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Note: Adapted from the article from the Aspergian and related to my last meltdown It wasn’t a bad day, in… READ MORE
Recently, I came across an article on the website The Mighty about behaviors at work while experiencing symptoms of bipolar disorder.… READ MORE
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Halloween is near Many find it exciting However I never wanted to believe Because I don’t find it interesting Recently… READ MORE
This week has been quite the busiest week for individuals on the spectrum far and wide. We’ve seen a brave… READ MORE
I wrote this article for a day program for their April 2019 Newsletter to bring to light the need for… READ MORE
It has certainly been one heck of a twelve months! While I knew always knew I wanted to live on… READ MORE
Around the time this book was written the author’s name was brought up in conversation as “the one who got… READ MORE
I have been going to the same day program (Clubhouse) for 15 years this month and have had the same… READ MORE
We see it at least one time or so a week. An autism spectrum disorder is related to.the crime an… READ MORE
Many say that having an autistic individual close to Fireworks could cause utter chaos! In fact, I have seen numerous… READ MORE
Today, I am going to revisit the topic of Autism and Driving. While it is a proud achievement of mine,… READ MORE
Today’s autism Acceptance Month subject deals with yet another touchy subject and is one that is more forthcoming than ever,… READ MORE
In 2018, NPR ran a series called “Abused and Betrayed” which highlighted the underreported statistics of sexual victimization against individuals… READ MORE
In 2018, NPR ran a series called “Abused and Betrayed” which highlighted the underreported statistics of sexual victimization against individuals… READ MORE
NOTE: As part of this subsection for Autism Acceptance Month, we are exploring topics of independence. As such I feel… READ MORE
“I can only do my best by controlling what I can and ignore what I cannot control.”
~Dustin
Home to the writings of an autisitc man that has had his share of life experiences over four decades but has bounced back greatly from adverisity to live an everyday independent life.
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