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Because life is in the details. You see me sit, rocking. You hear me talk to myself,. Repeating phrases from the TV. You watch my hands as they flap. My patterns escape your notice. You see me on the edges,. Quiet, listening but not speaking. Violent eruptions of sound and motion.

Life and marriage with Aspergers Syndrome. Married, With Aspergers has moved to Wordpress. Thursday, 12 September 2013. In meltdowns I felt myself approaching one. This is how I handled it. Read more at Married, With Aspergers. Not physically - just my blog. From now on all new content will be on my Wordpress blog.

People, Technology, Gliding. The main blog can be found here. For ease of navigation I have put links to the various categories here in series order where relevant, but usually in date order of the post. Here are the posts that make up the transcript of my recent talk at ACCU2016.

The Brooklyn Bridge, late winter, post-poetry reading and tacos with friends from out of town this weekend. Would be a woman who was literally silent.

8220;To what extent is it possible to compare the ways in which methods of communication are being taught to autistic students who cannot use spoken language to communicate their complex ideas? The Survey and How it Was Created.

Dear William, the traveling nurse. Into the 20th of July, 2015. If you care about your.

I Am Not Temple Grandin. Autistic Regression and Fluid Adaptation. Acceptance as a Well Being Practice.

Constantly working, I have to admit, drains my soul. Shortly after that, a friendly boater stopped and asked us if we wanted a lift back. The answer was YES! August 2, 2015.

So what IS stimming? Adjust my neck joints. Apply pressure to my arms. Attempt to tap my fingers to the tune of whatever is stuck in my head. Balance pencils on my fingers. Balance pens on my fingers. Bend a plastic bottle cap ring. Bend the clip on a pen cap until it snaps. Bite a plastic bottle cap ring. Bite into popcorn with my mouth open. Bite my cuticles until they bleed. Bite my fingers with enough strength to make marks.