For years, I’ve experienced an uptick in symptoms of my chronic conditions around this time of year, but I’ve never had a reason why. No reason for a decline in my mood or an increase in my hypermobile joints causing random pain. (Who knew, the “normal” amount of pain is none? Certainly not me…) NoContinueContinue reading “October Slide”
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The Autism Show 2024 – Attending as an Autistic Educator
Last weekend marked my first time attending The Autism Show, a national exhibition for and about autism, associated with the National Autistic Society and in partnership with Brain in Hand. I wasn’t sure what to expect, aside from having visited ExCel London once before. I booked my ticket in my capacity as an educator, workingContinueContinue reading “The Autism Show 2024 – Attending as an Autistic Educator”
All the things I didn’t say
It’s been a long time since I’ve opened up my blog, especially with a view to writing something! Things are always so busy, and there are always so many demands on my time that writing in order to share it always lands at the very bottom of my priorities list. Still, there is a sizeableContinueContinue reading “All the things I didn’t say”
Does Anybody Have a Map?
I celebrated my twenty-fourth birthday a few days ago, and I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how strange a time this is: Covid aside, being at the crossover of early and mid-twenties is honestly bizarre! Some people are still studying, some are early in their careers, and some are lucky enough to be fairlyContinueContinue reading “Does Anybody Have a Map?”
One Quiet Teacher 