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i'm 22 years old and i'm artistic. well, beula was diagnosed with autism while still a child. now she's an adapted swimming champion, and we'll just like, i'm feel, you know, if we look back 30 years, someone like julio, being a champion swimmer would have been unthinkable. one of her greatest achievements is to make autism visible. these are people who are capable of achieving whatever the aim for, provided we give them the tools that, ah, ah, 8th oil. you know, i live i taught emily. no, so i and i work at an occupational therapy center. yeah, that's what i really like music in sports either. i'm a swimmer that i swim in the pool and in the c s i've done a lot of sports athletic skating horseback riding, paddling bloodying bag. i love sports. he may downtown. love that,

but this will. yeah. give out the la jolla has spent her whole life doing sports, both adapted and inclusive, and they're both very positive for her adapted sport provides her was learning tools and inclusive role models. lucille marilla williams sister christina, has supported her since our kids. a college psychology thesis was on autism. she's currently helping, julio. prepare for her next big goal at the national swimming championships. going to that 50 meters backstroke? well like that. oh, that's right. it was meant to 50 meters freestyle, one length us relays, are 2 back stroke. those that are to lancaster back stroke either one, the whole empathy. greg, when, when he started competing, there were a lot of things. she didn't understand money about why did things have to be done one way and not another but why wait so long? but i will pick 2 grams really help a lot. so they're her way of understanding the world window. he adolescence with one who are another big help on that front.

ah, but little he one law we have it in the when julio learns a new passage, she's very methodical and precise. i don't think sometimes she can concentrate more than other people. yeah. and sometimes when improvising, she has a remarkable sense of rhythm with, let's do an improvisation example and how about a song with the black keys? glad glinetta. yes. how about this? 30? ah, you're choosing diagnosis. was a tough glue. cecilia's family. when did he think at dory hall, when you're told that your child has a disability and that she won't be like the others, you dream that she will be like the others? and inclusion is really happening through sports in

a more autism has many levels. no 2 cases are the same company. at 1st, it was complicated because many of the routines were very hard for her, which is why we included it in the therapy another. she's one metals at regional and national championships, but what we really appreciate are the sports benefits for julio lee. it means friends, autonomy and new experiences in sports helps who to be happy that they bought a family. i knew that has been julio, gets up at 6 am to attend her training sessions. following routines is very important for her, such as keeping the calendars up to date and organizing all the activities on her agenda. ah ah,

i love in the morning and in the afternoon, the swimming ah, what the money money. good. my gold cove? i've no, we do 50 meters back as to whether abil, francesco medina is julio swimming coach. he used to train spanish olympic medalists. the for him urging houllier is a completely new challenge. when are you any of the vehicle? i have been at the top of the swimming world for this, and after that i didn't see myself as qualified to work with someone like hulu, hulu, or ian. but she's now a source of pride and motivation for me, but what again, we're me the, i'll really gives me something that no other swimmer can give you. it's really special to see someone with all her problems. so it gives you a feeling that it, oh i just can't describe it. it makes my heart fool and gone to family. yeah. like

how awful head don't like. i mean, i don't, julia like i with that. don't hear. no ocoee, not, they are going to breeze here. let's do it. take our long wavy here now, and i say more, the n v n b o n. the county that i want internet modem, i'm considered a very tough coach, but with hulu, it's a different story on, but i have to understand hulu with hulu. i need to be blue lincolnton or that she loves swimming a few more than the only drawback julia sometimes has it. who is that you can't change her routine level when she doesn't swim. one that tells me she's too excited to be in it. we need to do a lot more work with autism and the water we keep, but with professionals won't allow one that all come professionally. did i do elephant? yes. solomon, you're more than half a bottle. no, no, glad. oh,

yes, i already has a bottle. okay, so that's it. yeah, mm hm. you know, swim now that know you're done with swimming, sweetie for you. i know i'm with in your home with swimming is not the only thing helping. julio. get along in life also. ah, by that i be the meta. oh, c o, o, o, o, o, therapist, soto blackie is preparing her for the next championship. we have a julio has a neuro developmental disorder of the cognitive area affecting communication and social skills, or not, but she learns like you and me, but in different ways. medical will not be on the think i just on when bushel supports are very important as is working on them beforehand. if we provide her with the right tools,

she'll be able to cope on if there's no background work done. she's in a permanent state of frustration and alarm i follow up with a lot of miracle. yeah. hey, here's the preparation that we're going to do before competing is before going to swim. and the bit are a few important things i caught, we bought val did. i don't set up, we can't sit in those chairs. we go directly to the pool unless i, lima, i'll happy thing. and when we go out to the pool, they don't say hi to the public, but don't say hello, we just go, i'm, i'm in that office and i couldn't deal with it. normally people with autism or of difficulty with language to operate with expression communication or tonality. they need a speech therapist to work on tonality or they can have more fluid conversation ended up going in and need a low math. i was way for me to go. may i go

stairs? i villa. no man. yes. well he left both. okay. me. oh yes. i did on both. okay. oh, i thought i via her is the host of the spanish national championships for adapted sports where julio is participating in a range of races. our that's oh is the coach of her regional team will? yeah. when it up to my we thought of yes, her poses a radical change for julio. another pool, another environments, another locker room, living with a man. plus she's living in a hotel with her colleagues, that's the one. and that's quite a big change in her routine. that's a little bit fietta, but say i go get enough of them off at that. what change is something that affects all of us face mom for someone with autism and the changes in routines. i mean a very big challenge f i for i don't know. so but i, if i thought from david on there fully as daily diary of everything she eats and does, is a big help as his her sister, when it comes to choosing from the buffy. can why is

up, i mean, what can i eat without gluten or milk? with sal, lad, ma'am. let's check the dessert. they put it under cheap tank with the 1st day of competition is always hard for julio. she has difficulty controlling her excitement as easy. now, what does that mean? i mean, what does that mean on a little day left already on the way from the hotel to the bus? all she could think about was a pen drive. when i live in those cases, they have an obsession with an object or situation. at that mcclellan done, the valet julio begins her warm up. and as soon as she touches the water, she's 100 percent focused on the race. you know, but i've been

a 5th. think about the movement of your arms and very fast. okay. come on godaddy. i'm a hello. yeah. yes. let's go with just minutes to go. it's time for julio to visualize the routines and pictograms. she's trained with how about us? ready? renella seated more. yeah. it let's go and norm up, we slowly move. roll. about ready? elbows down your head. am i dive strongly. ah, you lied. ah, that feed into arms. yes. look up with the impulse and we have to, i touched the wall,

i great my teammates. we wait for the referee. sunny. we come out on the steps. the championships end with great results, the julio 1st placed in the 200 meters freestar and a 2nd and 3rd place in other disciplines. dying of phony. well, we know that already on this level qualifying 1st and 3rd we're talking about the best spanish swim is in her category a lot of kind of some of the rule. the train is working with julio. the aim is to prepare for the next championships, which will be in berlin. i damn law that live near it. i want to take her to the olympics and i want her to enjoy it until then. julio will just enjoy the pool and the joyce swimming brings her his penny. she's happy and passes that on to others. for those good though. no, ma'am. it's 9 o j o n i e o both. okay,

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