From a student in the division to the work in Walla! NEWS: Summary of my decade

The past decade has been full of exciting events, some crises too, but mostly happy things. I learned that patience is the name of the game, I developed positive thinking, and went a long way. I have achieved more than I dreamed of and am waiting to see what awaits me in the new decade. I believe it will be a tremendous decade. My word

It was a great decade for me. Lee Guy Ron (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Lee Guy Ron (Photo: Reuven Castro)

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I'm a Guy Ron and I want to be treated with love and respect. 25. She lives in Tel Aviv. I have two amazing parents and sisters who are sometimes distressing, like everyone else. But, there is something else that is important and great that characterizes me - I am autistic, who cannot speak but has something to say. Most of all, I want them to be heard, treated and understood. Not because I'm autistic, but because I'm smart, fluent, and funny. Because I have something to say and I believe you should listen. I want to talk through silence. Sometimes I also scream through the mute. strong. To hear.

Now it's time to recap the decade that's over. I will do this on a personal note. I want to start by feeling that he was a great decade for me. These years have been filled with exciting events, some crises too, but mostly happy things.

I think each end of a period also gives us a kind of opportunity to look at our achievements from the last period, which is to encourage and flood us with what we have been through, what we have experienced, what we have achieved lately. I started this decade at school as a middle school student. I have since come a long way to this day. It was a series of significant events and landmarks. From the high school graduation (Urban D) to the university (Tel Aviv) and the workplace ("Walla! NEWS"). I have accomplished more than I dreamed about and am waiting to see what the new decade has prepared for me, what it has in its way. I hope and believe it will be a tremendous decade.

I achieved more than I dreamed of. Lee Guy-Ron and Meir Shalev (Photo: Niv Aharonson)

Meir Shalev October 28, 2019 (Photo: Niv Aharonson)

At that time, during these years, many stages were going through my life. It was the most beautiful and hardest part I ever experienced. The combinations are the ones that help me express myself. If they didn't understand me, others wouldn't know who I was. With their help I bring myself out into the world. Separations from them, and many, are very difficult for me. It's not easy at all. In words, they know me best. They know my most personal things. Every parting separation takes away from me and it hurts. On the other hand, I also met many new girls in the process. Each one is different and unique. It's fun to get to know so many types of people, and other specials like that. This process makes me develop into new places, experience new connections and new experiences. For example, recently, thanks to a new combo, I've started doing yoga and it's amazing. Something that really calms me down. Therefore, I am convinced that the new decade will bring me new experiences and open up new places for me.

I think in this decade I've learned that patience is the name of the game. It's thanks to the process I've done over the years. A process of self-completion and significant development. I was a person who always sees the negative side of life. It's not healthy to be pessimistic. I went through a process of positive thinking. It is more fun to be optimistic. I smile more and also happier. It is very important to emphasize the positive sides in life, because if we focus on evil we will not be able to move anywhere and there will be no benefit. Simple choice and unnecessary action.

My word

"Proud to say that I am a mature woman who decides for herself"

I seem to have written during my last year in "My Word" about many experiences I have had over the last decade. At the end of this decade, I finished a very significant chapter in my life and moved on to the adult world, perhaps to the world itself. It is a pleasure to make such a big change. I am proud to say that I am a mature woman who decides for herself and her life, or how the children say - "Decide for myself." I love being an active and influential part of my life, choosing everything for me. I am also happy to see my personal development. I think that if I had not progressed and achieved some achievements in my life, I would have had no personal development, because once we stand there we become frustrated.

This decade has been very significant to me. The high school graduation ceremony was an event I will remember forever. I'm very glad I experienced it. My acceptance by the University of Academic Studies also marked a significant way for me. By my writing here it's hard not to get excited.

By my writing here it's hard not to get excited. Lee Guy Ron

Lee Guy Ron (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers)

It is true that the media now summarizes a decade of news, which includes the news events that have interested the world over the past decade, and that is perhaps what is considered important. But, I think we deserve to sum up our private decade for the future. No one else is doing it for us anyway. So go ahead, think of yourself and do it.

For the year ending this week, I wrote a column detailing my goals for the past year. I am happy to say that at least half of them have been achieved, and the most notable of them is the interview with Meir and his article on Channel 12. It is important for me to say that the topics themselves, about which I wrote, are in themselves very important to me and their expression in communication is significant and not obvious. The echo that my unusual column does, in the community of people with special needs and no less than that in "ordinary" society, is probably of great importance. This is how I felt this year and I continue to feel every day. It's fun to see my successes this year. Of us all. Hope you also had a successful year. I am happy for you and love and appreciate everyone who reads my weekly column. A word of me.