It is not the job of the disabled to prove that their lives have value

These kids are my everything

“The Secret Neuroscientist” This may sound pathetic or desperately ableist, but oh well, I’m going to say it anyway. Sometimes we play “A might actually be a secret neuroscientist, and when he’s playing with his dad’s phone, he is conferring with his peers.” I’ve asked myself and his child study team this for years, and … Continue reading 163. The Secret Neuroscientist

We aren’t the Commonwealth

Your journey of autism discovery is significant, and takes time

With whatever power we have, we keep one another from fragmenting

In which A hams it up on stage

How easy it is to fall back on ableism