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[autistictic]

BOLTING - AUTISTIC SUDDEN FLIGHT EXPLAINED - AUTISTICTIC

Bolting - the sudden flight phenomenon in autistic people explained from lived experience and without harmful behaviorist approaches.

[atomicqueertragedy]

Everytime I think I'm doing alright in neurotypical job everything just suddenly is too much and my brain shuts off for like weeks. I woke up this morning and I litetally was immediately disorientated by leaving the house. I dont know how I am gping to get through this 4 hour shift. I need this job. I need them to want me to stay on after christmas but I am already trying my best and I dont think my best is enough for them...

[xoaspiewriterxo]

Your grades don’t define your worth

[xoaspiewriterxo]

Going  to  prom with  an Autistic  person  does NOT make  you  a saint

[holistic-blog]

Michelle Wants to Win

I have done three (3) river races and one (1) was the first day and half of the Duzi. I fell out of the boat at the first wear, but the rest of the race was fine. I had practiced in the swimming pool at home the day before, so I knew what to expect.

I battled walking up the steep hill on the Portage and the Portage before. It was very muddy but I managed to make it with some help from my Dad’s friend. I was able to help my dad carry the heavy boat on my shoulder but I made it to the finish. When we got home, I was able to get a good night’s sleep .

They say teamwork makes the dream work. Never give up!

[autisticemmalyn]

Should You Shelter Your Autistic Child? – Autistic Emmalyn

An article for parents and caregivers of children with autism about why we might want to shelter them, why it can be harmful, and what we can do instead.

An article describing what could happen if you decide to shelter your autistic child and what to try instead.

[autisticemmalyn]

What Autistic Food Difficulties Feel Like – Autistic Emmalyn

A couple months ago, I wrote a post on Facebook to my friends and family about what autistic food sensory issues are like. I’m going to repost that here so I can further spread this awareness, and maybe some of you can even relate.

A description of what having food difficulties can feel like for an autistic person.

[autisticemmalyn]

Sensory Activities for Autistic People – Autistic Emmalyn

Hello everyone! Today I want to share with you some different sensory activities that can really help you, especially if you are autistic or neurodivergent in another way.

A post describing some activities to help autistic people experience sensory stimuli in a positive way.