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AT THE BEACH (NEWPORT BEACH, CA) | Autistic Walking in Public Places and Sensory Overload, Video 1
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Welcome to the first video in this new subseries.
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My name is Matthew Kenslow and I am the royalty-published author of the award-winning book, “Juggling the Issues: Living with Asperger’s Syndrome,” about a firsthand perspective on living with WHAT IS NOW REFERRED TO AS "Autism Spectrum Disorder." It is being read and followed by readers in every continent except Antarctica (as far as I know...).
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If you have Autism, don't allow this label to knock you down to the ground! If I can stick to this life and have hope that I have a purpose, you can too! I never allowed my Autism to have the prerogative to slow me down, insofar of getting my first book published at the age of 23, an Associate of Science in Chemistry, a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, a full-math teaching credential from the State of California, piano player, juggler, speaker, professional UA-camr, verified Instagrammer, follower by a million plus people, and more. If I can do that, then what's your excuse? Disability or not, ANYBODY can do whatever they set their heart and mind to do. Thank you for helping me be an encouragement and supporting families around the world with Autism!
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Excellent Video; Can hear you Fine. You have A very Easy & Natural way of Explaining your Walk-a-bout. No 'umz or ahz' that most of Us may use. In New Zealand 🇳🇿 Our Nation consists of 3 Islandz. [We are about the size of Japan] So, Beaches are Easy to Access. I Grew up on the East Coast of the North Island, in Gisborne. Beautiful sand & Great Beaches for surfing.
Take Care & Thanks Again for Your Informative Video. ❤ 12:16
Thank you very much, I appreciate it :) I haven't been to New Zealand before, but I'm sure it'd be nice to travel there someday.
We Welcome Tourists From All Around The World. I Hope You Can & Bring SumOne With You. Much More Enjoyable. 🎉 12:16
Do you drive?
I have a driver's license, but not a car. Besides, I always loved walking. I was at the beach yesterday for the first time this summer and just posted a video about it :)
But you do have like the practical ability to drive a car?
Yes, I do.
@@matthewkenslow722 Were you nervous when you first learned how to drive? I ask because I’m a fellow autistic myself.
Well, in all honesty, I kind of was, back in 2016. I started by driving my mother's old car around a parking lot for months; then I went on the road for the first time; then I took formal lessons with an instructor about 5 times in August/September 2017. The instructor and my practice really built my confidence. The assessor at the DMV also got me to breathe in and breathe out before my test; I guess he could tell that I was a bit nervous when I wasn't trying to show it. But long story short, I felt mostly relaxed and I passed the first time. I hope all goes well with you and I thank you for asking me :)