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Kiwi guy saying hi

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Jason

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Hey all,

I'm from New Zealand however live in Australia now and I was diagnosed with Aspergers when I was a child so it's something I've had to try and learn to deal with for quite a long time and it hasn't always been easy. I'm a qualified Fitness Specialist and am currently at university studying Podiatry. I came across the forum and thought I may be able to help others overcome fear of stepping outside ones comfort zone due to my own experiences :)
 
New Zealand . . . Australia . . . both places I want to visit eventually. And kiwis are cool. Welcome! :)
 
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