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Tips for Airport Special Assistance
Airport travel can be a sensory hell and a routine-shattering nightmare. No matter how excited I am about the trip I'm taking, this part always fills me with dread. I'm gradually building up my strategies, including a communication card, which I'll talk about in another article. One of those strategies has been to start booking Special Assistance when I book my tickets. With... let's say "mixed" results so far. Before I tried this, I didn't know what to expect. So, I wanted t
Lauren
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Alsie's story
I’ve had suggestions of autism follow me since I was little. Back then, I found the word scary and a suggestion that I was stupid and incapable – so I ran away from it at any chance. There are about three major occasions where I was attempted to be diagnosed through my childhood, all of which I failed the criteria with flying colours. Kudos to my acting talents and drive to be accepted.
Alsie Gray
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A woman, a tech manager, and an autistic person walk into an office...
Spoiler alert: they are all me. I have been an adult woman for approximately ten years. A manager of some description for approximately...
Lauren
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Becca's story
Becca spoke with me about her autism diagnosis journey, and advice she would give to newly diagnosed autistic folk. We talked in a...
Lauren
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Learning to lean on “special interests” after my autism diagnosis
"You didn’t have obsessions, you just really liked maths…” This is something my parents said to me when I first talked to them about...
Lauren
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To mask or not to mask? I wish that were the question
Being afraid to meet mask-less me I am an autistic woman. Like many autistic women, I have spent my life masking to fit into a...
Lauren
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