#audio processing disorder

[woosh-floosh-art]

[autiebiographical]

I have auditory processing disorder, so sometimes when people talk it just sounds like a jumbled mess of noise. After the third try of understanding what someone said, I usually just chuckle, say yeah, and desperately hope that was an acceptable answer.

[anexperimentallife]

[peanutgallerymemes]

audio processing disorder be like:

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Autistic and Being Startled Easily

Neurodivergent_lou

[buried-dog]

Just a reminder that although "my body my choice" is about women [edit: and anyone with the ability to get pregnant] this rule also applies to disabled people refusing treatment and aids.

It's my choice I don't take painkillers for my chronic pain and rather just stay home most of the time and skip lectures.

It's my choice I don't use a cane, even though I have access to one, despite the fact I could walk further with it and not limp.

It's my choice I don't do hearing rehabilitation or wear hearing aids for my APD despite the fact I can't hear lectures or my friends properly.

It's my choice I don't go to therapy or take meds for my disorders.

It's my choice and I don't care what you think. It's my right to choose those things. I know my body the best, you have no say in this.

"But you could hear better! You could not be in pain and walk normally! You could be better!" I don't care. I'm fine being the way I am. I know what's good for me. I know painkillers would hurt my body more then help for at least three reasons. I'm not a child, I know what I want and the consequences of not doing something. My health, my rules.

[vexwerewolf]

[maddys-kreative-korner]

How do I turn the subtitles on real life? Yea real life. It'd be so much easier if I had subtitles on real life please.