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 You might wonder why I advocate for Autism, it is simple my oldest grandson was born with it. It is hard to say because I can't completely blame his parents, not completely I could have fought harder for him. He has reached the age of 15 without basic self care training. By my daughters choice he and his brother were not encouraged to become independant in any way until he reached this year and started having real difficulty dealing with high school. His aroma can be quite pungent as he does not like showers and he can't really fit in the tub, he is about 5' 5" and over 150 lbs. One of the things that has occured to me since my daughter came to me to ask with help to get him to finish his education is that he can't learn what he isn't shown and our personal care could be much better. If we are to model the expected behaviour we have to make things like showering regularly as a necessity for us and through up to him. I am designing a program that will allow him

The right to health is a universal right of all human beings, regardless of race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth, or another status.  Below are three sheets which describe your rights to health care if you are female, disabled or other.

 An Ode to an Object: My Computer Horatian Ode: O computer, silent sentinel of the digital age, With keys that dance beneath my fingertips, You bring the world to my fingertips, A window to realms both near and far. In your circuits hums the pulse of progress, In your screen, the stories of our time unfold, You are more than a machine, you are a gateway, To knowledge, to connection, to infinite possibility. Irregular Ode: O computer, you magical box of wonders, With your silicon heart and plastic shell, You sit upon my desk, a modern marvel, A tool, a toy, a treasure trove of knowledge. In your depths, electrons dance and swirl, Creating images, sounds, and words, You connect me to the world beyond, To people, to ideas, to endless information. O computer, you are more than a machine, You are a companion, a confidante, In your pixels, I find solace and inspiration, In your memory, I store my dreams and aspirations.

I have two for you today because well one is a journal entry called Springtime Senses written using a Five Senses form and the other is called Lost and Found in Acrostic form Springtime Senses See: Flowers bloom in vibrant hues, Trees adorned in fresh green leaves, Nature's canvas painted anew, Spring arrives, a sight to perceive. Hear: Birds sing melodies in the air, Bees buzz as they gather nectar, Soft rustle of leaves, a gentle flair, Nature's orchestra, a sweet spectre. Smell: A bouquet of blossoms in the breeze, Fresh grass after a morning rain, Earth awakening from its winter freeze, Spring scents, a fragrant domain. Taste: The first bite of a ripe, juicy fruit, The sweetness of a floral infusion, Nature's bounty, fresh and acute, Spring flavors, a delightful conclusion. Touch: Soft petals, delicate and light, Cool breeze on a warm afternoon, Grass underfoot, a comforting sight, Spring's textures, a sensory boon. Lost and Found L ooking for answers, I wandered

 Title: Dreamscape     Poetry form: Tanka   In dreamscape's embrace, Monochrome corridors stretch, Cash boxes and files, One opens, light spills forth, Illuminating memories.

  Walking Program for Seniors Day 1: Distance: 10 minutes Intensity: Easy pace, focus on good posture Notes: Pay attention to how your body feels during and after the walk. Day 2: Distance: 15 minutes Intensity: Maintain a steady pace, slightly faster than Day 1 Notes: Notice any improvements in stamina or comfort compared to Day 1. Day 3: Distance: 10 minutes Intensity: Easy pace, focus on breathing deeply Notes: Use this day as a recovery day if needed, listen to your body. Day 4: Distance: 15 minutes Intensity: Steady pace, aim for consistent strides Notes: Pay attention to your surroundings, enjoy the walk. Day 5: Distance: 20 minutes Intensity: Moderate pace, challenge yourself slightly Notes: Note any changes in energy levels or mood after the walk. Day 6: Distance: 15 minutes Intensity: Steady pace, focus on walking with purpose Notes: Reflect on your progress so far, celebrate achievements. Day 7: Distance: 20 minutes Intensity: Moderate pace, maintain a ste

This is a diamante poem, it is a 7 line poem about opposites and since today's prompt was "Changing Emotions" it seemed like a good fit. This is what happens when you give the chatbot specific words to use.  Sad tearful, downcast weeping, sleeping, longing shift, alter, change, transform smiling, dancing, rejoicing joyful, blissful Happy  Just for fun I asked it to rewrite it in other words  and this is what it gave me:  Gloomy tearful, somber weeping, sighing, reflecting transition, turmoil, awakening, hope glowing, smiling, celebrating joyful, radiant Blissful I must admit I prefer it's choice of words as it flows much more smoothly than my effort and they are essentially my words only placed in a different order and using words that are the same but not. Yeah I can't remember the word though I know there is one for when you substitute a word with another word with a similar meaning. Moving on.