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Autism disclosure is the process of telling others you have autism. This process occurs frequently for every new job, friend, coworker,...

This blog talks about how I deal with autism burnout.

This blog talks about the accommodations I will use in my masters degree starting in the fall of 2024.

This blog compares my experience with autism to Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory.

This blog shares how I make habits and maintain routines with chronic pain.

This blog talks about my experience with autism in middle school, and what I have learned from it in honor of autism acceptance month.

This blog reviews an accessible room at the Best Western in Carpinteria.

This blog features three haikus about disability for national haiku day.

This blog explains the difference between the medical and social model of disability with examples and preferences for the social model.

This blog defines disability before featuring a Q&A with the creator of Anniekroll.com

This blog includes personal vulnerability about what I want others to know about my process making friends as a person with HSP and autism.

This blog talks about the importance of balancing self advocacy with respect through advice and a story for national awkwardness day.

This blog features three limerick poems in honor of national limerick day.

This blog gives an introduction to spoon theory.

This blog talks about my experience becoming diagnosed with a rare disease in celebration of Rare Disease Day.

This blog gives some suggestions for cooking easy meals for people who struggle with food texture based on my own experiences.

This blog lists five accessible date ideas for people with disabilities for Valentine's day based on my personal experiences.

This blog gives 5 do's and 5 don'ts for how to help a disabled person in public based on my own experiences.

This blog gives suggestions for how to find a community at school for someone with a disability based on my personal experience.

This blog gives some suggestions for autistic people to help avoid food touching.