, allow the sun to make you feel good rather than being filmed and monitored. I know your therapist said to record and monitor heart rate but do what you want without being instructed. The walk should not be a chore it should be mind therapy. During your walk you said "I cannot do this" but you had already done it. As you also said you have allowed yourself to get like this and giving in to your feelings. You have done what you are trying to achieve but you are allowing your mind to say that you cannot do it when in fact you have done it
I will speak to my therapist about it and see what he says before i change my routine.