
No, Really, I’m Fine (on Alexithymia)
Alexithymia has never been so thoroughly or thoughtfully defined in all the ways it affects a person who can’t feel exactly how it affects them.

Alexithymia has never been so thoroughly or thoughtfully defined in all the ways it affects a person who can’t feel exactly how it affects them.

I have had a recurring dream since I was a young child. I dreamt it quite often between the ages of about 8 to 14,

For those who don’t much about it, I’d like to explain to you sensory hypersensitivity, sensory overwhelm, and meltdowns from a first-person perspective. Our sensory

A birth experience involving autism, pre-eclampsia, and a Cesarean. The sensory consequences of labor and delivery.

At some point, this will end. Nothing lasts forever. It will stop. It will. Yesterday, I sat through an hour and a half of torture.

The media paints a picture of Aspies that is incorrect. We are thought to be disruptive, burdensome, and downright dangerous. That’s what outsiders want you

Terra Vance writes about her experience as a multiply neurodivergent person being autistic, dyslexic, synesthetic with OCD and sensory processing disorder.

If you haven’t already, click here to read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of this series. I look back at all of this

If you haven’t already, click to read Part 1 and Part 2 of this 4-part series. Looking back, my extreme self-absorption shielded me from a

My family has a thing for knives. It all started when my Aunt chased her sister down the street with a butcher’s knife, a natural