Looking at life

BlogAutism

25 Feb

Written By Anika Drysdale

Looking at life as a child

You tend to believe what you’re told

And even when you are grown up

The life you live reflects that

When you’re shown a different way

At first it seems strange to you

Then you begin to change things

And see the difference it makes.

Remember it’s not just for yourself

It should affect those around you

They need to know what has changed

And why you are the way you are

Anika Drysdale

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Looking at life

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