Cyber45
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- Sep 28, 2016
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Hello Broken Lens, I had recently found out that Pixel had left the forums and it reminded me of something. That I can't believe I had forgotten.
a teacher of mine named Mr. Pierce. One of the only few teachers in my elementary days who backed me up and always believed in me.
He was a hero to me... when I was 11 years old. I was in 7th grade, it was the end of the school year, 3 days after school ended... He died due to a heart attack.
I cried, school was never the same without him, he was my fuel and I was the engine, he always kept me going through the toughest times. With him gone I remembered that he was not just a teacher, he was someone I know I could talk to.
With someone like me who has Aspurgers at the age of 14 it is making me hard to think and makes me have a foggy mind. Without him it makes me die out, run out of gas to keep going forward. But there is only one thing in life I know, even with there being a unlimited supply... There is always... One... Limit
No matter where, no matter when, there is always a limit being pushed. When it gets pushed to far, it push's back.
I hope you understand how I might feel when I get a bit depressed. Cause I am suffering the same as Thomas Jefferson, Sir. Issac Newton, Michelanglo, and even Albert Einstein.
(If you didn't know about this you should look it up, with "Famous Scientists with Autism." I bet you'll find it fascinating!)
So sorry about this depressing post, its just something I needed to get off my chest before I forget again.
a teacher of mine named Mr. Pierce. One of the only few teachers in my elementary days who backed me up and always believed in me.
He was a hero to me... when I was 11 years old. I was in 7th grade, it was the end of the school year, 3 days after school ended... He died due to a heart attack.
I cried, school was never the same without him, he was my fuel and I was the engine, he always kept me going through the toughest times. With him gone I remembered that he was not just a teacher, he was someone I know I could talk to.
With someone like me who has Aspurgers at the age of 14 it is making me hard to think and makes me have a foggy mind. Without him it makes me die out, run out of gas to keep going forward. But there is only one thing in life I know, even with there being a unlimited supply... There is always... One... Limit
No matter where, no matter when, there is always a limit being pushed. When it gets pushed to far, it push's back.
I hope you understand how I might feel when I get a bit depressed. Cause I am suffering the same as Thomas Jefferson, Sir. Issac Newton, Michelanglo, and even Albert Einstein.
(If you didn't know about this you should look it up, with "Famous Scientists with Autism." I bet you'll find it fascinating!)
So sorry about this depressing post, its just something I needed to get off my chest before I forget again.