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So as I am getting adjusted to independent life again, it has made me realize the need to do things… READ MORE
Most of 2020 and gearing into 2021 we have had a great deal of change to routine. To the autistic… READ MORE
This week has been one of those weeks. What has happened has. I personally experienced when things don’t go our… READ MORE
Reality struck this weekend. My mother and I were out shopping and I decided to dine out at one of… READ MORE
We must realize that no matter what negative comments come across that we as autists should be valued as a… READ MORE
First of all, to fill the void of free time during the COVID Pandemic, I have decided to start the… READ MORE
Criticism, Everyone’s susceptible to it. But for the neurodivergent such as myself, it can be taken with such seriousness and… READ MORE
Discussing the realities of living on your own and reading/showing emotional characteristics in others when they are trying to support… READ MORE
Being under further restrictions because of COVID has made me in more of a thinking mode, but having more of… READ MORE
It’s not that I can’t cook, in fact when I do it, I do it very well that I do… READ MORE
We must continue to fight for that voice to be heard locally, regionally, statewide and nationally! READ MORE
These are two key faults that I must feel must be addressed with any autistic before they move on their… READ MORE
As we are entering yet the resurgence of COVID and if we haven’t been, I have taken notice of the… READ MORE
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what I would receive for Christmas may not have always been kindly acknowledged or accepted by me and sometimes I… READ MORE
This week is going to present challenges in attempting to not be lonely and with the onset of Thanksgiving in… READ MORE
For the majority of my life I was know as the “Spoiled Little Brat” when I don’t get my way… READ MORE
For me I know this is a start of a great beginning. I can and others that provide services to… READ MORE
““Being A ‘Shining Example To My Peers’ means that I am open, transparent and honest with what it takes and the struggles in managing life’s necessities and challenges alongside being hopeful and resilient in my fight to keep going and living the life that is mine.”
~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.
