My Autism.

I was diagnosed with autism in July 2001. It was a huge relief for me,  finally knowing what the problem was. I was glad that I didn't need  medical treatment for my autism and I have been able to live with it. I have become better at dealing with problems and I believe that when one door closes  another always opens. For example, in 2009, I remember a beloved dog by the name of Rover who I walked Monday to Friday was moving to Stoke and I would be only able to walk him once a week. I found another dog called Jonah to walk in April 2009. Then, when Rover died in August 2010, I found another new friend in Rosie. People with autism don't like certain foods as the taste and smell  can effect their mood. I don't like change much and, sadly, the lady who owned Rover kept moving a lot and mum and dad were worried about my well being. Being autistic I am good with facts and figures.