"
Alex's Disney Fun" is now "Alex's Fun Place"!
I wanted to reflect the domain name and recognize Alex's new interests.
While Disney is still the main focus of this site, there will be many
new things as well that I hope will be enjoyable to all.

 Please be patient, I'm working as quickly as time allows.
As things change, I will put a
sign where you can enjoy the new content!

I believe most things are working properly but if you find any errors
please don't hesitate email me and let me know!

In the meantime, please enjoy the new page below - better late than never
:)

Halloween Christmas Page Coming Soon!






Ontario, Canada

This website was created to celebrate Alex and his continuous struggle to fit into the world we live in. Alex's life is a roller coaster of ups and downs but it is also one of hope and triumphs.

Alex has autism. When he was little, Alex had no interest in anything or anyone around him until he discovered Disney cartoons and movies. It was little things at first, color and movement, and before long he was mimicking song words. Alex would watch the movies over and over again until he knew the dialogue almost word for word. This had quite an effect on him and his daily life. Somehow Disney reached Alex and as a result of that first step, he slowly began noticing people and taking an interest in the world around him. With time Alex changed from a totally unresponsive and distant child, to the loving 24 year old he is today.

2003 brought more challenges in the form of grand mal seizures. There have been no medical reasons found for Alex's epilepsy. Seizures just appeared one day and has been with us ever since. Although he has been injured and has had to deal with paramedics, hospitals. too many tests and needles, he takes it in stride and handles whatever comes calmly and patiently, much better than we do. It continues to be very hard on him but with his daily medication we hope his seizures will be few and accident free and maybe one day non-existant. 

Alex works hard to achieve the little things we take for granted and he is succeeding. Each day is a challenge and Alex tackles it with a smile and a great sense of humor.

Alex's life is a continuing success story, one that his family is proud to be a part of.
Keep on working and dreaming, Alex.
You have come a long way and the journey never ends.
I love you and I am very proud of you!


Visitors since 4/27/01
Last Updated: January 06, 2010


Alexon is Alex's Guardian Dragon

Alexon was adopted at:
The Adopt-A-Dragon Foundation
(no longer online)








In support of all those living with autism.