Rochelle Johnson-Vestjens

Life. It’s certainly never fails to throw us curve balls, or bouncers, or sometimes even mulligrubbers. I guess I’ve mixed up my ball sports there but never the less. the point

Sadness, grief, loss… Life. It’s palpable, it’s strong, it’s thick, it creates an atmosphere that can almost be reached up and touched, almost cut with a kitchen knife. [caption id=

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, the myth of lack of empathy in autistic people is just that a myth. It’s a horrible, unhelpful and hurtful myth.

Around the tracks of autism communities you come across lots of different terms and phrases, there are many of them. Acronyms, slogans, hash tags, and others. It’s really easy to get to

Medical diagnoses are ripe for conspiracy theorists and other out there claims to be made. In the autism world there are a couple of ripe theories that seem to be so pervasive that