I have had a tough life raising my autistic son but I did it and he's doing well. I see each day as new opportunity to laugh learn &gro
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The wisdom of my years gained by a life of experiences good, bad and ugly. I know what a real problem is. I know what to take seriously and what to cut loose and what to ignore. I appreciate ever moment of my life, my love and I see every day as a new fabulous opportunity.
How do you stay fabulous?I stay true to myself, I work hard, play often try new things, stay current and yet hold on to the best of my past. I also fall deeper in love with my husband of 27 years every day and I look forward to all the adventures we have together. I laugh a lot and I know what I like, what I want and what I want to say no to. I eat well, moisturize daily and I stay away from excessive drinking. I don't smoke and I love my friends, outdoor sports, paddleboarding being our Go to zen activity.
What would you do with the $40,000?Gosh, I would take my autistic son and his support worker on that bucket list trip on the Rocky Mountaineer that he always wanted or to the Transworld Hotel vacation at LA Guardia where he would be able to see the planes take off and land as much as he wants. With the rest, I think a girls cruise or a romantic trip with hubby.
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