Lots of new information for me, and I am already binging psychoeducation for 15 months. Pedagogues and therapists just aren’t cutting it, any TH-cam video can surpass the system.
Travelling and especially moving to a new country can be stressful and cause anxiety for many people and only heightened for autistic people. Wonderful video which I'm sure will be helpful to many. I'm so impressed with your bravery to undertake such a big change Elina. I'm looking forward to following your experiences in Canada 💖. Best wishes from Australia
Congratulations Alanna. That’s so exciting. “Progress, success, and feeling proud all look different to different people.“ That’s an awesome quote. Best of luck on your new journey, I’m so proud of you and can’t wait to hear how everything goes. All the best in your new endeavor.
Wow and congratulations on your new adventure. I hope you make some periodic videos about the new things and feelings that you experience. I don't know about Toronto but Canada on the whole is a beautiful place on par with New Zealand. So I hope you find relaxation, adventures and meet the many friendly people in Canada.
Wow! What an adventure! I am glad you had a travel companion :) How was the 16 hour flight? Did you get to enjoy the view out the window at all? I think your strategy for 'surviving' that trip might be the most useful for people with ASD, since having a meltdown only a few hours in would big trouble for someone. We have some very peaceful places in Canada, so I hope one way or another you can manage your anxiety/adrenaline levels and can enjoy your time here :)
Glad the algorithm brought this video to me. I’m actually in the process of leaving the United States (I don’t want to be here in January, when a certain someone declares himself emperor for life and dissolves the government). Will probably spend some time moving every few months as a tourist from country to country. Being AuDHD, travel feeds the ADHD side of me that craves new experiences and sensory inputs. Love my Loops. Don’t have a lanyard, because it makes me a bit uncomfortable disclosing that I’m disabled to strangers at the airport; maybe I should carry one just to use as needed.
Stay in touch. Have you been doing the Mindfulness Meditation? Maybe join a meditation group? Thank you for telling me about the Sunflower. I never knew about that. Blessings! Stay in touch please! I enjoy following your evolving life story. You're such a wonderful person.
I just got back from France and oh my gosh your experience is so similar to mine when I travel. Thank you for making this video. You make me feel so seen. 🤍
Lots of new information for me, and I am already binging psychoeducation for 15 months. Pedagogues and therapists just aren’t cutting it, any TH-cam video can surpass the system.
You can't even imagine how important was to hear your words. Thank you for the video, Elena!
Omg I’m so happy 😃
Great video. All the best on your new journey.
Travelling and especially moving to a new country can be stressful and cause anxiety for many people and only heightened for autistic people. Wonderful video which I'm sure will be helpful to many. I'm so impressed with your bravery to undertake such a big change Elina. I'm looking forward to following your experiences in Canada 💖. Best wishes from Australia
You’re so right and thank you for your support 🥲
@elenacarr0ll sorry I spelt your name wrong Elena and I hope the winter isn't too cold for you there!
Congratulations Alanna. That’s so exciting. “Progress, success, and feeling proud all look different to different people.“ That’s an awesome quote. Best of luck on your new journey, I’m so proud of you and can’t wait to hear how everything goes. All the best in your new endeavor.
Aw wow thank you so very much for this 😀
Wow and congratulations on your new adventure. I hope you make some periodic videos about the new things and feelings that you experience. I don't know about Toronto but Canada on the whole is a beautiful place on par with New Zealand. So I hope you find relaxation, adventures and meet the many friendly people in Canada.
Wow! What an adventure! I am glad you had a travel companion :)
How was the 16 hour flight? Did you get to enjoy the view out the window at all? I think your strategy for 'surviving' that trip might be the most useful for people with ASD, since having a meltdown only a few hours in would big trouble for someone.
We have some very peaceful places in Canada, so I hope one way or another you can manage your anxiety/adrenaline levels and can enjoy your time here :)
This video just got recommend to me, and omg, i like ur company!
Thank you so very much 🥹
Glad the algorithm brought this video to me. I’m actually in the process of leaving the United States (I don’t want to be here in January, when a certain someone declares himself emperor for life and dissolves the government). Will probably spend some time moving every few months as a tourist from country to country. Being AuDHD, travel feeds the ADHD side of me that craves new experiences and sensory inputs. Love my Loops. Don’t have a lanyard, because it makes me a bit uncomfortable disclosing that I’m disabled to strangers at the airport; maybe I should carry one just to use as needed.
Stay in touch. Have you been doing the Mindfulness Meditation? Maybe join a meditation group?
Thank you for telling me about the Sunflower. I never knew about that.
Blessings! Stay in touch please! I enjoy following your evolving life story. You're such a wonderful person.
Very helpful video. Thank you!
You're very inspirational
Congrats on your growth
I went to India for 3 months when I was 22. It was hard and really cool. I learned a lot and am glad that I did it. India is awesome!
22!! Wow that must have been a huge learning curve, good on you
@@elenacarr0ll I admire you moving to another country! I don't know if I could do that!
The autism diagnosis posed no problem when moving to Canada?
Wasn’t a factor in any way!
is it for a job or study?
To work ☺️
I just got back from France and oh my gosh your experience is so similar to mine when I travel. Thank you for making this video. You make me feel so seen. 🤍