My Mothers a Neurotypical, Please Be Nice To Me.
Bet that caught your eye!
How about….My Aunt Has Down Syndrome, Please Be Nice To Me?
Or My Son Is Gay, Please Be Nice To a Me…..
No? Still inappropriate? Still disgusting and suggests you need pity because a relative is of a certain ...
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On the ninth of February 2016 the main seller in Europe of MMS aka Miracle Mineral Solution put up a Facebook status saying his nine day old baby had been removed by Social Services.
When his concerned friends and followers expressed amazement he had even had a baby and queried what had happened, why had this baby been ...
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Dedicated to the memory of Kayden Clark, recalled in every down pour of rain, every burst of sunshine and embodied in every resulting rainbow.
To be an adult autistic is a challenge, navigating society and applying social rules.
Mimicking gestures, facial expressions and feeling alienation at the best of times.
Then add being transgender, growing up feeling as though you walk across a stage ...
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EXCLUSIVE by MIKE HAMILTON
11:01, 7 Feb 2016 (The Sun)
Tony Taylor, 41, flogs Miracle Mineral Solution on his New Earth website.
The “medicine”, taken as a drink or an enema, has been promoted as a potential ...
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‘Really Autism? You going to start before I even have a cup of coffee?’
Yes really.
That was posted in an Autism ‘support’ group. My friend and colleague Rochelle has written about it here.
I couldn’t resist replying ‘Really Neurotypical? You need a coffee first?’
The poster replied asking why I was offended. I explained I am Autistic and I found the fact she referred to her son as Autism not as ...
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‘Really Autism? You going to start before I even have a cup of coffee?’
Yes really.
That was posted in an Autism ‘support’ group. My friend and colleague Richard has written about it here.
I couldn’t resist replying ‘Really Neurotypical? You need a coffee first?’
The poster replied asking why I was offended. I explained I am Autistic and I found the fact she referred to her son as Autism ...
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By Ali Al Jabbar
This character is made by a person who is visually impaired, autistic and has mental health issues.
Health has always been part of my life, I had no choice but to be this way.
I often notice that a lot of information surrounding LGBT /anti-Racism/ feminist causes is aimed specifically at able bodied people. Perhaps to some this makes sense, after all disabled people are part ...
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It is with great pride and pleasure that we announce the release of Emma’s first book. It is available online from the publisher at the link below. Regular readers will know the insightful and friendly words Emma uses to communicate a powerful and important message of neurodiversity.
As an autistic woman, and mother of 6 autistic kids Emma has the lived experience of both being autistic and parenting autistics. It’s often said ‘if you’ve met one autistic then you’ve met one ...
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