Autism

I’m fortunate to have found on this tireless, never-ending journey, people who day by day have made and continue to make everything a bit simpler. And so, when one is fortunate enough to find what motivates and interests them, everything starts making sense. I dislike changes, they stress me, block me, and even cause my demeanor to constantly fluctuate. But we couldn’t pass up this opportunity, I couldn’t reject this wonderful challenge of starting a life in Mexico while simultaneously being able to share and assist so many families (teachers, professionals) in living with autism!!  

The change depends on us, on society. We can try day after day, even if we barely glimpse an improvement in everything around us. Nonetheless, I believe that through persistence and demonstrating that change is possible with the necessary dedication, willpower, and persistence, we can persuade society and those who still hold the “power” to improve laws, education, healthcare, public places, etc., to decide that perhaps the time has come to provide more “opportunities” to individuals within the spectrum, to those with needs, to those who, due to their condition, have special requirements and who, along with their families, fight every day for greater and better inclusion. Don’t stop, make a difference.