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Posts by Sarah Boon - Author

Facebook reminding me it’s been 13 years since I past my driving test makes me feel old.

I’m still 18 in my mind 🤣

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Reform’s regard for Wales and its history is appalling.

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One of the worst parts of burnout is when you don’t have enough energy to read books you know you will enjoy.

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When I was younger and still struggling to understand myself, I remember turning to self-help books, but they never had the answers I was looking for.

Sometimes I wonder if this unconsciously influenced my decision to write later on after I found the answers I was seeking.

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My black and white cat giving side eye in a close up headshot

Side eye Saturday’s with Milo

#Caturday

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Yup, there’s a change I want to make, but as I’ve researched into it, the process involved is putting me off, even though I will be happier once the change has happened 🙈

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It’s Autistic People’s Month!

& we need to #StopTheShock !!

For over ten years the Judge Rotenberg Center in MA has housed Autistic people & utilizes wearable electric shock devices to control dangerous behaviors

Children are zapped for things like swearing

It’s the stuff nightmares are made of

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Why does this happen nearly everytime 😩

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Whenever an autistic person says anything about autistic experience you’ll have some allistic person SCREAM “eVeRyOnE iS LiKe tHaT!!!!”

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Thing with being autistic is I’m not opposed to change; sometimes I want and need it.

But it’s the process of change that throws up the challenges for me.

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Me whenever I see autistic people’s experiences dismissed online every year on this day.

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Happy Autism Acceptance Day!

One reason I wrote my book was so that young AuDHD people (autism and ADHD together) have better resources that encourage a more positive understanding of our neurodivergence to support self-acceptance.

To find out more, take a look at the post and link below ⬇️

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April fools day being the first day of autism month feels rude.

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School can be such a a harsh environment for both neurodivergent staff and students.

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It absolutely intensifies this feeling for sure.

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It was how she was describing an autistic-coded character as queer due to her characteristics that made something click for me in my mind.

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Just FYI, I’m no longer responding to enquiries that come into my inbox which use AI.

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This may sound strange, but reading an Agatha Christie book recently helped to develop my understanding of neuroqueer more.

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I honestly don’t think we talk about how traumatising school can be for neurodivergent people enough.

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Luckily, I found the new supplier’s strawberries were better quality!

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Autistic hypersensitivity meant I could tell the supermarket had changed their strawberry supplier from the first bite this morning.

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Happy ALCS day to all those who celebrate

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Bonus if there is also a purring cat by your side or on your lap.

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Sometimes the biggest luxury is having the time to read a book whilst sipping a cup of tea.

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Not so much for myself, but I’m dyslexic too, so I think it’s both at play for me.

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There are times where I can reread a page 10+ times before I actually read it...

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Same!

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As I’m dyslexic too, I think this adds another layer to it as well, but it’s not remembering what I just read definitely feels ADHD-related.

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One of the hardest parts about reading with ADHD is that you can get to the end of a page and realise you haven’t taken in a single word or remember what you’ve just read.

So often I have to re-read a page multiple times before the meaning has sunk in.

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There was only I can remember which I didn’t hate!

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