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Is there really such a thing as good stress?

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Is there really such a thing as good stress? I’ve heard people say this many times… “Good stress“ to be honest I’ve used it multiple times

Thanks! I really needed that

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Do we need the reaffirmation from someone else’s words that we are OK? That we will Make it through another day… Week… Month… Etc. etc.?

“Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible”

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This quote by Albert Einstein hit me, and I decided to use this as a part of the blog, well actually as the main theme of the blog! “Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible“

Anxiety in autism spectrum disorder

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Parents often feel helpless when their children have anxiety along with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Both are quite complicated medical issues and they need to be dealt with carefully. Autistic children with anxiety disorder have the same tensions and apprehensions as others. But when they get an anxiety attack, their behavior appears more like the symptoms of ASD. They resist any change in the routine. They show obsessive and ritualistic behavior and so on.