Then he can Choose which one he likes Best.
They all look very different.
But honestly this is a hugely stressful situation for him and so for me. #LivingWithAutism

Today is one of those days I wish I was neurotypical. I wish I could explain myself, or more accurately, didn't have to explain myself.

#LivingWithAutism #Autism

Understanding Autism: Education, Life, and Opportunity – Featuring Dr. Temple Grandin S2:E19 - Political No-Brainer Podcast Jeff Rabinowitz and world-renowned autism advocate, author, and professor Dr. Temple Grandin life on the autism spectrum.

Jeffrey Rabinowitz engages with Temple Grandin, a prominent advocate and researcher in the field of autism.

#politics #politicalnobrainer #TempleGrandin #Autism #Education #Autismandeducation #AutismSpectrum #LivingwithAutism #Aspergers #AutismandEmploment

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A tall glass mug with soymilk, vanilla, bitter baking chocolate, butter and stevia, whipped into hot chocolate sits on a light wooden table, half drunk.

What #LivingWithAutism is like: Today’s #dyspraxia move was to Everything Bagel season my hot chocolate.

I thought it was cinnamon, but forgot the cinnamon was in the cupboard.
I didn’t even check.

Giving myself #autistic grace, I scooped it out, added cinnamon & sipped slowly.

Yummy!
#upside 🌻

In this inspiring episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes world-renowned autism advocate, author, and professor Dr. Temple Grandin for a deep discussion about life on the autism spectrum.

#Autism #Autismspectrum #LivingWithAutism #Aspergers #TempleDrandin
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Black and white photo of a six year old boy in a varsity style sweater, hand covering his mouth. He is in front of a railing on a bridge above a river.

A high contrast, colourful photo of a six year old boy in a varsity style sweater admiringly examining an old train.

A high contrast, colourful photo of a six year old boy in a varsity style sweater admiringly examining an old train.

A high contrast, colourful photo of a six year old boy in a varsity style sweater walking along train tracks (not in use) at a heritage site.

The best time for us to have weekend experiences is very early in the morning when no one is up.
This morning we went to this heritage site in Fort Langley. Spencer is a big fan!
#autism #livingwithautism #nonverbal #trains

Been thinking all morning about how I’d like a mental health day, and then my son provides one by having a meltdown at school. Universe, that’s not what I meant. #livingwithautism