Puzzle Piece history/A$ Mass post
Let’s talk puzzle pieces. Now in a general sense I love puzzle pieces (please keep reading). They are a whole picture coming together, or a family of… Puzzle Piece history/A$ Mass post
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Why We NEED to Teach Boundaries & Consent to Autistic People
Transcript: Hey Humans. My voice – my voice, is that, is that my voice? Won’t come out of my mouth. Oh no. Let’s try that again. Hey, Humans! Lyric … Why We NEED to Teach Boundaries & Consent to Autistic People
Read moreThoughts on Cluster B Stigma from an Abuse Survivor
We’ve got to talk, y’all. There’s a real problem in our society when it comes to Cluster B diagnoses but before I dig deeper into that, what is … Thoughts on Cluster B Stigma from an Abuse Survivor
Read moreMonthly Round Up!
So June has been a heck of a month. It started off okay but near the end there was this pesky heat wave that really affected how people get their exercise, as mostly you just wanted to stay cool. In fact in some places there was warnings not to exercise at all because of the heat. So it’s been an
Read moreCorrecting Common Autism Myths – 10 Facts about Autistic People
Hey everyone, NeuroRebel here, and there are a lot of things you should know about Autistic people, but I’ve narrowed it down for you. So stay tuned… Correcting Common Autism Myths – 10 Facts about Autistic People
Read moreThe Miracle of Assistive Technology for Auditory Processing Problems in Public
One of my biggest struggles, as an Autistic Person with Sensory Processing Differences, is often the modern indoor sensory environment (especially … The Miracle of Assistive Technology for Auditory Processing Problems in Public
Read moreNon-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable – Part Two
Tips for checking our privilege when learning from autistic advocates Non-Autistic Parents: Why We Should Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable – Part Two
Read moreWal-Mart’s “Autism Advocate” Doll Misses the Mark
I’m livid. Absolutely beyond enraged. I will try to stay civil so I still have a piece people can share when I’m done here, but I honestly don’t know… Wal-Mart’s “Autism Advocate” Doll Misses the Mark
Read moreIngredients: Episode 10 Regret
Marwin is practicing on the guitar when he asks Tops, whom is outside watering the plants what his plans are for the next episode of Food Design (his YouTube channel). Tops has no idea so he asks Marwin if he has any ideas that might interest him. Marwin admits that he doesn’t know a lot about delicious dishes as he’s
Read moreCommunity Partnerships: We Can’t ‘Agree to Disagree’ about ABA
Trigger warning: One hyperlink (when clicked) includes photos of abuse of autistic people. It is flagged with a TW. _____ As an autistic-led … Community Partnerships: We Can’t ‘Agree to Disagree’ about ABA
Read moreWhy we oppose ABA in any form
by Autistics for Autistics Ontario Autistics for Autistics opposes ABA in any form, because ABA is founded on a dehumanizing, segregationist approach… Why we oppose ABA in any form
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
I know I skipped last week but if it’s any consolation it all gets counted in the monthly roundup anyway. So recently it’s been a heatwave followed by rain.. which didn’t help my fitness goals at all. However the last two days have been great weather so I went for some early morning cycling. The thing is that when the
Read moreDisability Support in Canada
Resources -websites, pages and people with valuable knowledge. Federal and Provinical Government Links -for disability support in Canada. TED Talks About Autism– Videos from TED Talks about Autism from multiple perspectives. I was diagnosed with Autism over 2 years ago. What I found odd was that there were no Government links for support. I found about some of the Federal
Read moreApril is Ableism Awareness Month
For several years, autism organizations led by non-autistic parents and professionals have focused on Autism Awareness in the month of April. … April is Ableism Awareness Month
Read moreExploiting Autistic Children Online is Not “Cute” or “Family Friendly.”
Image description: Logos and pictures of family vloggers including “Fathering Autism,” “Finding Cooper’s Voice,” and “The Stauffer Life” who have … Exploiting Autistic Children Online is Not “Cute” or “Family Friendly.”
Read moreMonthly Roundup!
Yes it’s that time again for another fitness check of how I’m doing this month. I did miss a weekly roundup or maybe two? Oh well that’s life for you. That was my longest cycle to date and I’m really quite proud of myself for it. I also managed to avoid sunburn this time which is even better. So if
Read moreFalse Claims about Autism
I have been made aware that some people like to make claims that things cure/treat Autism. Such as this post below. This is absolute Bull and should be flushed down the nearest toilet. I can’t control what others say online about me or companies, however if you get sent something like this, please report it to the company as it
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
Well the weather has definitely been better this week, I started off with a bike ride on Monday and actually went over 50km! That’s a personal record for me by the way. The weather continued to be pretty nice all the way around so there was extra workouts including today’s cycle of over 40km. You can see where I needed
Read moreWeekly Roundup! Is Late..
