Smile and Walk Ahead!
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Within the battle between the brain of one and the minds of many, this struggle for success was won by the brain of one --- this brain was Temple Grandin.
During her struggles with autism, finding companions, and her constant search and strive for what's right, she encounters a love so deep into the roots of life: admiration and companionship of other, nonhuman species. She survives to bring about a new, brighter world for people with autism and other animals' well-being alike. She is the most amazing woman I know, my idol, and my hero!
I have autism, and very much like her, I have a goal: to help other animals in their struggles and help other people who have autism find their way that they can be proud of, just like we have.
I believe humans have caused a lot of issues to our environment and home, so I intend to help fix it. I intend to follow in Temple Grandin's footsteps as well as walk into the distant future together. Here are my thoughts and emotions. Watch them flow out and words, and take over your heart, as her heroic deeds did mine.
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