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Category Archives: Big sister
Sometimes I cringe: Leaning into my discomfort
Sometimes I read something that I’ve written long ago – and I cringe. Sometimes I am tempted to change a few words to reflect what I know now. But there is a usefulness to this. It is a way of … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Aspergers, Autism, being wrong, Big sister, diversity, handling discomfort, Neurodiversity, perspective of others, prejudice, privilege
Tagged ableism, Autism, autistic adults, Autistic Bloggers, discomfort, Leaning in, othering, Perspectives, prejudice, privilege, Sometimes I cringe, writing
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I am so NOT a Superhero: Autism, Holiday Stress, and Making Cookies with the Kids
Originally posted on Thirty Days of Autism:
I sometimes think I would like to be a superhero – well perhaps not actually – but I have previously admitted that I am coveting the cape!! A cape would be cool –…
I am so NOT a Superhero: Autism, Holiday Stress, and Making Cookies with the Kids
I sometimes think I would like to be a superhero – well perhaps not actually – but I have previously admitted that I am coveting the cape!! A cape would be cool – but I digress! Around this festive time … Continue reading
Contemplating Christmas: Autism and Giving to Others
I participate in a number of facebook groups. This past week one of them posted a theme on sharing Christmas gift ideas for people with additional needs. I’d like to take this on a slightly different angle (who’s surprised?!?) and … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Aspergers, Autism, Big sister, executive function, sibling, Star Trek
Tagged Autism, Christmas, gifts, hazelnuts, love, sensory overload, Special Saturday, Star Trek
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Building Relationships, Perspective Taking and Episodic Memory: Let’s make cookies for the dog
If you have been following my blog you likely heard mention of Finnegan the Labradoodle who is an important part of our family. Finn, as we often refer to him, is friendly and energetic sweet curly mop of a hound. … Continue reading
Posted in Aspergers, Autism, Big sister, Episodic Memory
Tagged calming, Dog treats, Episodic Memory, handling change, Labradoodle, Perspectives, Puppy, therapy dog, tom-theory-of-mind
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