Who I Am

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This is who I am and how I live in the World. 

 I can be a success at work, I can be a good husband, I can be a good dad, and I can be secure, happy, and valued. 

 I can make the right accommodations and allowances , and create and use the right support systems that work for ME. 

 I can use my way of being in the world as a strength to achieve these things, my accommodations, allowances and supports to support it and  constantly remind myself to love myself as I am. 


                                          UNDERSTAND. ACCEPT. DO THE WORK. 

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