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can i use non speaking to describe myself? i haven't spoken in well over 6 weeks and it's easier than saying verbal shutdown as most of the time i have to explain what that is
i know people use it as a replacement for non verbal so idk if it'd be okay?
My friend hating the text to speech app I use to communicate when my mind won't let me use my voice<<<<<<
My friend telling me to to just wait until I'm verbal<<<<<
Of COURSE IM NONVERBAL THE DAY OF MY PERFORMANCE
I can only hope I'm verbal before rehearsalssss
I'm screaming
Internally
(and I can't buy food because I can't speak ugh)
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Learning sign language for your alters that dont talk? Heck, yeah!
One of our littles is a symptomholder of our autism and is non-verbal, one of us doesnt speak due to trauma. Can I speak? Yeah. Am I learning it anyway for a better life? Heck, yeah.
Its an really important skill to have and can make so many people happy and is so crucial. Also, if you have autism or trauma (or find speaking hard for any other reasosns) then ITS OKAY TO SIGN.
If you arent disabled or deaf but have time and resources then go learn, its gonna make somebody so happy in the future!
We officially got a tablet we can use as an aac device yesterday. We spent most of the afternoon setting it up. This will make things so much easier for us when we can find the energy to speak or when the none speaking alters front
post from bread inspired this post.
having my first language not available in AAC is so hard. i live in an english speaking country right now, so it is not a life threatening thing, but my family is looking to move back and that's so scary. if they do that i dont know if ill be able to use AAC at all. certainly not as easily. even if we dont move somewhere else english is by far the main AAC language and that worries me.
