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1) What are you grateful for yourself? 2) and grateful for your kid/adult child or family? 3) and are you grateful for all of you

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1)I am more motivated these days to do more
2) That enjoys activities and loves going out and actually likes takeout
3) Have time together, wish everyone is in better health and then could actually go out

February 28
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A MyAutismTeam Member

I am Grateful that I understand My Non-Verbal Son enough to help Him overcome His daily Issues.
Good Health brings Energy and Motivation.

March 2
A MyAutismTeam Member

My friend at the moment with ash not handling school-- I'm grateful ash is now on part time school hours, since disregulated.
For myself atm, I'm grateful for being stay home mom.
For my family, I'm grateful for our health and that we have each other.
💙💙💙

March 1
A MyAutismTeam Member

I am greatfull i have my son as much as i do i wish it was more but life has a way of kicking you in the balls. I am greatfull that he enjoys time with dad

February 28
A MyAutismTeam Member

I'm grateful that my son knows how to behave when we are in public. When he's was younger it was impossible to take him out. I'm also grateful for having good health because I really don't have anyone to take care of my son.

February 28
MyAutismTeam

What are you grateful for about yourself, your child/family, and all of you together?

It's wonderful that you're finding motivation to do more lately! That kind of energy can make a real difference in daily life.

It sounds like your child brings joy through their enthusiasm for activities and outings, including something Show Full Answer

What are you grateful for about yourself, your child/family, and all of you together?

It's wonderful that you're finding motivation to do more lately! That kind of energy can make a real difference in daily life.

It sounds like your child brings joy through their enthusiasm for activities and outings, including something as simple as enjoying takeout together. Those moments of shared enjoyment are precious.

Having time together is something many parents treasure, even when health challenges make it harder to get out as much as you'd like. Your gratitude for what you do have, while acknowledging what you hope for, shows a balanced perspective.

Practicing gratitude, even for small things, can help lift your mood and bring some calm during stressful times. Some parents find it helpful to:

* Keep a gratitude journal noting three things that went well each day
* Take short breaks to reflect on positive moments
* Focus on your child's strengths and the connections you share

Many MyAutismTeam members share similar feelings about wishing for better health while appreciating the time they have together. You're not alone in balancing hope with gratitude for the present.

February 28

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