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Recovering Addicts Don’t Deserve Lifelong Stigma

David Gray-Hammond September 22, 2020

People see addicts in recovery as “a different sort of addict” to those who have not found recovery. This is invalidating and untrue.

Emotional Overload and Aspie Understanding

aspieaspired December 13, 2018

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

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The Autism Spectrum According to Autistic People

The Autism Spectrum
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understanding

Recovering Addicts Don’t Deserve Lifelong Stigma

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The Autism Spectrum According to Autistic People

The Autism SpectrumAccording to Autistic People

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understanding

Recovering Addicts Don’t Deserve Lifelong Stigma

Emotional Overload and Aspie Understanding

NeuroClastic Is a Non-Profit Managed by Volunteers

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The Autism Spectrum
According to Autistic People