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We share a hard summer of bathroom destruction, broken trust with family, and a support group that didn’t get it, then find relief in small wins: a playful de‑escalation, emerging words, and happy tears that we learned to name.

• family boundary breaches and safety risks
• obsessive bathroom behaviors and home damage
• product lockdowns and supervision trade‑offs
• safe medical sedation tip for procedures
• a simple co‑regulation trick that worked
• signs of speech returning after regression
• nervous system healing and calmer dynamics
• happy tears, labeling emotions, gentle support
• holiday stress, criticism, and emotional armor

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We draw a hard line on boundaries after a “fun” day out breaks our son’s diet, a chaotic family visit disrupts routine, and grief surfaces through targeted destruction. We also name caregiver resentment without shame and share a simple tech tool that averted a meltdown.

• fundraiser links, storefront resources, and coffee support
• standing firm when family ignores diet rules
• post-visit escalation and how we confronted it
• targeted destruction as communication of loss
• clearing environmental triggers and resetting routines
• naming caregiver resentment without guilt
• the camp “primal scream” report and levity
• using phone filters as a fast regulation tool
• subscriber-only episodes on relationships and stress
• contact options for stories, questions, and support

Please share my episodes and spread the word to get more awareness around the subject of severe or profound autism, and also to let people know that they can donate to either my Safer Lifestyles Respite Community Blueprint project, which is a GoFundMe, or they can just donate cups of coffee as well

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A candid mention about staying when others say to leave, and how structure, safety, and short, clear language can turn daily chaos into small wins. From wall padding to therapy brushes to locks and applesauce mishaps, we share what worked, what failed, and why timing matters.

• reducing attention-seeking by replacing constant input with predictable access
• why soothing tools must be used before stress not during
• protecting space and reducing hypervigilance
• two to three word cues that cut through noise and guide behavior
• community expectations vs real support and consistent presence
• small wins
• next steps to lower ambient stress in the home environment

Check my show notes for links to tracking devices, therapy items, nervous system support, and my creator store. If you want the tea, I’ll drop more personal details in a subscriber-only episode.

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