Overcoming Autism | Bree Bogucki | TEDxHarperCollege
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Sensory integration disorder, speech and processing delays, OCD, anxiety, autism. In this talk, Bree Bogucki shares insight into her life with autism and how she refuses to let these struggles to define her. A Special Olympics athlete and Global Messenger, Bogucki has overcome the odds! Bree Bogucki was diagnosed with a speech and processing delay, sensory integration disorder and Autism all by age five. Despite these early diagnoses, Bree has overcome every challenge put in her way and is thriving academically and athletically. A Global Messenger for Special Olympics, student athlete and scholarship recipient, Bree hopes to continue advocating for those with disabilities and mental health challenges such as OCD and anxiety. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I appreciate the fact that she's standing on stage to tell us this
I am truly inspired by your story. I
am a parent of 5 year old girl having similar kind of challenges like you have overcome. After watching this video, I get to find some hope to reshape the feature of my daughter.
Thank you for sharing your story. It takes courage, humility, and grit! You go girl! You ARE helping others, please keep doing what you are doing!
I see little pieces of you peeking through in how you described holding the bottle with your feet, with your "Why not?" of joining gymnastics, and in describing how you DO NOT RUN 😂. Your special interest has grown immensely beyond what a 'normal' person would expect. Thank you for having the courage to speak-- I resonate with a lot of your experiences and I'm so glad you're sharing them.
Your story is really inspirational to me. Thank you for sharing your story. You remind me to appreciate my life, work hard to increase my freedom and not to take life for granted. :)
I have Autism and I like Bree
And now your on Tedx! Awesome accomplishments. Thank you for your story it is inspiring.
I do have a pdd too, and one of my dreams I still have is truly to Improve my disability. 😎
Thank you for sharing your story Bree... it means so much
Wow!! This is lovely 🌹
Great girl.
Great salute
You did just that :)
@4chan
Damn it. I was with her until she said special Olympics. Thought she was going to say she became a normal person. Special Olympics just confirms the handicaps. Sure, this won't be a fan favorite comment
And, and, and 🙈
Chill bro she’s wetawded
I’m so happy for you! Thank you so much for sharing your story! I know your parents are so proud of you