positivity for disabilities: my journey to self acceptance

i discuss the social and mental struggle i went through during middle school and the beginning of high school.
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[@Thelorimbrown]

This is such a good video! Your journey to self acceptance actually happened a lot sooner than many older "typical" adults who still haven't learned that lesson. Way to go! You are helping more than just people on the spectrum .... everyone can learn from you!

[@salindarogers364]

Loved this video. Even though it brought tears to my eyes. I can see so much growth in you. You are such a beautiful person inside and out! Love you Lindsay!! Never give up!!💕

[@wandawaller6492]

Proud of you. Thanks for sharing your heart. You are loved

[@drshayneabe]

Life is beautiful and brutal all at the same time. You are an amazing person. Thank you for putting words to the feelings that so many share.

[@FirstmaninRome]

One of your best videos Yet, you're really describing the asd experience, yeah, I didn't have words at that time, highschool then either. I remember those social disasters happening to me too in school, they got better, but they never fully go away either. Yes, you gotta be yourself, and you're awesome.

[@FirstmaninRome]

Yeah, 7th grade was when it really hit me, but there were differences between me and other before then, but the social difference became overwhelming in 7th grade. This is very Common with asperger's, and of course I was undiagnosed until 42, so it was pretty hard, but it's always hard. So you are not alone girl, I mean I still kinda feel that way.