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Stories & Voices

I Wasn’t Autistic Until I Was

I didn’t “become” neurodivergent at 36. I just finally had the language to understand myself. The diagnosis was relief first, then grief for the younger me who thought they were failing at life, when really they were navigating the world with an unsupported disability.

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Stories & Voices

Amplifying Voices – My Journey into Advocacy

I am a 23-year-old autistic and ADHD journalist from Leicester, shaped by growing up in a neurodivergent family – four siblings, four corners of a square. My lived experience drives my work to amplify voices and create change.

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Understanding Neurodivergence

Understanding Neurodiversity – Key Terms

Neurodiversity describes the natural differences in how our brains work, a concept introduced by Judy Singer to encourage inclusion and acceptance of different ways of thinking.

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Stories & Voices

Stronger Together

There were days I wondered if I’d ever live life like other people. But looking back, I can see that those challenges gave me something important…

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