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December 20, 2017

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Victoria Chanin

23 hours ago

Its going to take a lot of mugs of tea to fix this. ...

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Cassie Jayne

3 days ago

Just for fun on a Saturday evening......

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What TV programs do you hate but you still have to watch?

The great model railway challenge. It’s the constant plinky plonky music that’s on the whole programme. ...

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SWAN: Scottish Women's Autism Network

4 days ago

Just published today from Yo Samdy Sam, Could YOU be Autistic? ( and not know). rony@swan
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Could YOU be autistic? (and not know)

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Could you be autistic and not know? I, and many other autistic adults with a late diagnosis of autism, will tell you - YES! The current model of autism diagn...

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SWAN: Scottish Women's Autism Network

5 days ago

"My name is Eloise and I am many things at once: I am a graduate student at the University of Oxford; I am a tutor, a rower, a feminist, a granddaughter, a daughter, a sister, a stepsister, a friend. I am also autistic."
Eloise Stark is a DPhil student in psychiatry at the University of Oxford. She blogs for Student Minds and The Mental Elf, and writes for The Psychologist. rony@swan

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My autism journey: how I learned to stop trying to fit in – Eloise Stark | Aeon Ideas

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Growing up can be toxic for autistic people forced to conform to social norms or risk trauma. This is one woman’s journey

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Kim Miller-Drummond

6 days ago