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Tag Archives: Boston
Autism: From the Heart on August 16, 2014
Children’s book author of Really, Really Like Me and public speaker, Gretchen Leary, will be sharing pieces of her story from a first hand experience as an individual on the Autism Spectrum. She will be sharing her coping skills and what … Continue reading
Services for Adults on the Spectrum
I have been actively seeking out occupational therapy and a therapist who specializes in ASD to help me improve my daily habits and coping skills in the workplace. The responses I have been given for regular therapy: •Sorry, we only … Continue reading
Posted in ASD, Aspergers, Autism
Tagged Adults, ASD, Asperger, Autism, Boston, MA, Massachusetts, Occupational Therapist, Occupational Therapy, OT, pressure therapy, weighted blankets, weighted vests
10 Comments
Comfort Zone
Okay, it has been a very busy day. This morning I had my surgical consultation to get my bottom wisdom teeth taken out. One of them has been causing some problems and they’re both impacted. I’m not sure why I … Continue reading
Absence – A Poem
For Boston & dVersePoets It burns to breathe, Leaning into the shadow of a faded memory- No words, just silence Exhaling the absence of nouns & verbs which billow // like a tangled stream of smoke, It burns to breathe. … Continue reading
Posted in Dedications, dVersePoets Prompt, Poetry
Tagged 4/15/2013, Boston, poetry, writing
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The Dance – A Poem
Introduction – This poem was written while listening to Beethoven’s “Fur Elise”. What an incredible inspiration. Please be sure to listen to this classical piece before or while reading this poem. This is more of a story than a poem … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Poetry
Tagged Aspergers, Aspie, Author, Beethoven, Boston, Fur Elise, Gretchen Gundel, Gretchen Leary, poetry, Writer
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Moon Child – A Poem
A moon child at heart The sun stepped aside As she drew the stars To let her light shine Gretchen Leary 2012
Posted in Christine Leary, Dedications, Poetry
Tagged Artist, Astronomy, Blog, Boston, Dedications, Gretchen Leary, moon, Moon Child, Poet, poetry, Shine, sun, writing
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The Box – A Poem & Dedication
Introduction: This poem was inspired by and written while listening to “Catch My Breath” by Kelly Clarkson. I encourage you to listen to the song before or while you read this to fully understand the meaning behind my own words. … Continue reading
Posted in Dedications, Kelly Clarkson, Music, Poetry
Tagged Boston, December 1 2012, Dedications, faith, Gretchen Leary, Kelly Clarkson, Miracles, poetry, Prayer, Struggle, Victory, writing
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Gretchen Leary (McIntire) 