By Christa Holmans, Neurodivergent Rebel Every April has been intense since learning I was Autistic at the age of twenty-nine. I’ve been shifting more of… Read More
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Why It’s So Important to Remain Open to Joy
By Gretchen McIntire Just as Spring is beginning to show its face the world seems to be coming to life again. This global pandemic has… Read More
Why Do People Think I Should Be Sad and Sorry about Autism?
By Megan Amodeo I’m sorry. Those are words I’ve heard time and time again since becoming a mother. I’ve been a mom for almost twenty… Read More
#AskingAutistics: Is Driving Easy or Do You Struggle with It?
By Christa Holmans, Neurodivergent Rebel In many countries, driving is a rite of passage, but some people will always struggle with driving if they drive… Read More
Why My Autistic Daughter’s College Experience will be Better than Mine
By Megan Amodeo My oldest daughter is leaving soon to start her on campus college studies. The university allowed her to take online classes her… Read More