I don't want to get into any discussion on the correct language of addressing those that have/are autism/autistic. I personally identify as autistic and I feel it is a core part of my being but if other people 'fellow sufferers' like the 'with language', good for them.
What I want to look at is this idea of autism and suffering.
There's the view that autistic people suffer, often stated by parents with autistic children and others who work...
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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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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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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I suppose it might be useful to explain how I was diagnosed with autism. I wasn't diagnosed through school or as a preschooler like many...
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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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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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The other day this blog entry appeared and it seemed to get parts of the autistic world in quite an upset although its been around a while:...
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I was recently asked by a mother whether her daughter, who was starting to look for employment, should declare her autism on her job applica...
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I was going through some cupboards and found a folder of old school reports. Some were from primary school and some from secondary. I deci...
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So I stumbled on this news article about a town in Northern Ireland that is "autism-friendly": http://www.belfastlive.co.uk/n...
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