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The trials and tribulations of a British woman with a diagnosis of Aspergers.
Naturally we include the obligatory autism reference to a piece of jigsaw puzzle!
Because obviously we're the forgotten about pieces of puzzle that go under the sofa yet without us, the jigsaw is incomplete.
Because you know, its a website about autism so there's got to be the obligatory jigsaw reference!
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At one of the sites I work at, I have a little lunch time routine. I quite like pasta and I am blessed to work at a place where the food is...
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As I was driving into work today I could feel this sudden gust of anger. I feel like I need to make sense of these feelings and state my abs...
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This article was first written for the website: aspergermanagement.com about a decade ago, so 2007 ish! The article can be found here, as ...
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I don't want to get into any discussion on the correct language of addressing those that have/are autism/autistic. I personally identif...
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I recently saw this news article in the Guardian: What kind of person would drag autistic children into the culture wars? The Kemi Badenoch...
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Here's an extremely contentious view to start off with but I am wondering if autism does exist , after some of the reading I have been d...
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The nature of my job means that sometimes I drive to my place of work, other times I go by train to other more distant sites. I am happy wit...
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I decided that I would be proactive at work and request that HR refer me to occupational health. What I wanted was to have my autistic ne...
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"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." In the play "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, Juliet sugges...
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"It's Asperger's and Autism Awareness month! In honor of all children who struggle every day!!" Every now and aga...
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