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Thanks for sharing @ToonyKid ! Do you still have a slight phobia, or did you grow out of it completely?

@@ParentingAutismShowI completely got over it, as I now love balloons.

@@ToonyKid that's great news!

The ramp is for people that can't use the ball with the finger holes. Most bowling places have these ramps if you need it.

Thanks!

Brother he's 11??

Thanks!

Great job 😊

We believe it was Broad Street Station.

Glad to hear that, bro!

Very interesting!

Thank you for your encouraging comment!! It means so much to us knowing people like you are out there benefiting from our journey. We're glad we've helped you along your journey. California is a beautiful state.

It's a two story building near where we live.

Okay

Thanks for sharing! Any tips for the One World Trade Center visit? Thanks!

Thank you!

@@ParentingAutismShowYou’re welcome, dude!!

@@ParentingAutismShowAlso, I know I’m late, but if you want to friend me, I’m Courtpeesaltaccount

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You did great!

What might be something you get excited about that other people might not?

@@ParentingAutismShow no I was pointing out that in Europe and Asia high quality rail services is common place and not really something people give a second thought to but in the us it’s very special to ride a train let alone a good one

@@Mugcat21 yes, you're right, it is less common in the U.S., but for some people with autism, it's always going to be exciting no matter where they are. For them, it is very exciting to watch the wheels, the movement, flashing lights, the sounds. It never gets old for them.

@@ParentingAutismShow I actually have autism but at his point trains where I live really don’t have nothing special about them so I don’t really get excited that much

@@Mugcat21 thank you for your reply. I think it's important that we learn as much as we can from people like you that have autism so we can better understand it.

Thanks for your comment. I told Bryce and he still agrees, he hates balloons, too because they could pop and be loud.

I have autism spectrum disorders to tell Bryce that it's alright everyone is different

They have Valet parking only. There is a fee per day, but I can't remember how much. I would say it was probably between $25-$50 per day.

@@ChrisColter: Noted with thanks. Appreciated.

Thank you!

Bryce has autism, and he describes some sounds as very loud and painful to him.

Many autistic people, myself included, have very intense reactions to various noises. This can come either from how loud something is or the type of sound. Some people also struggle with a lot of different sounds happening simultaneously. For me personally, there's a couple factors. 1, it sounds like the noise is going off directly in my ear and 2, I get a very intense tickling/shocking sensation in my spine.

@@CrabMan2539 Wow! I just saw your reply today. THANK YOU for sharing this with us! Bryce still struggles to find all of the details to let us know how he’s feeling. Your insight is so helpful! 😊 - Bryce’s Mom

That would be amazing to see and do!

I'm from USA and I wish we had more high speed rail but big companies own 95% of rail lines and makes it hard for passenger trains

Thank you for your support.

@@ParentingAutismShow you're welcome. I am also a Special Olympics athlete.

@@interstateruler totally awesome!

Thank you for your encouragement.

@@ParentingAutismShow you’re welcome ❤️ I hope he’s doing ok

​@@ParentingAutismShowthis Video is so sweet

Thank you! We do our best.@@stephensnell5707