So sorry everyone I know that this weekly round up is late. I got a little distracted by the Facebook page and shenanigans that were going on. Also the weather was absolutely horrible most of the week with snow and rain. There was one nice day, Wednesday where I managed to get a nice walk by the river. I even
Read moreFacebook Only Bans the Truth
So I have to say that Facebook is pretty damn prejudiced against Autistic people fighting back against bullies, and Autistic people in general. I shared this post by Autistic Hitman’s Facebook page which called out Connie Manning and Fiona O’Leary on their harassment and somehow I’m the one in Facebook jail?? I t’s like Facebook has never read any of
Read moreWeekly and Monthly Roundup!
So this month has been a little.. well let’s say frustrating. It was Autism Awareness Month which brought up a whole other can of worms with it. As people that have been following along on the blog, or the Facebook page will have noticed that I was threatened, and bullied quite a bit. That was a lot to handle but
Read moreConnie Manning: The Bully
Connie has come after me before. In Fact she goes after a lot of advocates, what’s sadder though is that she has a cult like following that thinks everything she does is peachy keen. This was a post about my Autistic Goblin Facebook page it’s pretty clear who they are targeting and why. I’m not into their little mean girl
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
It’s that time again for a weekly roundup post. This week has been pretty busy with not only meeting my fitness goals, Recaps and of course advocating for my Autistic Goblin self. So let’s start with the fun stuff. Exercise and fitness. The weather started nice this week. So clearly bike rides were in the cards at least for Tuesday
Read moreNext For Autism The Organization
Next for Autism is a charity aimed at parents of Autistic Children as a charity to help them understand and treat their children. You read that right they believe in treating and curing Autism. Don’t worry it made me sick too, so I decided to take a look at the organization myself since Aspergers Autism Friends Society AAFS posted a
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
So it’s been a bit of a busy week. As there was no snow I even managed to get in a couple of bike rides. This is also a little bit of what made the recaps a bit slower because after a workout I was very tired, so apologies if you were waiting on Psych Hunter episode 21 recap but
Read moreWeekly Round Up!
So it’s that time again for another weekly roundup! This week was definitely a lot better than the last one for fitness. For starters I had a lovely walk by the river on Wednesday and managed to see a nice arrangement of stones. I of course had to take a few pictures. I even managed to get a cycle in
Read moreThe Autistic Brain: Apple Vs. Android
So with April coming up and what should Autism Acceptance Month instead of Autism Awareness Month I thought I would share how I view the difference between a Neuro Typical brain and that of someone with a Neuro Divergent Brain. So I view Neuro Typical brains as Apple. Why? Because their brains can do things smoothly, in boring predictable ways
Read moreConnie Manning CEO of CalmWear
This lady is just wow in not in a good way. Trigger warnings up people because the pictures of her comments on my Facebook page are just plain nasty. Before I get into that though let’s take a look at her personally and the best way to do that is with her tweets. Meet Connie a Warrior Mom that uses
Read moreThanks for the Support!
So on my Facebook page and Reddit I shared a picture of AspiGurl Comic with a story about what happened to me on Facebook mere moments earlier. The support I got from the Autism Community on multiple platforms was just phenomenal. The post was shared lots more than I thought my little vent would ever go. Facebook Post I was
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
It’s that time again for a weekly wrap up of my fitness goals and just stuff that happened this week. Well I had that meeting online with the local Autism Support foundation for all that good that did me. The Meeting is where you can read more about that if you’re interested. I also had my first Physical exam in
Read moreThe Meeting
So I had a meeting with the local Autism Support community and while the lady was nice enough on our Microsoft Meeting chat I really didn’t get much out of it. For one thing I already knew about their Launch program to get Adults with Autism more independent. The problem is that I need a job that understands my Autism
Read moreWeekly Roundup!
So this week I managed to mostly stay on track this week. I’ve averaged about 6 km a day according to Apple Health which is actually pretty good. I admit there were some days where I just didn’t want to move that much. On the plus side I did manage to get the Women’s Day challenge medal to add my
Read moreMenstruation
So not many people talk about their period. However it came up on a Reddit thread that I follow and to my surprise a lot of the women on the spectrum had similar experience to me. Now I was also diagnosed with von Willebrand’s Disease Type 1 Learn More about vWD so I always assumed that my terrible cramps were
Read moreValentine’s Day
I hope everyone had a good Valentine’s Day. I spent the day watching old episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent. I also managed to do some raids in Pokemon Go which allowed me to finally reach level 41. I love my Augmented Reality games because they allow me to interact with strangers while having something in common. While it
Read moreHealth and Tea
I love a good cup of tea. In fact according to my family I’m a bit of tea snob. I don’t think that’s true since I’ll still drink David’s Tea and even sometimes bagged mass market tea. The Steepster tea community taught me a lot. Well David’s tea is a good starting point for people, hopefully they can expand past
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