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One of Kuya's cute levels in Project Arrhythmia with 400k views.  Please click Like and Subscribe!  Thanks!

Channel:  Aratonati on Youtube

2020

Hi!  My last post in this blog was in 2017.  I was on hiatus for personal reasons, one of which was because Kuya D is already an adult and needed to have some privacy.  I told him that from then on I was just going to post about the good things.  :)

Kuya is now in college, taking up Game Development.  He is doing well and is on partial scholarship.  He gets very good grades and we have not received any major negative feedback from his guidance counselor.

He doesn't study all the time, though.  Maybe because their work is mostly practical and requires hands-on tests. Well, that's what he always tell me. :)

Aside from being a student, he is busy with making Youtube videos of his favorite games like Project Arrhythmia.  This game has a level editor, and he makes his own levels and uploads them on his channel.  When he joined this community, he was able to gain followers and was also able to monetize his videos.  He gets to buy his things and helps me financially with what little money he gets and I am very proud and thankful.

Behavior-wise, he still gets on my nerves! Hahahahaha! There are still times that I cry over the things he does.  He still cannot realize that there are some things that you just don't say or do.  He still doesn't have a middle ground, so just "yes or no" and never a maybe.  He finds it difficult to tell white lies.  However, these are just small things compared to what other children with autism goes through, and I know I shouldn't complain. :)

Anyway, please like his videos and subscribe to his Youtube channel.  He is also planning to post music that he makes himself.

Channel:  Aratonati

His video with the highest views:

Students With Autism Blow Minds of Theater Pros

Several students with autism singing simultaneously? You might imagine chaos and a lot of noise, but wait until you see how they brought the house down!

Tears literally fell from my eyes upon watching this video.  See why here:



Credit:  https://www.youtube.com/user/AutismSpeaksVids

Kind Garbage Collector Gives a Toy Truck to a Kid With Autism

5 year-old Daniel is obsessed with watching the garbage truck come by their home to collect their trash.  He would go out and mimic the trucks movements.  What garbage collector, Manuel, did was simple but very heartfelt.  Watch the video below:



Credit:  https://www.youtube.com/user/AutismSpeaksVids

Robin Newberger’s son, 5-year-old son Daniel, has autism and loves watching the garbage get collected. After seeing a video of a garbage truck years earlier, Daniel quickly became obsessed with the large trucks.
So what happened one day when their trash collector Manuel paused his usual routine is beyond awesome. Manuel’s good deed is going to be recognized by his company, E.J. Harrison & Sons, and the thousands of people who watch this video!

Read more at http://www.reshareworthy.com/autistic-boys-gift-from-trash-man/#LcYhrBsgfrqZ4h4m.99

Robin Newberger’s son, 5-year-old son Daniel, has autism and loves watching the garbage get collected. After seeing a video of a garbage truck years earlier, Daniel quickly became obsessed with the large trucks.
So what happened one day when their trash collector Manuel paused his usual routine is beyond awesome. Manuel’s good deed is going to be recognized by his company, E.J. Harrison & Sons, and the thousands of people who watch this video!

Read more at http://www.reshareworthy.com/autistic-boys-gift-from-trash-man/#LcYhrBsgfrqZ4h4m.99

Changed by Haatchi

When I read the story and watched the video of this incredible young boy and his dog, Haatchi, it made my heart swell and my tears well up.  See for yourself:



Credit: http://www.reshareworthy.com