From Autism to Artism by Donna Williams

I've listened to this 5 times now and I'm still mesmerized by it. It's a wonderful song Donna. I have a daughter who is on the spectrum and she loves music. I can't wait to share it with her. She's so sweet and it's sad that she struggles so with not being accepted by others. I'm hoping to help her find her way by finding inspiration from others like you. Many Blessings to you, Craig

how old is she? you could make an autie friendly dinner club or autie friendly play club for her.

@1210donna She's 11. Thank you for the suggestion. She actually likes to cook too. I'll look into that ASAP :-)

I think people with autism have a gift. I do not see it as a disability, they just think differently
Is this Donna? If it is, we studied you in psychology- you were in our text book~

Hi Kim, how's that, I was in your text book and still here being 3D at the same time :-)

I dont know how DID you do that? :D Interesting, many gifts you have, Donna!

Hi Donna saw you in wrexham, north wales, you have left me with a greater understanding of Autism, thank you..

I heard your interview with Peter Zosky on CBC radio a few months ago, really amazing.
My sister studies autism, so I know a little about it, now I know alot more.

I love your art . It is so stunning.
You are so talented. Your art is simply amazing!I have read your book and and it was very interesting . You are a huge encouragement to us who have children with autism. I now always treat him like he understands every word I say. And I am always talking,talking ,talking.

but do also remember to leave silent space which is where people get a chance to dare speak in their own space, allowing others to listen. When others spoke I'd go into all other, no self, so it was very hard to listen to others and experience my own thoughts... silent space is just as important so one can find self even if it means going offline re other. multitracking with self AND other takes years but is sometimes possible.