Love the Imperfections
If it weren’t for the experiences I have with my autism, I wouldn’t be a writer. So I’m very thankful to the Lord for guiding me through those experiences. They have blessed me with a valuable lesson: HOLD A POSITIVE OUTLOOK ON LIFE.
Coming To Terms
Close your eyes and imagine that communication is your biggest struggle. It feels like you’re running into a brick wall every time you speak to others. It doesn’t matter whether you’re under pressure at work or relaxing with people closest to you. You may know exactly what to say, but have know idea how to … Continue reading Coming To Terms
Never Fail To Plan
“Good planning and hard work lead to prosperity, but hasty shortcuts lead to poverty.”– Proverbs 21:5 NLT Planning can be a pain, but the rewards that can be reaped make planning worth it! Doing so offers higher chances of success. Not planning is the guaranteed roadway to failure. Doubts may be on the back of … Continue reading Never Fail To Plan
Joy in Uncertain Times
Ever since the coronavirus entered the United States back in March, nothing but fear, sadness, and uncertainty took over the hearts of many of us. People are filling the hospitals. People are dying in massive numbers daily. Unemployment rates are going through the roof. Businesses are going out of business completely. People in the White … Continue reading Joy in Uncertain Times
Blessings Not Curses
As a child, I considered myself to be like every other kid my age, except for being famous for having a twin sister named Jessica. I was in complete denial that I was a student with special needs. I attended class, snack time, recess and story time. Nothing out of the ordinary right? Or so … Continue reading Blessings Not Curses
Determination and Faith
No matter how far away a dream may be (a dream home, school of your dreams, or a dream car), the truth is this: DETERMINATION and FAITH are the two weapons needed to make a dream become a reality. Without these weapons, a dream would be just a dream.
My name is Veronica. I’m a 32 year old woman with High Functioning Autism. I have a very courageous twin sister named Jessica who has a more severe form of autism. I stutter as well. My blog is a public journal. However, I’m still searching for a niche. You will also see a bubbly side of me 🙂 🙂 Welcome to my blog and I look forward to posting!!!
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