In gaining my skills to regroup for the next chapter in my life, I have made the decision to do a blog series on Adulting. The thirteenth installment is about properly doing the less desired.
Adulting: Doing the Less Desired
Month: August 2020
Union Station Weekly; Vol. 3, Issue 4; August 28, 2020
What are you doing to combat fatigue? In order to combat fatigue, which I suffered from immensely when the pandemic began is a plethora of tasks, I began to regenerate my blog by keeping a publishing regimen. I also decided to stray from mainstream media and focus more on the pertinent news and stories of … Continue reading Union Station Weekly; Vol. 3, Issue 4; August 28, 2020
Poem: Change it Today
To the tune of “Pig” by Seether https://youtu.be/37T46Z6R1RE Have you ever said sorry to heal the wounds?Haven't you said sorry to make it better?Could it be that they don’t wanna hear it anymore?Could it be that they are fed up with the excuses?(Yeah) Have you ever wished for the haste to be over?Haven't you been … Continue reading Poem: Change it Today
Concentrating on COVID: Sudden Change
In these trying times, we must do what we can to not sweat the small stuff and try to manage life to the best of our ability so we can be educated, independent and successful thinkers in the big thing called life.
Adulting: Advocacy
In gaining my skills to regroup for the next chapter in my life, I have made the decision to do a blog series on Adulting. The twelfth installment is about properly advocating for what one needs.
Union Station Weekly: Vol. 3, Issue 3; August 21, 2020
What are you doing to be healthy in these trying times? For me, it has taken me a while through these trying times to know that I need to stay healthy. In order to protect my health and safety, I have not dined in at a restaurant since the pandemic, and have limited my footprint … Continue reading Union Station Weekly: Vol. 3, Issue 3; August 21, 2020
Wired for Executive Functioning
This week I want to write to you about something I’ve known for some time, but didn’t put all the pieces together until last night. It’s about being Autistic and being wired differently. Sometimes people think we don’t do something because we’re lazy or don’t care when in reality we don’t put two and two together.
Friendships & Burnout
Discussing the importance of healthy friendships while controlling Autistic Burnout
Autistic Burnout Educational Video
https://youtu.be/zAw918RxTJM What is Autistic Burnout? a guide from Autism Women's Network Signs: • Lack of motivation (hard to care about goals when everyday life is overwhelming)• Loss of executive functioning abilities (decision-making, organization, etc.)• Difficulty with self-care• Easier to reach overload or meltdown• Loss of speech, selective mutism• Lethargy, exhaustion• Illness, digestive issues• Memory loss• … Continue reading Autistic Burnout Educational Video
Concentrating on COVID: What is the Truth?
In dealing with the numerous stories of COVID-19, it’s hard to believe truth from fiction, We hear of cases that are asymptomatic to cases of death. Likewise, I , nor any autistic person for that manner would find pleasure in having a COVID-19 test administered, so we play it safe, but some may ask why?
