And just like that, two of the children are off to school. It’s been a struggle getting the one into a physical school but we finally got it figured out. He’s annoyed he has to take music and art appreciation, along with English. But it means he has a full day and will graduate this year!
Now to get the 20-somethings off their asses and participating in life instead of spending the day watching YouTube and sleeping. And yes, we call them the 20-somethings to their faces.
This is really helpful!
If you're struggling to understand why you are good on some days and bad on others, one way to think of your brain is like internet access.
Some people have direct access, so any information incoming is fast, easy to process and unless they start being really silly and downloading 20 movies at once, not too much is going to interrupt their experience.
Autistic brains are more like public internet access. It's not that greatly connected in the first place, it can't handle large data packets, and if you're not careful you may get some unwanted information downloaded.
If you're accessing this when not much is happening, you may not get a bad experience. Not much is draining the limited bandwidth and processing times are faster.
The next day, however, you may get a completely different experience and even just connecting is impossible.
So, it's okay to sometimes switch off that access and just recover for a while.
Because he’s fantastic for the company…
Elon Musk
AuDHD culture is watching your favourite shows over and over again because it's safe, and you love them
We’re at the ER for my wife (again for possible seizures) and a new nurse came in. He was wearing a scent or used a strong soap or detergent. My wife asked him to step away as she started coughing and turning red. I tried to explain that any strong scents can trigger anaphylaxis, but he didn’t understand. I just asked for a new nurse for her.
Luckily we aren’t here for a MCAS flare, but it almost turned into one of those visits.
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Look at these birbs
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It's #biweek. Basically the best week of the year.
I need you guys to listen so bad, but I’m at least glad people on Twitter are starting to talk about this. The government of Canada is expanding Medically Assisted Death to cull the poor and disabled, and now suicidal and mentally ill (these are usually interchangeable of course here). It is EUGENICS and every single disabled rights organization is against it.
Disability payments are $1,200 a month. The average one bedroom apartment rent in the Greater Toronto Area (greatest pop. area by far here) is $2,000 a month. People with mental illnesses are on months long waitlists to get even a single publicly funded session. Weeks to get privately funded care which costs at least $200 a session. There is no housing here for disabled people. We are in one of the worst housing crises in the world right now.
Doctors are now offering MAiD unprompted to young suicidal people. This woman is 21, a health practitioner literally suggested she kill herself.
This is one of the worst Disability Rights Violations we’ve ever seen in Canada. The government is killing us because it is cheaper than funding healthcare, cheaper than giving people housing and food and basic human rights.
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