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When The Answer To All My Dreams Is As Close As A Touch Away, Why Am I Here Holding Back What I'm Trying To Say?

The Biggest Problem I Had - And The Biggest Problem Teenagers Have - Is Not How They Dress, How They Look Or How They Act Or Talk. It's How They See Themselves - Their Self-esteem. In The Tenth Grade, I Realized I Am Who I Am. I've Got Big Ears And Big Feet. I Can Etiher Sulk Around Or I Can Be Happy With Who I Am. The Minute I Decided To Be Confident With Who I Was, All That Other Stuff Stopped. It's All In The Way You Carry Yourself.

I Sometimes Think I Might Be Autistic Because I Like To Know - I Need To Know - My Beginnings And My Ends. I Don't Have To Be In Control Of It, But I Need To Know What's Going On.

If My Career Detour From Special Education To Singing Has Done One Thing, It Has Afforded Me The Opportunity To Make A Difference In The Lives Of Others.

Working With Children With Autism Has Provided Me With An Opportunity To See The World In A Different Way. I See Them Strive To Overcome Obstacles And Persevere, And Learn To Persevere Myself. They Are My Inspiration.