Autistic Blog

Image credit: Freepik Courage isn’t a one-size-fits-all concept. It wears many faces, from the soldier standing in the heat of battle to the individual navigating the daily challenges of autism. In 2025, as we continue to celebrate both Veterans and the autism community, it becomes clear that courage is universal, yet uniquely personal. This article is a heartfelt tribute to those whose bravery often goes unseen but whose impact resonates deeply. Courage is not always loud or

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