Sensory Room in the Dark + Light too-(Positive Relaxation space for The Disabled + Autism/Blindness)

[@ChristianSullivan]

As someone who’s on The Autism and Blindness Spectrum, this Sensory Station-Room/Relaxation Space is a really positive place to decompress after a long Work week for both My Guide Dog/Service Dog Zeke, My Twin Brother Anthony, + Everyone else, and I!

[@chelsie2503]

I had to make an extra comment

[@mariaritafattori1980]

Hello to you Christian. I like your video so much and I appreciate you both. I send to you and your twin brother Anthony many friendly greetings and hugs. Have a great Saturday and a good weekend.

[@ChristianSullivan]

Thanks, You too!!!

[@mariaritafattori1980]

@@ChristianSullivan Hello to you again. Also I thank you so much. Enjoy this weekend.

[@stiksmommy5079]

Who's older? You or Anthony? Of course I know you guys are the same age being twins, but which of you was born first? Also do you mostly prefer the light or dark? I think I'd be more inclined to like the "dark mode" of the room myself, and likely because as a teacher I'm constantly exposed to indoor lighting and bright colors. Couple that with the general noise in a classroom and yes that darkness would be great for decompressing. Now most my students would love the lights on mode.

[@ChristianSullivan]

@@stiksmommy5079 I’m older-Anthony was born 30 minutes after Me.

[@chelsie2503]

Hi

[@chelsie2503]

Hey have you been though about homes horses are calm I t helps with ingsiaty

[@ChristianSullivan]

No

[@chelsie2503]

Have you ever been horseback riding? I know you like animals and they help people with ingsiatycheck out a near by horses table to see some horses

[@chelsie2503]

Lol really you must really dislike her