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“The beauty of travel for the neurodivergent soul is seeing the world through an utterly unique lens that most are blinded to.”

“The beauty of travel for the neurodivergent soul is seeing the world through an utterly unique lens that most are blinded to.”

Autistic Travel | Experiencing India 🇮🇳
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Liam | LeftFootForward.uk
Let’s Clean Your Bathroom Together

Let’s Clean Your Bathroom Together

A Checklist To Help Break Down A Seemingly Massive Task, When You Are Struggling To Get Out Of Bed
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The Divergent Shift
Always a toddler — just because I’m disabled doesn’t mean I’m stupid

Always a toddler — just because I’m disabled doesn’t mean I’m stupid

This will come as a shock to some people, but being in a wheelchair does not impact your intelligence.
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Scott Whitney
From Rejection to Exaltation: Embracing Sensitivity as My Autistic Strength

From Rejection to Exaltation: Embracing Sensitivity as My Autistic Strength

The Power of Being True to Yourself, A Journey to Triumph
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The Divergent Shift
5 Ways to Accomplish Hard Things with Less Anxiety: Neurodivergent Edition

5 Ways to Accomplish Hard Things with Less Anxiety: Neurodivergent Edition

Ugh, but I don’t want to do the “adulting” today!
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The Divergent Shift
Disabled, but not damaged

Disabled, but not damaged

People can often look at me like I’m damaged goods.
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Scott Whitney
55 years ago we put on a man on the moon, but we still don’t have …….

55 years ago we put on a man on the moon, but we still don’t have …….

This article is inspired by Rupy Kaur Roberts instagram post from today. If you want to read the original Instagram and watch the video…
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Scott Whitney
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Disability & Work: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Disability & Work: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

The Bad
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Scott Whitney
Disability robbed me of my ability to grow old gracefully

Disability robbed me of my ability to grow old gracefully

Like the majority of disabled people, I acquired my disability. I was 39 and doing very well fitness wise. I’d just started running again…
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Scott Whitney
I’d rather be dead than ……

I’d rather be dead than ……

Truth time.
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Scott Whitney
Disability is not an excuse

Disability is not an excuse

I’m disabled and I don’t think disability as an excuse for me not to do anything.
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Scott Whitney
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