Tag: Baron-Cohen
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Reality check
1. As I said a few times here, in my world everything is connected on the instinctive level, for that reason I decided to ask Mr Henderson for a reality check yesterday. I mean, am I under speech and language therapy, or not. I did it in a way that could have implied I’m one […]
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Welfare check
Trigger warning: contains upsetting language, mention of suicide and murder 1. I’m not psychotic yet. I went to the pharmacy yesterday around lunch time and collected my olanzapine. I took 5mg immediately and another 5mg in the evening. I had a long nap in the afternoon and good sleep during the night. I woke up […]
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How to block autistic people real experience
Trigger warning: contains heavy swearing I’ll be sending link to this post to professor Baron-Cohen and Sarah Cassidy (whatever her title is) as a part of my challenging behaviour spree. As you know challenging behaviour is part of being autistic and who’s better to challenge than autism researchers? After all they should know how to […]
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Why good concepts have such difficulties with breaking through?
I’m thinking here about two good concepts that I’m aware of: one is Sleep School technique, the other is my diagnostician communication methods. I did already post a few times about my diagnostician and also the fact that I believe that Professor Simon Baron-Cohen is a narcissist, so I won’t be getting back to it […]
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Simon Baron-Cohen’s recent research (the post mentions suicide and suicide ideation)
People who read my blog regularly might have noticed that I really don’t like Professor Baron-Cohen. The interesting thing is that he’s not well liked in the autistic community, so it isn’t just me, yet, he remains one of the most prominent autism researcher in the world. Don’t you think there’s something wrong here? Anyway, […]
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Is telling the truth difficult?
It’s 4.11am BTW and I didn’t get any sleep yet. I think I stopped being upset about what happened at work and now I’m just upset about the fact that I got upset about it. I feel like life should make up to me for the fact that I’m so disadvantaged. I’m wondering why other […]
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Something changed (getting obsessed over my statistics?)
I really don’t know what it is. When I first started talking about my emotions and life experiences on the blog it was enough for me to feel that I’ve been given a voice, even though I didn’t have many readers at all. At that time I checked my statistics once, maybe twice a week, […]
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Saying thank you
I wanted to say thank you to John from here for the fact that he doesn’t mind being on my blog. I think it’s very important that I include description of our real interactions here and my interpretation of what he is thinking, the same like what I am thinking. And yes, what I am […]
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Should I stop blogging?
Ok, first of all, I don’t think I’m being serious at the moment, but yes, this idea crossed my mind several times today. I think I am a bit overwhelmed with the fact that, possibly, due to my blogging and being so open about a lot of things here, I may not be able to […]
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I woke up feeling sad this morning
It is said that we, autistics, have difficulties with recognising our feelings. I can recognise at least some of them, I can definitely recognise sadness, anger and fear. But the problem is that I don’t understand why recognising our feelings is supposed to be so important. It seems to me that if I was unable […]
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Autistic and me 